Guam Visa

Essentially a U.S. territory, Guam is situated in the Western Pacific and is famous for its beaches, Spanish colonial architecture, and historical monuments. Ypao Beach Archaeological Site is a famous tourist attraction and its bayfront beach is the perfect place for you to relax in. Marine life enthusiasts will find their haven in Underwater World, which is a tunnel aquarium and has sharks and many other exotic fishes to boast of. Guam has no dearth of scenic locations and the best ones are undoubtedly Two Lover's point, a clifftop site and Ritidian Point, a coastal area. Water sports and adventures are world class in the country and if you are someone who is fond of snorkeling, Tumon Bay snorkeling will let you snorkel and witness coral reefs from as near as possible. When you get tired of site hopping, you can visit the night market of Chamorro Village and get your friends, souvenirs from the same. Guam is not all about natural gems and Senator Angel Leon Guerrero Santos Latte Stone Memorial Park, which is a historical place museum honoring a Chamorro rights activist, stands as a testimony for the same. Guam, surprisingly, also has a lively nightlife and this can be witnessed in its various clubs with local music and dance. The visa requirements of Guam are the same as that of the United States and if you are not from one of the visa-exempt countries, you will have to contact your nearest embassy of U.S. for the same.