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How long does it take to fly to Guam?

You can book tickets to Guam from many U.S. departure cities. Guam flights taking off from Honolulu, Hawaii, can expect to land at the international airport in Tamuning, Guam, in around seven and a halfh. Flights to Guam with departure from Los Angeles, California, and arrival at the Tamuning airport will take around 15h. Guam flights from San Francisco, California, will also take around 15h to land on the runway in Tamuning. Flights to Guam departing from a New York City-area airport will take at least 20h for the plane to arrive. Guam flights that take off from Chicago, Illinois, will take at least 19h for arrival in Guam. Guam flights taking off from Seattle, Washington, will take around 16h to arrive. Flights to Guam leaving from Dallas, Texas, will take around 20h to reach their destination in Guam and most require two stops.

Can you get nonstop flights to Guam from the US?

You can fly nonstop from Honolulu, Hawaii, to the Tamuning airport in Guam. The flight will take around seven and a halfh. This nonstop flight from Honolulu to Guam is offered once daily from United Airlines, with departure in the afternoon. Other U.S. departure cities with cheap flights to Guam will require at least one stop. If you take off from either Los Angeles or San Francisco, California, your layover will likely be in either Honolulu or Tokyo, Japan. If you depart from a New York City-area airport, you can also expect a layover in either Honolulu or Tokyo before landing in Guam. If you book airfare for a one-stop flight to Guam from either Chicago, Illinois, or Seattle, Washington, your layover will be in Honolulu.

What is the best way to travel around Guam?

The most convenient and easiest way to travel around Guam is with a rental car, especially if you plan to explore the more remote areas. You can book an affordable rental car through momondo, and then pick it up right at the airport. Guam is a tiny island, so traveling anywhere within the country will not take long. For instance, it’s less than a 15-minute drive from the international airport in Tamuning to Tumon Beach, one of the most popular spots in Guam. And Ritidian Point in the Guam National Wildlife Refuge, located at the northernmost tip of the country, is only about a 35-minute drive from Tumon. Drivers in Guam can be unpredictable though and may not always follow road signs, so keep that in mind when driving around Guam. If you plan to stay around the tourist center of Guam where most of the popular hotels and beaches are located, you probably won’t need a car. Many hotels offer shuttle service and taxis can also be booked through your hotel. An open-air trolley called the Red Shuttle Bus provides service to the most popular shopping destinations in Tumon, Tamuning, and Hagatna.

Does a US citizen need a passport or visa to fly to Guam?

Guam is a U.S. territory, so U.S. citizens traveling between Guam and other areas of the United States do not need a passport or visa for Guam flights. However, if your trip to Guam will also include any layovers or visits to a foreign port or country, a valid passport will be required. You will need a valid government-issued photo I.D. to fly, and starting May 3, 2023, REAL IDs will be required for all flights. Even though a passport is not required, the customs department still recommends you bring either your passport, birth certificate, or green card on your flight to Guam.