Piti

Piti sits on Apra Harbor and is where the war is remembered on Guam. The War in the Pacific National Historical Park has units here and along the coast at Asan and Agat, the beaches American troops landed on in 1944, with gun emplacements in the hills above and a visitor centre that lays out the campaign. Offshore the Piti Bomb Holes are craters in the reef flat, now a marine preserve reached by a pier where snorkellers swim among the fish. Divers go out to the Tokai Maru and the Cormoran, two wrecks from different wars that lie touching on the harbour floor.