The Historic Charm of the Magellan Monument

Car

To reach the Magellan Monument by car, start from the center of Northern Guam (e.g., from the village of Dededo). Head south on Route 1 (Marine Corps Drive) for approximately 15 miles. Look for signs indicating 'Humåtak' as you approach the southern part of the island. Once you reach the junction with Route 4, take a left onto Route 4 South. Continue on Route 4 for about 8 miles until you reach the area around Humåtak. The monument is located at coordinates 13.2989° N, 144.6629° E. You will find parking nearby.

Public Transportation

To visit the Magellan Monument using public transportation, you will need to take a bus. The Guam Public Transit Authority operates buses that can take you south. Start at a bus stop in Northern Guam, such as in Dededo. Board a bus heading toward the southern villages. Make sure to ask the driver for the nearest stop to Humåtak. Once you arrive, you might need to walk approximately 1 mile to the monument. Be aware that bus schedules may vary, so plan accordingly. As of the latest information, a bus fare is typically around $2.

Taxi/Rideshare

If you prefer a more direct route to the Magellan Monument, consider using a taxi or rideshare service. You can request a ride from your location in Northern Guam to the monument's address: 7MX7+H5G, 2, Humåtak, Guam. The ride should take about 30-40 minutes depending on traffic. Prices may vary based on distance and time of day, so it’s best to check with your driver for an estimate before starting your journey.