Where is pago pago located

Like no other islands in the South Pacific, your first glimpse of the main island of Tutuila as the sun rises from the east are of the rugged mountain peaks covered in pristine tropical rainforest, jutting out of the Pacific Ocean. Then, as your enter Pago Pago Harbor in the center of the island, towering ahead and on either side are Mount Alava, Mount Matafao and Rainmaker Mountain, protecting the harbor and all who sail into her.

The Port of Pago Pago is a modern gateway offering all the facilities and amenities cruise liners and companies are looking for. The harbor itself was created by nature with an average depth of 30 fathoms feet and is wide and deep enough to cater to any size ship or vessel. The Port can with ease berth two cruise ships at any one time, with ample room in the harbor to anchor another or two for tender access.

Our Department of Port Administration gives cruise ships top priority, clearing the main dock of all vessels and closing the Port to all other vessels for the duration of the cruise ships visits.

Working with other local Government and Federal agencies — United States Coast Guard, and the American Samoa Government Departments of Agriculture, Customs and Immigration and your shipping agent, formalities and processing is done in a timely manner from the moment the ship ties up to quickly disembark your passengers on shore.

Welcome to our islands. View Larger Map. The National Park of American Samoa is the only US National Park south of the Equator, offering challenging and dramatic hiking trails to historical sites, secluded beaches and villages.

From hiking the tropical rainforests, to swimming, snorkeling, diving or fishing our surrounding ocean waters, American Samoa is an eco-tourism haven and undiscovered holiday paradise. Our customs and culture are over 3, years old and has changed very little. Please try another search. Multiple locations were found.

Please select one of the following:. Location Help. Customize Your Weather. Privacy Policy. Current Hazards. Most call it the Rainmaker. You might call at Leone, whose white sand beach welcomed the first missionaries here in ; their legacy is felt across this religious island.

We challenge you not to take a picture of Flower Pot Rock, the steep rocky offshore islet with a densely wooded top, or the Cockscomb. Skip to page content. Pago Pago, American Samoa cruises.