Apra Harbor, Piti

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Water Body · Hidden Gem · Nature / Park

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By gypsymike2016

You can enjoy the harbor with the usual water activities. But there is a lot of underwater history from WW I, WW II and more to explore and learn about.

You can enjoy the harbor with the usual water activities. But there is a lot of underwater history from WW I, WW II and more to explore and learn about. more »
By travelinpdx

We came here on another tour but enjoyed our short boat ride around the Harbor. I've been on the harbor a few times before and always had a nice time. Lots of fun places to snorkel and dive too.

We came here on another tour but enjoyed our short boat ride around the Harbor. I've been on the harbor a few times before and always had a nice time. Lots of fun places to snorkel and dive too. more »
By Anita S

Where else in the world can you touch a WWI & WWII sunken wrecks together at the same time? Only here in Guam, Apra Harbour where they lay nearly on top of each other in 80 - 125' of water. The SMS...

Where else in the world can you touch a WWI & WWII sunken wrecks together at the same time? Only here in Guam, Apra Harbour where they lay nearly on top of each other in 80 - 125' of water. The SMS... more »

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By Isla Camo

This place is great to just relax and go fishing or swimming!

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By Devon Mc Mindes

i mostly come here to go underwater

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By Ravi Shah

Good

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By ponsuke Ponsuke

I saw a large tanker in front of me. Apra Bay is said to have a German ship, the Cormoran, which has been sunk since World War I (first!). Japanese ships include the Kizugawa Maru and Tokai Maru, which were sunk by torpedo attacks during World War II. Apra Gulf is also a mecca for diving, with the American Tanker, a large transport ship built at the end of World War II, which is one of the typical wrecks in Apra Bay. When I went snorkeling, I didn't know about the history of Apra Bay, and I found out later.

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By YAMADA N.

We enjoyed the view from the boat. It feels like Guam's logistics base.

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