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Information, American Samoa National Park
Explore Information in American Samoa National Park with grouped stops, trails, and related park places collected under the same planning theme.
Information Stops and Trip Ideas
Use this Information guide to compare the stops that belong together in American Samoa National Park, then decide which ones deserve map time or a saved trip stop.
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Basic Information
When to VisitThe rainy season generally goes from November to May - visit in the summer for warmer, drier weather.
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Getting to American SamoaPrepare for flexibility and adequate travel time to reach the American Samoa.
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Food and ShoppingEat and shop in the surrounding towns of the park, as there are no options within the park boundaries.
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Cell ServicePrepare to activate international roaming and pay the fees if you wish to use your phone while on the island.
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WeatherTropical climate year round, with temperatures ranging from the high 70s to low 90s all year.
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SafetyThe American Samoa is a fairly safe place for those with average health concerns.
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AccessibilityThere is only one accessible feature in American Samoa Park, plus the visitor centers.
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Activities
HikingHiking on the island can be a great break from the beach. There are hikes for all abilities and interests.
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FishingFishing is one of the biggest industries on the island, however, the park itself does not offer fishing rentals or trip opportunities.
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Homestay ProgramA unique program that provides opportunity to stay with the locals of the American Samoa.
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Learn About the Park
OverviewThe only U.S. national park located south of the equator, the National Park of American Samoa protects coral reefs and paleotropic rainforests on three Samoan islands: Tutuila, Ta'u, and Ofu.
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Tropical RainforestThe majority of land on the islands of American Samoa are tropical rainforest.
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Trees and PlantsThe islands are dominated by tropical rainforests, creating a diverse amount of Plant and tree species.
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Animals and WildlifeThe American Samoa is home to a number of diverse animal species both in and out of the water.
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Seacliffs and WaterfallsExplore the island's seacliffs and waterfalls, formed from relatively young geological processes.
