Turtle Rock

Turtle Rock is an advanced dive site on Guam's western coast, named for the large rock formation where green and hawksbill sea turtles are regularly spotted resting. The rocky outcrop sits along a reef wall, creating overhangs and ledges that provide shelter for resting turtles and a variety of reef inhabitants. Reef sharks occasionally cruise past, while the rock surfaces host dense communities of hard and soft corals, sea fans, and encrusting sponges. The reliable turtle encounters make this one of Guam's most popular and rewarding dive sites for wildlife enthusiasts.