Be a creator of your own rest on the beach or under the trees, be at ease and stay in the privacy of your own mind for a while. In American Samoa, you will enjoy the beauty of nature, delicious taste of local dishes and breath-taking views of amazing landscapes.
When you are tired of activities, just chill and hide – stay alone or with close people in not crowded space, we’ve got several to offer! All of them look like a lonely planet so come and enjoy them.
And then…
Whenever you are ready to enjoy the activity-full part of your holiday again, back in Pago Pago, we will have delicious culinary meals waiting for you at our Tradewinds Hotel. Also, taste our wide range of wines and beer in our famous Equator Bar.
Have a stroll around our Pago Pago city and discover local restaurants where you can often see the process of the chefs working directly with local fish which is directly brought from the sea. All products are fresh and extremely delicious.
Talofa,
I am needing to reserve a room for my daughter and family, however, I am NOT travelling with them, but do want to pay for their stay.
Please tell me if I am able to pay for the stay on my credit card for the full stay plus the 20 percent without me being present.
I am able to provide any other information if need be.
Thank you and look forward to hearing from you.
if there are any local restaurants in Pago Pago that serve fresh fish dishes that are prepared directly by the chefs?Visit “Tel U”
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Nice overview of the peaceful spots and tasty local food in American Samoa. I’m curious, how accessible are these natural shelters for people without a car? Also, any tips on the best time to visit to avoid crowds? Thanks!
Nice overview of American Samoa’s serene spots and local flavors. Do you have tips on the best quiet beaches for solo relaxation? Also, is the fresh seafood season year-round? Thanks!
Nice piece — makes American Samoa sound like the perfect place to unplug. Quick question: are the secluded spots private-access only or can visitors just pick one when they arrive? Also, do you know if food prices in Pago Pago are reasonable for budget travelers? I checked https://world-prices.com/en/usa/prices but it’s unclear if the data is up-to-date.