Scuba diving in Guam

Guam enjoys a tropical marine climate, which makes it suitable for diving throughout the year. The dry season from January to June boasts the best visibility, often exceeding 100 feet. Water temperatures are consistently warm, averaging around 82°F to 86°F. While Guam is outside the main typhoon alley, the wet season (July to December) can sometimes bring storms affecting visibility and sea conditions.

Guam's waters pulsate with a myriad of marine life. Divers can encounter an array of tropical fish, including clownfish, lionfish, and butterflyfish. Larger species such as turtles, rays, and even reef sharks are also common sightings. The coral gardens, which vary from soft to hard corals, are teeming with macro life, making it a playground for macro photographers.

Guam is a diver's sanctuary, blending vibrant marine biodiversity with dive sites steeped in history. With clear waters, abundant marine life, and diverse dive sites catering to all skill levels, Guam stands as a must-visit dive destination in the Pacific. Whether a beginner eager to discover the underwater world or an experienced diver searching for new adventures, Guam promises a memorable dive experience.