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Gun Beach is a secluded cove at the far end of&nbsp;Tumon Bay. It is considered to be one of the best shore snorkeling in Guam. It includes shallow areas protected by a coral quarry and reefs open onto the ocean, and visitors can explore a range of environments and varied marine life.

Here you will find the best seabed, the diversity of coral is striking, and the underwater life is impressive in density. Shoals of striped monocle bream rest above the coral beds, while surgeonfish and butterflyfish with spectacular colors come and go along the reef.

Gun Beach

Gab Gab Beach is located on Naval Base Guam. It is the perfect place for recreational swimming, snorkeling, stand-up paddle boarding, picnics, camping, unit functions, learning about ocean life, and so much more.

It is a clean and quiet beach with no currents and waves, located in Santa Rita on the territory of the naval base. Therefore it has visiting restrictions: the military and their families are allowed to visit this beach, but other visitors need a special permit.

Gab Gab Beach

Tagachang is a wild beach in a rocky bay of Guam with high cliffs and lush greenery. Its peaks offer the best views of the local nature, the surrounding villages, and the majestic ocean.&nbsp;

Its central site is popular with families with children. Guests are advised to wear slippers due to the sharp stones at the bottom of the ocean. In 1.5 km from Tagachang, there are two supermarkets, a tour, several local cafes, and a car station.

Taga'chang Beach

Emerald Valley is hidden water in a power plant in Piti, a village located on the western shore of the island of &nbsp;Guam. The town contains the commercial port of Guam at Apra Harbor and several of the island&rsquo;s largest power plants.&nbsp;

It offers a short but narrow walk through the waterway stretching to the Philippine Sea. It lies between two land masses filled with lush green jungle and boulders along the coast. As you walk alongside, a crystal clear view of the ocean floor, filled with many fish, a few water snakes, and a lot of sea urchins.&nbsp; 
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Emerald Valley

Hilaan Beach, Mushroom, is where you will find rock structures with small bases and large tops with greenery growing on top that gives the appearance of mushrooms. The large coral reef is about 100 yards offshore and has a large drop-off.&nbsp;

&nbsp;The coastal area is calm and warm, ideal for more coral growth, and its shallowness makes the water clear and aqua. As a result, the beach was full of dried coral remnants and artifacts of what used to be out in the waters.&nbsp;

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Mushroom Rock Hilaan Beach

Retidion Beach is quiet and peaceful in the North Point of Guam, but at the same time, it is also a wildlife conservation area in Guam and is close to a military base.&nbsp;

It is recommended to be accompanied by a local guide when deciding to go to this place to avoid entering the forbidden area by mistake. The sea temperature here is between 21-32 degrees Celsius all year round. The water is clear and very suitable for snorkeling.&nbsp;

U. S. The U. S. Department of the Interior has a bureau called Fish and Wildlife Service. 
 
We are the oldest and most established conservation agency in the world. The U. S. Constitution established Fish and Wildlife Service in 1871. 
 
The Fish Commission was established to examine why food fish stocks were declining and to recommend solutions. Although the agency&#39;s name has been changed several times, the core of the Service is still the same: the dedication of Service staff to meet the conservation challenges they face today and tomorrow with integrity, ingenuity and work. Our history shows us that we have always met the challenges.

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Gun Beach

Gab Gab Beach

Taga'chang Beach

Emerald Valley

Mushroom Rock Hilaan Beach

Ritidian Point