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• Don’t miss the harbour of Pago Pago, made famous by Somerset Maugham’s short story, Rain. It is actually the crater of an extinct volcano.
• See Ta'u Island, considered the birthplace of the Polynesian people and therefore recognised as a sacred site. Upolu in neighbouring Samoa is sometimes visible.
• Head to Amanave Village to admire the rugged beauty of the area’s volcanic coastline.
• See the traditional ‘turtle and shark’ legend performed in Vaitogi. Mountain excursions are available at nearby Aoloau.
• Head to Forbidden Bay, claimed to be one of the most beautiful in the South Pacific. Situated on the north coast, it can be reached from Fagasa on a trek or a boat trip.
See Contact Addresses for further tourist information.
• See Ta'u Island, considered the birthplace of the Polynesian people and therefore recognised as a sacred site. Upolu in neighbouring Samoa is sometimes visible.
• Head to Amanave Village to admire the rugged beauty of the area’s volcanic coastline.
• See the traditional ‘turtle and shark’ legend performed in Vaitogi. Mountain excursions are available at nearby Aoloau.
• Head to Forbidden Bay, claimed to be one of the most beautiful in the South Pacific. Situated on the north coast, it can be reached from Fagasa on a trek or a boat trip.
See Contact Addresses for further tourist information.