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Districts · Tumon

Tumon by district

Tumon is one long bay with four working areas: the central strip with most hotels, malls and restaurants; Gun Beach and the north end; Ypao Beach and the south end; and the north cliff at Two Lovers Point.

About these names

Clusters here are small working areas along a single road, not administrative districts.
Where’s whatTap an area for what it is like and who it suits. Shapes follow this guide’s walking areas and places, not official boundaries.
Gun Beach end · $$Tumon central · $$

Hover, tap or tab to an area to see what it is like. Pins are sleep areas; arrows at the edge point to the airport.

Off the map: Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport (GUM) (15–30 min by the usual route).

Not drawn yet (no coordinates in this guide): Hagåtña and the south. See the table above.

Where’s what, as a list:

  • Tumon central: Most hotels, T Galleria, the plazas, Underwater World and the main beach. Suits: First-timers and families. Price band $$.
  • Gun Beach and north Tumon: The reef is closest to shore; fewer shops; a car or taxi for dinner. Suits: Snorkellers and quieter stays. Price band $$.
  • Ypao Beach and south Tumon: A park with shade, toilets and showers; a taxi from the middle of the bay. Suits: Calm swims and picnics.
  • Two Lovers Point: A cliff viewpoint; go by car in the late afternoon. Suits: Sunset and photography.
  • Hagåtña and the south: The capital, museums and old villages are 15–30 km away by car. Suits: A hire-car day.
  • Sleep area Gun Beach end: suits Snorkellers and quieter stays, price band $$.
  • Sleep area Tumon central: suits First-timers and families, price band $$.
  • Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport (GUM), 15–30 min by the usual route.

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