American Samoa 6 Day Itinerary

American Samoa 6-Day Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival & Pago Pago

  • Arrive at Pago Pago International Airport (PPG). You’ll need a passport valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay. No visa is required for U.S. citizens, and some nationalities can enter under the Visa Waiver Program.
  • Settle into your accommodation and rest from your journey.
  • Visit Downtown Pago Pago to explore local shops, restaurants, and the historic Fagatogo District. Don’t miss the scenic Rainmaker’s Point.
  • Dinner at a local restaurant like Koko’s Hideaway or Tia’s Pala’u.

Day 2: Aunu’u Island & Swift Current

  • Morning boat tour to Aunu’u Island, one of the four populated islands in American Samoa. Here you can snorkel, swim, and enjoy a barbecue lunch with locals.
  • Return to Ta’u and head to Swift Currents, known for their powerful currents, offering an exciting opportunity for swimming and cliff jumping.
  • Dinner and relaxation at your accommodation.

Day 3: National Park of American Samoa & Nu’uuli Village

  • Spend the day exploring National Park of American Samoa. Visit Ta’u Visitor Center for information and maps, then explore Laulii Beach, Fagatele Bay, or Aumoeulu Falls.
  • In the afternoon, visit Nu’uuli Village to learn about local culture and meet villagers.
  • Dinner at a local restaurant like Savali’s.

Day 4: Tula’vao Beach & Luma’s Taumeasina Beach Park

  • Head to Tula’vao Beach, known for its clear waters and beautiful coral reef. Enjoy swimming, snorkeling, or simply relaxing on the beach.
  • In the afternoon, visit Luma’s Taumeasina Beach Park. This beautiful park offers stunning views, a picnic area, and a chance to swim in the crystal-clear waters.
  • Dinner at a local restaurant like Sea View Restaurant or Savali’s.

Day 5: Falealupo & The Three Rocks

  • Day trip to Falealupo, located on the eastern coast of Tutuila Island. Visit The Three Rocks (Tanumasala), a unique geological formation accessible only during low tide.
  • Lunch at a local restaurant or bring a picnic.
  • Return to your accommodation and rest for the evening.

Day 6: Cultural Immersion & Farewell Dinner

  • Spend your final day immersing yourself in American Samoan culture. Visit Cultural Center of American Samoa or participate in a Ta’alamanu Tours cultural experience.
  • Enjoy a farewell dinner at a local restaurant like Kaylina’s Restaurant, known for its traditional Samoan dishes and live music.
  • Depart the following day from Pago Pago International Airport.

Transportation

  • Renting a car is the best way to explore American Samoa, as public transportation is limited. Be aware that roads can be narrow and winding.
  • Boat tours can be arranged through local operators or your accommodation.

Things to Know

  • American Samoa uses U.S. currency.
  • The main language is Samoan, but English is widely spoken.
  • Respect local customs and traditions, particularly when entering villages.
  • Mosquito repellent is recommended due to the tropical climate.