National Park of American Samoa American Samoa

Tuafanua Trail

Ta'u Island

Ofu Island

King Fisher bird

The National Park of American Samoa invites you to discover the vibrant culture and stunning landscapes of the South Pacific. Experience a world unlike any other, where natural beauty and cultural heritage are protected for future generations. Join us in exploring these islands of sacred earth!

Pola Island rises over 400 feet straight out of the ocean off Tutuila. A short walk from Vatia village, Pola is an ideal nesting site for many species of seabirds.
NPS Photo / Michael Larson

Si'u Point is a good place to view the south coast of Ta'u. some of the tallest sea cliffs in the world stairstep over 3,000 feet to the summit of Lata Mountain.
NPS Photo / Michael Larson

With a secluded sandy beach and fringing reef, Ofu unit of the park is an ideal place to snorkel or simply enjoy the solitude. The island of Olosega rises in the distance.
NPS Photo / Eymard Bangcoro

Birds are the most abundant and diverse animals in American Samoa, as they are on most oceanic islands.
NPS Photo / Eymard Bangcoro

A panoramic beach view of a quintessential tropical paradise

When you aren't snorkeling, enjoy a walk in the sand or relax in the shade along this quiet and remote beach.

A cheerful Taupou--Samoan princess wears a colorful head dress.

Learn about the amazing people of the Samoas.

A variety of Samoan fresh vegetables on a market table.

Learn more about Samoan food traditions.

'Ie Toga (Fine Mat)

Fine mats are used for special occasions such as weddings, funerals, and the bestowing of chiefly titles.

Young children viewing an exhibit in the park visitor center.

Learn more about education opportunities at the park.

Last updated: April 29, 2026

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National Park of American Samoa
MHJ Building, 2nd Floor
Pago Pago, AS 96799

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684 633-7085 x0021

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