Attractions in American Samoa

Information about some of the most popular visitor attractions in American Samoa.

Pago Pago Attractions

Pago Pago
This harbor town surrounded by densely forested mountains is the capital of American Samoa. It was the setting for one of Sommerset Maugham's most famous story, "Rain".

Pago Pago Harbor

Government House
Governor's mansion on Togotogo Ridge in Utulei. that was built in 1903. In 1990 it was designated a United States National Historic Landmark in 1990.

Sadie Thompson Inn and Sadie's Restaurant
One of Somerset Maugham's most famous short stories, "Rain" was set here. I

Jean P. Haydon Museum
Housed in a former U.S. Navy Commissary building. Features Samoan history and culture exhibits.

Other Attractions

American Samoa National Park
The National Park of American Samoa is located on three islands, the territory's main island, Tutuila, and the more remote islands of Tau and Ofu. The American Samoa National Park Visitors' Center is located at Pago Plaza in Pago Pago.

Fagatele Bay National Marine Sanctuary

American Samoa Observatory

Iliili Golf Course
120 acre, 18 hole golf course maintained by the American Samoa. Located in the village of Iliili.

Tutuila Summit Trail
Hike high above Tutuila Island.

Tutuila Island Winding Coastal Road
Video of Driving the West Coast of Tutuila Island

Aunuu Island
Small islet off the caost of Tutuila Island.

Islands of American Samoa

Other American Samoa Attractions
- Alega Beach
- Aunuu
- Mount Alava
- Ofu Beach