National Park of American Samoa
National Park of American Samoa protects the tropical rainforests, coral reefs and traditional villages of the easternmost Samoan islands. Visitors come for plant and birdlife, guided hikes, cultural experiences and shoreline swimming.
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Geography
| Continent | Oceania |
|---|---|
| Region | Samoa |
| Subregion | Polynesia |
| Country | American Samoa |
| State | Eastern District |
| County | National Park of American Samoa |
| City | Pago Pago |
| Postal Code | 96799 |
| Timezone | PacificPago Pago |
| Latitude | -14.3333 |
| Longitude | -170.6667 |
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8:57 AM LOCAL TIMENational Park of American Samoa spans across three main islands—Tutuila, Aunuʻu, and Rose Atoll—to protect a mix of rugged mountains, dense rainforests, and pristine coral reefs. The park is managed in partnership with local village communities, blending cultural traditions with conservation. Popular activities include guided island hikes, visits to historic sites and villages, and snorkel or kayak trips over stood-up reefs near settled shores. Flanking the park’s land and sea areas are protected cultural landscapes, making it a place for both natural beauty and living Samoan heritage.
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