Nate Narrates: My Two Favorite Places on Guam
From a freshwater cave to a busy ocean reef, Nate shares why he already can’t wait to go back to Guam.
Jan. 31 - Feb. 14, 2026
Guam!
“God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear, though the earth give way and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea, though its waters roar and foam and the mountains quake with their surging.” Psalm 46:1-3
My two favorite places in Guam were Pagat Caves and Gab Gab Reef.
Pagat Caves
Pagat Caves has a muddy and steep hike down. Luckily, there were tons of ropes.
When you get to the bottom, there are these caves.
About to enter Pagat Cave.
One is filled with water. The main cave, the estimated guess of the main cave is the deepest part of the cave is eight feet deep. (I don’t know, I couldn’t tell. I didn’t have goggles on. It might have been deeper).
Pagat Caves is actually filled only with rainwater, which is crazy.
Editor’s note: A short hike away from Pagat Caves takes you to this beautiful arch near the ocean cliffs.
Five stars. Definitely coming back.
Gab Gab
Now I will write about Gab Gab.
Editor’s note: Gab Gab is the main beach on Naval Base Guam.
There is no fishing allowed at Gab Gab Beach, which I guess makes sense because there is a ton of reefs and fish. It is really big.
There is also this pool that connects to the reef.
Gab Gab is also an ideal area on the island to spot sea turtles.
100,000 stars. Hope to come back.
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