Haputo Beach is on the northwestern coast of Guam and is only accessible to those in the military or through special authorization because it is located within Navy property.
   Access to Haputo Beach requires some hiking down narrow steps which take you down about 300 feet to the beach.  The beach is situated within a protected cove with beautiful clear water and soft, white sand.  Because of its location and restricted access Haputo Beach is very secluded and you'll be lucky to find any signs of other people during the weekdays.
   There is an archeological site near Haputo Beach which was once the location of an ancient Chamorro village.  Today, this ancient Chamorro site is simply referred to as Hila'an by the locals.  At the end of the beach there is a trail which goes inland leading to the site which is scattered with latte stone.