The National Park of American Samoa is the only national park in American Samoa. It covers beautiful landscapes and marine areas on the islands of Tutuila, Ofu, and Ta'ū.

The Jean Haydon Museum showcases the culture and history of American Samoa. It features a variety of Samoan artifacts like canoes, combs, and information on traditional tattooing.

Rainmaker Mountain is a lush peak in American Samoa. It offers beautiful lookout points that show off the stunning views of Pago Pago and the surrounding sea.

Mount Alava is a 1,611-ft-high peak located in a national park near Pago Pago. It offers a hiking trail to the summit with great views of the island and harbor.

The Tauese P.F. Sunia Ocean Center helps visitors learn about the natural and cultural resources of American Samoa. It features interactive exhibits and an engaging 360-degree film on marine life and ecosystems.