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National Park of American Samoa Ofu Beach at the Ofu unit of the park.
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National Park of American Samoa
Lodging
 
Lodging is available on all islands except Olosega. Homestay lodging is the only type available on Ta'u. 

Camping is prohibited within the park. 

The Samoan people are hospitable and eager to share their culture with park visitors. For a cultural experience visitors should consider staying with local families in their fale or house. This unique opportunity will allow you to learn and experience the Samoan culture and lifestyle first-hand, as well as assisting the village economy. Homestays can be arranged on Tutuila, Olosega, and Ta'u. Contact the visitor center for more information.

American Samoa Visitors Bureau

Homestay Program

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Lobster, shrimp, fish, and breadfruit—a sumptuous meal of local village subsistence resources

Did You Know?
The Act of Congress which established this national park allowed limited subsistence fishing and farming (the parklands are theirs—it is merely leased for park purposes). This lavish example of a village celebratory feast came from local reef waters.

Last Updated: January 12, 2011 at 20:42 MST