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Apaca Point - Agat Beach
Apaca Point in Agat was part of the southern landing site of the United States forces in the liberation of Guam on July 21, 1944. This area was strategically chosen in order to help secure Orote Peninsula to the north. Orote Peninsula was important because of the airfield and entrance to Apra Harbor as a supply port.
Agat Invasion Beach - Battle of Guam
This tranquil setting on the west coast of Guam was one of the US Marine invasion beaches during the Battle of Guam in June 1944.
Apaca Point - Agat Beach
Apaca Point in Agat was part of the southern landing site of the United States forces in the liberation of Guam on July 21, 1944. This area was strategically chosen in order to help secure Orote Peninsula to the north. Orote Peninsula was important because of the airfield and entrance to Apra Harbor as a supply port.
Fort Soledad, Umatac, Guam
Fort Nuestra Señora de la Soledad is a Spanish-era fortification overlooking Umatac Bay. The picturesque spot offers a step back in time with replica canons and ruined bunkers.
Cetti Bay
One of the most well-known scenic points of Guam is the Cetti Bay Overlook on the southwest side of the island. Near the north shore of the Bay is the site of an ancient Chamorro village known as Jati.
Ga'an Point - Agat Invasion Beach
Ga'an Point, located halfway along the bay just south of Agat, is the site of the US Marine invasion of the island in World War II which saw Guam recaptured from the Japanese.