We live on Guam and going to Ritidian is still a treat. The only downside is the state of the road, I would not advise taking a car on it at all. If you have a truck or other vehicle high above the ground you should be alright, some of the potholes take up the entire road and are quite... More

The most gorgeous beach...relaxing, beautiful, serene! Only drawback is that you have to leave the beach early, it closes at 4 pm.

In my opinion, Ritidian Point is one of the best beaches in the world. The beach is beautiful, peaceful, and surrounded by tropical growth. You can spend a day there and never see another person. There are no annoying vendors, noisy parties, or other issues. Be careful - there are also no lifeguards and the under-toe can be tough. Ritidian... More

Hubby, two kids and I drove up to Ritidian Point after one of the tour guides recommended it. You will need a renatl car/car access to get there. There are TONS of pot holes on the dirt ropad leading to the point, but drive around them slowly and you should be fine. The dirt road, ironically, runs along the US... More

After chatting with some locals we were told this was THE beach to go see! We headed out following our trusty Hertz map and whata drive we had LOL the road was full of potholoes and almost sinkholes in some spots but if you manuever carefully you will find some beautiful spots. As you come down the hill you will... More

We loved this beach!!! When you get to Ritidian Point don't park in the first parking lot keep going through the trees and find a parking spot inside so that you can get your own piece of beach. I highly recommend water shoes and snorkeling mask there is quite of bit to see. There is a lot of wholes on... More

Ritidian Point is, simply, the best beach on Guam that does not require a military pass to reach. It is a wide stretch of white sand, separated from the small parking area by paths through a strip of beach trees and butterfly bushes. The surf and the current can be rough; no one should enter the water alone and children... More

This beach is secluded and beautifiul. Bring your camera and snorkeling gear. The roads on the way there are very bumpy though. Be careful of the rip tide.

What a beach! It's seclusion assures privacy. Beautiful sandy beach, gorgeous water, little hikes to take, nobody else around....what more could you ask for? That is unless you are the type that needs/wants the amenities of the downtown beaches (bathrooms/snack bars and lot's of other people). Do not swim if its windy - rip tides are pretty nasty. I think... More