Green valley
Down to the sea.
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Cetti Bay Overlook is a viewpoint on the southern coast road of Guam, about 3 km in a straight line north of the village of Umatac. It looks over Cetti Bay, the second bay north of the village, and the rolling southern hills covered in grass and forest. From the overlook the view drops through a deep green valley to a small bay of turquoise water and a curving beach, framed by conical peaks of old volcanic hills. This mountainous south differs from the flat limestone north of the island and is among Guam's finest scenery. The bay itself is an archaeological site listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1974, once home to an old village called Jati. It is one of the hardest places to reach on foot and easiest by boat on calm days, so most visitors enjoy it from the overlook. The visit is free. The overlook is a short roadside stop, clear days give the best view, and it combines well with Fort Soledad in Umatac.
Down to the sea.
A curving beach.
The hilly south.
South coast road, Umatac, Guam
It is hard on foot; easiest by boat.
A short roadside stop.