Guam's tropical environment and history make it an outdoors lover's paradise. Lush forests, rolling grasslands, mountains, limestone caves, and waterfalls are our hallmarks. The island is crisscrossed by hiking trails that pass through these natural landmarks, as well as historic sites where you can see relics from Guam's indigenous Chamorro population, the Spanish colonization, and World War II battlefields. Hiking is so popular here that it even has its own nickname, "boonie stomping." Bayview's boonie stomping group invites you to connect with us for fellowship, good exercise and--most important--fun.
Since Guam is only 30 mi long x 7 mi wide, you are never more than a few minutes from our gorgeous ocean waters and fringing reef. Furthermore, you can enjoy the ocean almost every day of the year. One of the most popular water activities on Guam is SCUBA diving. Many people who move here get dive certified, as Guam has a great diving infrastructure of shops, boats, instructors, and dive sites. These sites include coral reefs, shipwrecks, "muck" dives, and exploration of unique geological phenomena like the famous Blue Hole.
To take advantage of these outdoor opportunities, we are offering ways for people to get together to pursue them.
You must be appropriately capable of doing these activities, to include any required certifications, but just click below to get started!
