EasyTicket Asan Beach Unit
📍 Guam (U.S. territory) Guam 아산
The Asan Beach Unit is one of the main areas of War in the Pacific National Historical Park. It isn't just a place for beach views; it's also a site where you can take in the historical context of its role as a landing site during the Battle of Guam.
It's a calm space with lawns and a beachside walking path, making it suitable for a short walk while taking in war relics and interpretive signs. In the heat of midday, it's best to bring sun protection and water.
Visitor information
| Hours | See the official information. |
|---|---|
| Admission | See the official information. |
| Address | Asan Beach Unit, War in the Pacific National Historical Park, Guam |
| Getting there | Drive along Marine Corps Drive by rental car or taxi from the Hagåtña or Tumon area |
Opening hours and prices may change. Please check the official channel before visiting when an item says to check the official notice.
Useful tips
- Rather than planning to stay a long time as you would at a beach resort, it's better to make this a short stop for a history walk and the views.
- In national park areas, take care not to damage or remove historic remains or natural objects.
- After rain, the grass and beach edges can be slippery, so sneakers are comfortable.
- If you also want to visit Asan Bay Overlook, calculate the driving time separately.
Frequently asked questions
Are there other areas to visit in War in the Pacific National Historical Park besides this unit?
Yes. This park is made up of separate units spread across several parts of Guam, and the Asan Beach Unit preserves the landing beach and related historic sites. Seeing every other unit will add travel time, so if your schedule is short, it's more realistic to build your route around this unit.
Are facilities like restrooms and parking available?
The types of facilities and whether they're open can vary by season, so the most accurate approach is to check the visit information page on the official website. Details in national park areas can change depending on management conditions, so it's safest to check again right before you go.
