Fish Eye Underwater Observatory — Attraction in Guam

Since it's the only one of its kind on island it was alright. The observatory was nice and cool below and it was exciting for my kids to see all kinds of fish, sharks, and the occasional scuba diver. You can also go swimming there on your own and snorkle. I suggest going in the morning when it's not so hot. Walking the pier was like being fried by the sun. Good thing they offer umbrellas to use while walking between the gate and the observatory. Take care walking on the pier though lots of uneven planks. The price this year was on promo for $12 per adult and $6.50 per child promo ends next year so go while it's low. My only complaints is wish the windows were clearer but it's not something they can easily fix considering it looks like lime...

The cost for adults is $16 per person. The view is espectacular, the ocean is beautiful and clear you can see the fishes even when you're walking thru the pier. If you enjoy places just to look and appreciate nature, this is a good place. You can go down to the water at the middle of the bridge to do scuba diving or snorkeling, we didn't but is an option. Once you get to the end you go down the stairs where you can see the corals, fishes and sea life. It is not big you can see everything quickly, depending how fast or slow you want to enjoy it. Before you go to the pier in the surrounding it has some shelters that you can enjoy bringing beach chairs, snacks to enjoy in front...

I spent most of my life on this island and this my first time here. I am very disappointed honestly. The view and health of the coral was dramatically saddening. You could hardly see out the windows, and I'm not taking about water visibility. The gunk and grime between the two glass frames hid most of the view. Only three windows had good visibility. The upkeep looked neglected. With the closure of the pandemic I would have thought they had ample time to upgrade/renovate much needed changes.

I didn't even feel like taking a single picture there. I was just...