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Holidays in Pago Pago

Thrills. Relaxation. Thrills. Relaxation. Off to Pago Pago but can't decide what type holiday you want? Stop stressing! We'll help sort it out.

You'll discover one of American Samoa's most important cities just a couple of hours from Pago Pago. Apia is 130 kilometres to the northwest.

Does a morning walk by the ocean sound appealing? Then make your way to Lalomanu Beach, 85 kilometres to the west.

Dust off your map and find your way to National Park of American Samoa. After that, you may like to visit Mount Alava.

Leone Church and the Ili-ili Golf Course are quite close to the centre of Tafuna, 6 kilometres to the south. Eager for more? Ottoville, 8 kilometres to the southwest of Pago Pago, is proud to offer Matafao Peak and Fagatele Bay National Marine Sanctuary.

Would you like to bite, chew, chomp, munch and guzzle your way around American Samoa? A world of surprising flavours awaits you, so dress in your stretchiest jeans and bon appétit!

A meal here often includes bananas and coconuts, two of the staple ingredients for which this part of the world is famous for plating up.

When Pago Pago residents talk about their food, you could hear palu sami (baked coconut cream and onions wrapped in taro leaves) or oka l’a (marinated raw fish) uttered a few times. These classic meals are part of the region's identity and ought to be on any foodie's must-eat list.

Do you still have a bit of room left after the main course? Then put in an order for grated taro root and brown sugar, a mouthwatering sweet treat.

Make use of your flight time by memorising some phrases in Samoan. To get you started, have a go at saying 'O a mai oe?'. This means 'how are you?'. Perhaps you'll find 'Manuia le taeao' a little bit easier to say? It means 'good morning'.

If you're considering heading to Pago Pago in June, you'll want to be here on the 1st for Independence Day. There's always a buzz of excitement in the air coming up to this national day of celebration.

Like all good things in life, your trip to Pago Pago will eventually come to an end. When it's time to pack up your belongings, say "Toe feiloa'i" and spend your leftover holiday allowance on some unique souvenirs.

Backed up security checkpoints, delayed flights and long queues. Airports are often exhausting. Give yourself plenty of time to head to Pago Pago International Airport (PPG). Situated 6 kilometres to the south, it's the nearest terminal.

Hotels in Pago Pago

The Tradewinds Hotel and Sadie's by The Sea are worth checking out. If you like what you're seeing, you better book in fast! These digs are prized for their comfortable beds and welcoming staff.