This reef is about 300 by 100 yards and can be one of the most exciting dives on Guam. More than 11 miles east of Agat, the 80 – 90 foot upper reef gradually slopes to the sea floor at about 900 feet. There is a good probability of seeing Read more…
The American Tanker is a large concrete barge that was used during World War II to transport war materials from the United States to Guam. During the construction of the breakwater, after World War II, she was sunk. Originally intended to form part of the breakwater, similar to the nearby Read more…
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…
The first reef at Gab Gab is a great dive for divers of all ages and experience levels. Stairs with railing make entry and exit quite easy, however, the rock at the bottom of the stairs tends to be quite slippery. Inflate your BCD and enter the water cautiously. From Read more…
Often written off as ‘just a training beach,’ Outhouse offers a great collection of marine life and typically calm surface conditions making it a great dive site for divers of all ages and experience levels.
A great dive for divers of all ages and experience levels. Entry and exit are quite easy here, however, the bottom step can be pretty slick. Brace yourself on the rocks next to the stairs as you enter or exit the water. Several concrete buckets at approximately 20 feet can Read more…
Located by Neye Island, which resembles a turtle. This is a popular site among Guam divers where you will almost definitely find some turtles swimming or sleeping around the large boulders that adorn the seafloor here.
Val was the Allied designation for the Japanese Aichi D3A during World War II. The plane now rests upside down at approximately 100 feet. Its left wing rests about 40 feet from the main wreck toward the north east. Remember to monitor your air consumption and bottom time, as this Read more…
Located just outside Apra Harbor, conditions must to be just right to dive here due of strong currents and its proximity to the shipping channel. Please take care to listen to and follow your captain’s briefing when diving this site. Turtles, octopuses and blacktips can frequently be seen amongst the Read more…