Agat Graveyards (Guam)

Agat Graveyards (also known as Graveyards 6) is an exposed reef break off Agat Bay, Guam, best recognized for peeling left-handers created by west to northwest swell. Waves break over uneven reef and sand, and the reef setting means conditions can become hazardous when the water is too low. Surf performance is most often described as strongest around mid to high tide, with reef coverage improving safety. Sources specifically warn to avoid surfing at low tide because the reef becomes dangerously exposed. The spot works particularly well when East winds are offshore, helping groom wave faces. It’s primarily an intermediate-level option due to sharp hazards (rocks/sharp coral and sea urchins) and the shallow, reef-dependent nature of the break. In heavier swell, the surf may become heavy and can close out on very large days, though it generally handles moderate size better. Access is typically via Route 2 south through Agat village, continuing past the cemetery area toward the water, where parking is available above/near the beach. The break is noted as not working very often and typically not overly crowded even when surf is up, but you should still check conditions and tide before going out.