Guam - Yachting Essentials

Electricity:

• Voltage: 110 V
• Frequency: 60 Hz

Water:

Water by jerry jug from the Yacht Club at Apra Harbour.  There is water at the fuel berth at the fishermen's wharf at the Hagatna Boat Basin in Apra Harbour (max draft about 2.2 meters or 7ft).

Water is available at the fishermen's wharf in the Boat Basin at Hagatna.

Fuel:

Dockside diesel delivery is available at pump prices from Morrico Equipment – Ph. 671-649-1966

Visiting yachts can coordinate with Morrico for fueling alongside near the commercial docks on the Cabras Island side of Apra Harbor or at Agat Marina.

Also available by jerry jug from shore fuel stations at Apra.

Shelter:

Guam has a typhoon hole in the Harbor of Refugee. Rates are based on LOA.  For example a 40ft yacht is about US$10 per day.  Book in early if there is a threat of a typhoon or heavy weather.

Haulout and Repairs:

There are next to no marine services on Guam.  It is possible to order parts from West Marine and there are truck and bulldozer mechanics who may be able to help.  No rigging, sail maker or marine electronics but some limited metal fabrication service.

Lift out by crane may be arranged in Hagatna but according to a recent cruiser report (February 2023) getting the crane is almost impossible and very expensive.