Paseo de Susana: Hagåtña's Waterfront Oasis

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Discover tranquility at Paseo de Susana, a scenic waterfront park in Hagåtña, Guam, offering lush greenery and stunning ocean views.

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Paseo de Susana is a charming park in Hagåtña, Guam, offering a peaceful waterfront retreat. With lush greenery, scenic pathways, and ocean views, it's a favorite for locals and tourists alike. The park features a small Statue of Liberty, a gift from the American Boy Scouts in 1950.

A brief summary to Paseo de Susana

FQH3+M7P, Hagåtña, GU

Local tips

Visit in the late afternoon to catch the stunning sunset views over the water.
Bring a picnic blanket to enjoy a meal surrounded by the park's natural beauty.
Combine your visit with a trip to the nearby Chamorro Village for local food and shopping.

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Getting There

Walking

From the Chamorro Village, walk towards the water. Paseo de Susana is located directly behind the village, offering easy access to the park's entrance.
Public Transport

Take a bus to Hagåtña. From the Hagatna Pool Terminal, walk towards Marine Corps Drive and the Hagatna Boat Basin. Paseo de Susana is a short walk from the bus stop. Bus fare is approximately $2-$5.
Driving

From Marine Corps Drive (Route 1), turn towards the Hagatna Boat Basin. Paseo de Susana is located along the drive, near the basin. Parking is available near the Chamorro Village and Paseo Stadium. Parking fees are generally free.

Discover more about Paseo de Susana

Paseo de Susana, often called Paseo Park, is a picturesque park located on a peninsula in Hagåtña, Guam. Built on land filled with debris after World War II, it offers a tranquil escape with stunning views of Agana Bay. The park is popular with families, fitness enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a connection with nature. Visitors can stroll along the meandering pathways, relax on the lush lawn, or enjoy a picnic while taking in the scenery. The park is adorned with local sculptures and artwork that reflect Guam’s cultural identity. A notable feature is the small-scale Statue of Liberty, a gift from the American Boy Scouts in 1950. The park also has a baseball stadium called Paseo Stadium. Paseo de Susana is an ideal spot to witness Guam's beautiful sunsets over the wharf. The park's waterfront location and cultural elements make it a memorable experience for every visitor.