Agana
By Air:
Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport (GUM) (+671 646 0300 / http://www.guamairport.com/main), The airport, approximately 10 minutes away from Tumon Bay hotel row and 15 minutes from downtown Agana by car, handles 2.8 million passengers a year. Its single terminal offers several lounges as well as a variety of western cuisine. Major airlines serving the airport include:
All Nippon Airways (+671 642 5555 / http://www.anaskyweb.com/us/e/)
Asiana Airlines (+671 646 9131 / http://us.flyasiana.com/)
Continental (+671 642 8701 / http://www.continental.com)
Japan Airlines (+671 642 6421 / http://www.jal.co.jp/en/)
Northwest Airlines (+671 642 6921 / http://www.nwa.com/)
China Airlines (+671 647 8818 / http://www1.germanwings.com)
By Car:
Being a small Island, Guam does not offer many of the more sensible travel options such as a Metro system or a bus service from the airport. One of the more favored ways to get around is by car however check with your hotel to see if they offer a free shuttle service. The airport also offers several rental car services:
Avis Rent-a-Car (+671 642 3232 / http://www.avis.com/)
Budget Rent-a-Car (+671 647 1446 / http://www.budget.com/)
Hertz Rent-a-Car (+671 642 3210 / http://www.hertz.com/)
National Car Rental (+671 649 0110 / http://www.nationalcar.com/)
Nissan Rent-a-Car (+671 647 7300 / http://www.nissanrentacar.com/)
Payless (+1 800 729 5377 / http://www.paylesscarrental.com)
If renting a car is not your cup of tea, taxis are easy to locate outside the terminals and throughout the city. Usually the average ride from the airport to downtown is between 10-15 minutes. Should you have no luck finding a taxi, here are the major services that operate in the Guam area:
All Reliable Taxi Service Co. (+671 647 2575)
All Star Taxi (+671 649 3914)
City Taxi (+671 646 1155)
Miki Taxi Co. (+671 646 2777)
Plumeria Taxi (+671 649 8212)
Smokey MT Taxi Service (+671 646 5203)
Sunshine Cab (+671 646 6862)
Getting Around:
Guam offers some options for those who are not keen on driving or taking a taxi. There are special shopping shuttle busses that make regularly scheduled runs between the Micronesia Mall, KMART and Guam Premium Outlets. Many of the open air single or double deck Tumon or Guhan Trolley's or one of the large enclosed shopping buses stop at most major hotels as well as many of the scheduled bus stops along the route. There is also the Gray Line Guam which operates shuttles to the Fish Eye Marine Park, Agana Shopping Center, Chamorro Village and Two Lovers Point.
Fare for a single ride is $2 or $4 for two rides (one round trip), but the one-day and seven-day passes offers a better bounce for your buck. A one-day pass ($5), gives unlimited rides on any route for the whole day while a one-week pass ($8), offers the same for 7 days. Be careful when traveling on the shuttles: there are two different shuttle services which make the same shopping routes and have the same fares, but tickets are not transferable. Keep your eyes open and make sure you are on the correct shuttle. Check with your hotel desk, or call the "Gray Line Guam" at +671 649 5314/5315. Gray Line Guam also operates a $25 per person, four-hour tour of the Island. The tour starts at the Micronesia Mall and travels the Southern end of the island stopping at all major landmarks and attractions. Check with Gray Line Guam for specific details.
Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport (GUM) (+671 646 0300 / http://www.guamairport.com/main), The airport, approximately 10 minutes away from Tumon Bay hotel row and 15 minutes from downtown Agana by car, handles 2.8 million passengers a year. Its single terminal offers several lounges as well as a variety of western cuisine. Major airlines serving the airport include:
All Nippon Airways (+671 642 5555 / http://www.anaskyweb.com/us/e/)
Asiana Airlines (+671 646 9131 / http://us.flyasiana.com/)
Continental (+671 642 8701 / http://www.continental.com)
Japan Airlines (+671 642 6421 / http://www.jal.co.jp/en/)
Northwest Airlines (+671 642 6921 / http://www.nwa.com/)
China Airlines (+671 647 8818 / http://www1.germanwings.com)
By Car:
Being a small Island, Guam does not offer many of the more sensible travel options such as a Metro system or a bus service from the airport. One of the more favored ways to get around is by car however check with your hotel to see if they offer a free shuttle service. The airport also offers several rental car services:
Avis Rent-a-Car (+671 642 3232 / http://www.avis.com/)
Budget Rent-a-Car (+671 647 1446 / http://www.budget.com/)
Hertz Rent-a-Car (+671 642 3210 / http://www.hertz.com/)
National Car Rental (+671 649 0110 / http://www.nationalcar.com/)
Nissan Rent-a-Car (+671 647 7300 / http://www.nissanrentacar.com/)
Payless (+1 800 729 5377 / http://www.paylesscarrental.com)
If renting a car is not your cup of tea, taxis are easy to locate outside the terminals and throughout the city. Usually the average ride from the airport to downtown is between 10-15 minutes. Should you have no luck finding a taxi, here are the major services that operate in the Guam area:
All Reliable Taxi Service Co. (+671 647 2575)
All Star Taxi (+671 649 3914)
City Taxi (+671 646 1155)
Miki Taxi Co. (+671 646 2777)
Plumeria Taxi (+671 649 8212)
Smokey MT Taxi Service (+671 646 5203)
Sunshine Cab (+671 646 6862)
Getting Around:
Guam offers some options for those who are not keen on driving or taking a taxi. There are special shopping shuttle busses that make regularly scheduled runs between the Micronesia Mall, KMART and Guam Premium Outlets. Many of the open air single or double deck Tumon or Guhan Trolley's or one of the large enclosed shopping buses stop at most major hotels as well as many of the scheduled bus stops along the route. There is also the Gray Line Guam which operates shuttles to the Fish Eye Marine Park, Agana Shopping Center, Chamorro Village and Two Lovers Point.
Fare for a single ride is $2 or $4 for two rides (one round trip), but the one-day and seven-day passes offers a better bounce for your buck. A one-day pass ($5), gives unlimited rides on any route for the whole day while a one-week pass ($8), offers the same for 7 days. Be careful when traveling on the shuttles: there are two different shuttle services which make the same shopping routes and have the same fares, but tickets are not transferable. Keep your eyes open and make sure you are on the correct shuttle. Check with your hotel desk, or call the "Gray Line Guam" at +671 649 5314/5315. Gray Line Guam also operates a $25 per person, four-hour tour of the Island. The tour starts at the Micronesia Mall and travels the Southern end of the island stopping at all major landmarks and attractions. Check with Gray Line Guam for specific details.
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