Apra Harbor

Apra Harbor is a natural deep-water harbor on the Mariana Island of Guam. It serves as both a commercial harbor and a base for the United States Navy. The harbor is located on the west side of the island and is bordered by the Orote Peninsula to the south and a reef system called Cabras Island to the north. Parts of the system are man-made breakwaters known as Glass Breakwater.

For cruise ships, Apra Harbor offers modern facilities and a strategic location in the western Pacific. Passengers can explore Guam's diverse culture and history from here. Popular nearby attractions include the historic sites of Hagåtña, the beaches of Tumon Bay and the War in the Pacific National Historical Park. The island also offers numerous opportunities for outdoor activities such as diving, snorkeling and hiking.

Apra Harbor combines the natural beauty of Guam with its historical significance and modern amenities, making it an attractive destination for cruise guests.

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