Guam

A scenic overlook on Guam's southern coast offering panoramic views of Cetti Bay, a steep forested valley and one of the most dramatic coastlines on the island, maintained as a scenic pull-off on Route 4.

A series of smooth limestone tidal pools and surge channels on Guam's southeastern coast, carved into the reef flat by centuries of wave action and used by local families as natural swimming holes.

A public park in Hagåtña built around the reconstructed stone remains of the Spanish colonial government's ceremonial centre, dating to the 1690s and representing Guam's oldest civic space.

A wildlife refuge at the northern tip of Guam, with white limestone cliffs, a historic lighthouse, ancient Chamorro cave sites and one of Guam's most important pre-contact archaeological deposits.

Guam's main resort strip, a curved 2-km beach of pale sand fronting a reef-protected lagoon, with hotels, duty-free shopping and a preserved WWII Japanese air raid shelter.

A US National Historical Park on Guam's western shore preserving the landing beaches, fortifications and battlefield terrain of the 1944 American recapture of the island from Japanese occupation.