Diving in Guam: A World of Possibilities

The Blue Hole in Guam is a dream destination for many diving enthusiasts. Diving here is a surreal experience. In this issue, we recommend a guide to diving in Guam. _ 👉Why go diving in Guam? Guam is known as one of the "Top 10 Diving Destinations in the World," with over 400 species of coral, 700 species of fish, and World War II shipwrecks. The water visibility is often over 30 meters, making it suitable for divers of all levels. Its uniqueness lies in the combination of natural wonders and historical sites, allowing you to admire coral reefs and marine life while exploring the grandeur of shipwrecks. _ 👉Popular dive sites ✅️Blue Hole A mysterious heart-shaped underwater cave, 18,130 feet deep, with visibility over 100 feet. You can see large tuna, reef sharks, and unicorn fish. Suitable for experienced divers to explore the mysterious blue depths. ✅️Fish Eye Marine Park Clear waters and dense tropical fish make it ideal for snorkeling and scuba diving. No diving license is required to experience it under the guidance of an instructor, making it beginner-friendly. ✅️Tokai Maru & SMS Cormoran Shipwrecks The world's only dive site composed of shipwrecks from both World Wars, with wrecks covered in coral, attracting sea turtles, barracuda, and other marine life. Perfect for adventure seekers. ✅️Apra Harbor A protected marine area where shipwrecks and coral coexist, ideal for exploring historical sites and marine ecology. Short boat trips and year-round diving. ✅️Gun Beach Strong currents in shallow waters make it suitable for beginners to practice snorkeling or drift diving, experiencing dancing with schools of fish. _ 👉Diving seasons and times ✅️Year-round suitability: Guam has a tropical climate with an average annual water temperature of 27°C. Most dive sites, such as the Blue Hole and Fish Eye Park, are open year-round. ✅️Seasonal highlights: May to October: The waters around Two Lovers Point and Tinian Island are calmer, ideal for shipwreck diving. March to June: The mangrove ecosystem in Latte Valley is active, perfect for ecological photography. _ Diving in Guam is definitely a great travel destination, whether you're there for the scenery or professional diving.