Best Attractions near Chief Kepuha Park

Explore Guam's past at the San Antonio Bridge in Hagåtña, a historic landmark blending Spanish colonial history with Chamorro legends.

Discover Guam's beauty and history at Agana Boat Basin: scenic waterfront, cultural insights, and tranquil relaxation in Hagåtña.

Explore Guam's colonial past at Plaza de España in Hagåtña, a historic landmark with Spanish ruins and lush gardens, offering a glimpse into island's heritage.

Explore Guam's ancient Chamorro heritage at this peaceful park, featuring iconic latte stones and honoring Senator Angel Leon Guerrero Santos.

Explore historical WWII shelters carved into Guam's landscape, offering a glimpse into the island's resilient past.

Explore Guam's rich heritage at the Guam Institute in Hagåtña, a preserved landmark showcasing Chamorro culture and pre-war history.

Escape to Hagåtña's tranquil Triangle Park: a lush oasis perfect for relaxation, picnics, and experiencing Guam's natural beauty.

Explore Guam's history at Fort Santa Agueda, offering panoramic views from a Spanish-era fort atop Apugan Hill in Hagåtña.

Experience Guam's best watersports at Alupang Beach Club: parasailing, jet skiing, dolphin tours, and more for an unforgettable ocean adventure!

Discover Guam's spiritual heart at Our Lady of Purification Catholic Church, a serene landmark in Maina offering history and cultural connection.

Experience thrilling marine sports and captivating marine life encounters at Guam Ocean Park, a perfect destination for families and adventure seekers.

Explore Guam's pivotal role in WWII at the Pacific War Museum, featuring military artifacts & personal stories of resilience and sacrifice.

Discover Guam's Chamorro heritage at the Latte of Freedom, a symbol of strength offering panoramic views of the island's western shores.

Discover Oka Cliff in Guam: Breathtaking ocean views, vibrant marine life, and a tranquil escape into nature's beauty. Perfect for photographers and nature lovers.