Visit Tutuila

Pago Pago
55.9 thousand

Tutuila is the largest island of American Samoa, located in the South Pacific Ocean. This island paradise offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore stunning beaches, lush rainforest, and traditional villages. Tutuila boasts some of the most spectacular scenery in the region, including picturesque coral reefs and fish-filled lagoons. It also has a rich cultural heritage that can be explored at sites such as Fagatogo Village and Pago Pago Harbor - two popular tourist attractions.

For nature lovers, there are several hiking trails that wind across Tutuila's rugged terrain, offering glimpses of rare birds and wild animals that inhabit this tropical oasis. Or take your pick from numerous water activities such as snorkeling or kayaking around its vibrant reefs which are teeming with colorful sea life.

One interesting historical fact about Tutuila is that it was first colonized by Europeans in 1722 when Dutch explorer Jacob Roggeveen named it "Middelburg" after Dutch island Middelburg near Rotterdam. Since then it has been an important part of American Samoan culture for centuries and continues to be today due to its vibrant past and present influence on local life.
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