Naton Beach, Beach in Tamuning-Tumon-Harmon, Guam.

Naton Beach lies on the western side of Guam in Tamuning municipality, about 7 km northeast of Hagåtña, on the island of Guam. It sits on Tumon Bay together with Ypao Beach and Gognga Beach. The bay's climate is tropical monsoon, with average temperatures around 24 °C and annual rainfall near 2,405 mm.

Naton Beach lies in Tumon Bay, in Tamuning municipality, about 7 km northeast of Hagåtña on Guam. The bay holds three named beaches: Ypao Beach, Naton Beach and Gognga Beach. The beach sits on Guam Island, where the climate is classified as tropical monsoon, with June the warmest month at about 26 °C.

The beach serves as a gathering space where both locals and visitors share the shoreline and experience the importance of the sea to island life. People use the area to connect with their community and the natural environment that surrounds them.

Naton Beach sits on Tumon Bay in Tamuning, about 7 km northeast of Hagåtña, alongside Ypao Beach and Gognga Beach. The bay's waters are calm enough for swimming, and the beach is reached from the Tamuning-Tumon-Harmon area. Rainfall is heaviest from July to November, when afternoon showers are common.

The beach has been assigned a scientific monitoring code that allows researchers to track environmental data spanning decades through a global database system. This long-term documentation makes it an important location for understanding changes in coastal ecology.