Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport
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Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport GUM

Guam

Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport serves Guam, a United States territory in the western Pacific Ocean, approximately 6 km from Hagåtña, the capital.

It is the main access point for the island, a tourist destination especially for visitors from Japan, South Korea and other Asian countries, as well as for military personnel and their families stationed on the island.

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How to get to Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport

Hagåtña city centre is approximately 6 km from the airport; Tumon, the main tourist area with beaches and resorts, is approximately 4 km away. The transfer takes approximately 10-15 minutes by taxi.

By Car

Those who arrive by car reach Tumon in about 10 minutes; Hagatna in about 10-15 minutes.

By Train

Guam has no railway network.

By Bus

Some local bus lines connect the airport to major tourist areas; inconvenient when carrying heavy luggage.
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Tips Many hotels in Tumon offer a free or paid shuttle service from the airport: verify with your property before organizing a taxi.

Average travel time to GUM

TrainNot available
Shuttle busNot a dedicated service
Taxi / Private hire10-20 minutes

Parking near Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport

The official parking is located in front of the terminal, with 450 spaces.

First 15 minutes free; 2 USD up to 30 minutes, 3 USD up to 1 hour, then increasing hourly rate up to a maximum of 12 USD/24 hours. For stays of 1–3 days, 9 USD/day.

How to get to Hagåtña from GUM

By Train

Guam does not have a rail network.

By Bus

Some local bus lines connect the airport to the main tourist zones.

By Taxi

Official taxis wait in the arrivals area, metered according to local tariffs; approximately 25-35 USD for Tumon, 20-30 USD for Hagåtña, up to 40-60 USD for more distant villages.

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Car rental at Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport

All the major car rental brands have a desk in the arrivals area.

Driver's license, passport, and credit card in the renter's name are needed for the deposit.

 

Hotels near Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport

Guam's airport is about 3-5 km from both Tumon Bay and the capital Hagåtña, a 10-20 minute drive in either direction depending on traffic: the real difference isn't the distance from the airport but what surrounds the hotel. Almost all the big resorts are in Tumon Bay, the beach strip lined with high-rises facing the sea, while Hagåtña remains the administrative capital, small and residential, with very little hotel supply. Travellers with a very early flight or just one night to spend can consider the Barrigada area, just south of the airport, with lower rates and a paid shuttle.
Neighbourhood

Tumon Bay

About 3 km and a 10-20 minute drive from the airport depending on traffic; most resorts run their own shuttle.

Best for: Travellers who want the beach, the big resorts and the duty-free shops of Guam's tourist strip, 10-20 minutes from the airport.

Pros
  • Tumon Bay beach and its resorts right on the water, with pools and watersports on site
  • Restaurants, duty-free shops and evening venues all concentrated along the same coastal strip
Cons
  • A fully touristy area: seeing local Guam means heading towards Hagåtña or inland
  • On weekends and during rush hour, traffic along Pale San Vitores Road builds up
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Airport area

Barrigada, south of the airport

About 3 km and a 6-13 minute drive from the airport depending on the source; a paid round-trip shuttle is available on request.

Best for: Short layovers or early-morning departures, when being close to the runway matters more than the beach.

Pros
  • Lower rates than the Tumon Bay resorts
  • A few minutes from the airport, useful for early-morning flights or one-night layovers
Cons
  • No beach nearby: Tumon Bay still means a 10-20 minute drive
  • Commercial/residential area with little evening life within walking distance
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Airport services

The airport is Guam's primary hub, with strong connections to Japan, South Korea, and the rest of Asia-Pacific, as well as to the continental United States.

Shopping & Duty Free

The duty-free area offers a selection of local products and international brands, heavily patronized by Asian visitors.

Lounges & relaxation

A business lounge is available for business passengers, with entry typically accessible via day-pass purchase.

Connectivity & Wi-Fi

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the terminal area. GTA, IT&E, and Docomo Pacific operators have a corner at the airport.

Families & Children

Families find play areas and dedicated support in the waiting areas.

Terminal guide

The terminal is appropriately sized for the island's strong tourist and military traffic.

Before departure, allow 2-3 hours for international flights.

Map of Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport

Map of Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport

Frequently asked questions

Q. Do you need a visa for Guam?

Guam has its own visa waiver programme (Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Program) covering many nationalities, including Italian, for short stays: check the specific requirements, which differ from the ESTA used for the continental US.

Q. Does Guam use the US dollar?

Yes, being a US territory, its currency is the US dollar (USD).

Q. Is Tumon Guam's main tourist area?

Yes, with the main beach and the highest concentration of resorts and shops, about 10 minutes from the airport.

Q. Is Guam close to Japan?

Relatively yes, so much so that it's one of the most popular destinations for Japanese and Korean tourists, with frequent direct flights.

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