May, June and July are the hottest months. Guamanians really only talk of two seasons, the dry and the rainy. From June to November, Guam is also nestled in the hatchery of the western Pacific typhoons. Apra Harbor is the only point of entry for Guam. Yachties should contact the Yacht Club at Apra Harbor. back to top Getting Around The public transport system consists of small vans that crawl around the island in confusing patterns at irregular intervals.
Taxis are willing and able enough, but be warned that drivers often overcharge.
Renting a car is not a bad idea, but expect to pay dearly for the luxury. Bikes can be hired from hotels and shops in Tumon Bay. If you opt for walking you'll soon find that the entire population thinks you're an escaped lunatic. It has some wonderful old etchings and photos. The American Touch in Micronesia , by David Nevin, looks at fumbling American colonialism and the effects of power, money and corruption in Micronesia.