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Wrecks from two world wars, a heart shaped blue hole, and tropical walls in the Western Pacific
Updated Oct 30, 2025 • 34 sources
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Guam delivers signature walls, photogenic macro at pinnacles, and historically significant wrecks. Boats from Cabras Marina reach Apra Harbor reefs in minutes and outer wall sites like Blue Hole and Shark's Pit along the Orote Peninsula. Operators such as Micronesia Divers Association and Guam Tropical Dive Station run daily charters and training, with nitrox widely available.
Orote Peninsula site with pinnacles, sea fans, and macro friendly ledges.
Cliffline drift with schools of pyramid butterflyfish and good night dive potential.
Natural shaft that opens near {{ 38 | distance:m }} into a heart shaped window and a dramatic wall.
WWII Japanese freighter resting near SMS Cormoran for a rare dual era wreck experience.
WWI German raider scuttled in 1917, now lying beside Tokai Maru at recreational deep limits.
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