Entry and exit can be difficult when diving Asan Cut from shore, it is recommended that divers unfamiliar with this site only attempt a dive here with a buddy experienced with this location. Either way this dive should not be attempted during a tide change or when surface waves are Read more…
Camel Rock was named for its resemblance to a camel swimming through the ocean. This relatively flat reef area is part of a much larger area around Camel Rock that was used as a dumping ground after World War II. There are thousands of pounds of ordnance littering the bottom, Read more…
To get to Gun Beach, follow San Vitores Road (the main road in Tumon) as far north as you can, past the Westin and Nikko Hotels, down the dirt road to the beach. The best way to enter this dive from the beach is simply to follow the cables which Read more…
The site is located in front of the University of Guam’s Marine Lab. Walk across the reef past the large rock. In front of the rock is a small cut which extends outward. Drop in there. If you are snorkeling, head to your left and explore the upper reef, which Read more…
Off the west coast of Ritidian, Guam’s northernmost point, Napoleon Cut offers some of the least disturbed life on the island. An abundance of reef fish, clams, octopi, sharks and turtles can be found in this area, as well as large Napoleon Wrasses and other big fish. Several sand channels Read more…