Pago Pago, American Samoa
Port Adventures
East Side Island Drive (PPG07)
Sightseeing, Beach and Water Adventures
$109.00* (ages 10 and up), $54.00* (ages 3 to 9), $0.00* (ages 0 to 2)
3.5 to 4 hours
Pago Pago, American Samoa
Tutuila Like a Local
Have your cameras ready to capture countless memories on this scenic tour hosted by a local guide.
On this adventure you will…
Board your open-air, island-style bus, and take off for the day. Enjoy the Eastern end of the Island of Tutuila taking in the beautiful sights and scenery from the mountainous views with lush vegetation to the coastal splendor and perhaps even some local wildlife along the way.
The guide and driver will be there accompany you as you travel past historical buildings that were once occupied by the US Navy in 1900 to 1951.
Make your way to the end of the deepest Harbor in the world and enjoy a brief photo stop to capture your ship nestled in the beautiful landscape.
Stop at Camel Rock, which resembles a lonely camel laying on the shore.
Stop at the beautiful village of Auasi where you will see local fishing boats used as transportation between the main Island and the Island of Aunu’u to bring residents back and forth. Keep your eyes open as you look out to the ocean between the channel. You may catch a glimpse of marine life, although this is not guaranteed.
Enjoy a stop at Amouli beach for a swim to cool off before your last stop at the Fafatogo Marketplace where you will have a chance to purchase a souvenir before returning to the ship.
Be sure to capture many memories of your time on the Island and maybe even a selfie or two.
Note: Tour guides may be young locals without professional training. However, their knowledge, friendliness and enthusiasm are sure to add to your island experience.
Fagatele Bay Hike and Snorkel (PPG05)
Active, Sightseeing, Beach and Water Adventures
$239.00* (ages 12 and up)
4 to 4.5 hours
Pago Pago, American Samoa
Hiking to Fagatele Bay
Hike through the stunning nature trails and snorkel through captivating waters teeming with ocean life.
On this adventure you will…
Begin as you board your open-air, island-style bus and travel to see one of the island’s most noted natural landmarks, Fatu-Ma-Futi (Flowerpot Rock). Rising from the waters of Pago Pago Harbor, this large rock sports a bushy carpet of vegetation sprouting from its crown that resembles a potted plant in a huge flowerpot, thus giving it its American name, Flowerpot Rock.
Making the 45-minute transfer to Fagatele Bay, you will take a cool, shady, 40-50 minute hike down to one of American Samoa’s national marine sanctuaries. This is an isolated beach with no residents, except you and nature. Relish time to swim or snorkel and enjoy all its natural beauty and catch sites of exotic fish and corals.
After about an hour and a half of beach time, hike back up to your awaiting bus and return to the pier with a 45-minute transfer, enjoying the scenery along the way.
Note: Tour guides may be young locals without professional training. However, their knowledge, friendliness and enthusiasm are sure to add to your island experience.
Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. The operation of this excursion is dependent on prevailing weather conditions and may be cancelled in the event of heavy rain. This snorkeling excursion is conducted within the national marine sanctuary; therefore, guests are asked to not litter and to stay within the designated area.
History and Natural Wonders of Tutuila (PPG02)
Sightseeing, Cultural
$129.00* (ages 10 and up), $109.00* (ages 3 to 9), $0.00* (ages 0 to 2)
3 to 3.5 hours
Pago Pago, American Samoa
History and Wonders
Take in all the sights and sounds on your scenic journey!
On this adventure you will…
Sit back and enjoy your scenic journey aboard your open-air, island-style bus takes you to the southwest side of the island and the town of Leone, the ancient capital of Tutuila. It was here that Samoa’s first missionary, John Williams, landed in 1832. Honoring Williams’s arrival and the work of the London Missionary Society is the Leone Missionary Monument, which stands in front of the town’s Zion Church. Take in the churches hand carved architecture and stained-glass windows.
Afterward, view another island wonder, Fatu-Ma-Futi (Flowerpot Rock). This large rock rising from the waters of Pago Pago Harbor sports a bushy carpet of vegetation sprouting from its crown, giving the rock the appearance of a potted plant in an enormous flowerpot, thus giving it its American name, Flowerpot Rock.
Stop to photograph this unique natural sight and then begin to wrap up your excursion with your visit to the Jean P. Haydon Museum. Housed in a building constructed in 1919 and originally serving as a naval commissary store, the museum hosts a collection of Samoan artifacts, books, canoes, jewelry, and handcrafts representing Samoan history and culture. Of particular note is a small American Samoa flag and three moonstones gifted to American Samoa by President Richard Nixon following the space explorations of one of the Apollo missions.
From the museum, a short walk brings you to your ship.
Note: Tour guides may be young locals without professional training. However, their knowledge, friendliness, and enthusiasm are sure to add to your island experience.
Leone Coral Restoration Tour (PPG10)
Active, Sightseeing, Beach and Water Adventures
$249.00* (ages 12 and up)
4 to 4.5 hours
Pago Pago, American Samoa
Up-Close Ocean Life
Enjoy snorkeling in the gorgeous waters of Pago Pago, while learning about the preservation of local ocean life.
On this adventure you will…
Board your open-air, island-style bus and make your way to Leone village.
After a short safety briefing, you will then enter the waters.
Snorkel the corals of Leone and see the different sides of the corals affected by climate change and restored corals.
Learn about the efforts of former Senator Andra Samoa and her local team and what they are doing to restore the corals of Leone.
Your adventure will end heading back to the ship with a new understanding and respect for the amazing work the team has done to protect the local ocean.
Note: Tour guides may be young locals without professional training. However, their knowledge, friendliness and enthusiasm are sure to add to your island experience.
The operation of this excursion is dependent on prevailing weather conditions and may be cancelled in the event of heavy rain.
Moana O Sina Private Estate (PPG08)
Sightseeing
$209.00* (ages 10 and up), $199.00* (ages 3 to 9), $0.00* (ages 0 to 2)
3 to 3.5 hours
Pago Pago, American Samoa
Moana O Sina Resort
Treat yourself and your family to some island fun in the sun.
On this adventure you will…
Board your open-air, island-style bus, and make your way to Moana O Sina Resort.
Decorated tastefully with an island theme and background island music. With food displayed in wooden bowls, ava bowls, baskets, umekes, coconut shells, laulau with guests using mailos. All serving bowls are traditional and prepared in an organic manner.
Make the time to take a dip in the pool while watching the waves crash on the lava rock cliffs.
Note: Tour guides may be young locals without professional training. However, their knowledge, friendliness and enthusiasm are sure to add to your island experience.
Round of Golf in Tutuila (PPG04)
Active, Sightseeing
$279.00* (ages 18 and up)
4 to 4.5 hours
Pago Pago, American Samoa
Golf in a Tropical Setting
Relax and experience the laid-back lifestyle of a Samoan golfer in this tropical island paradise.
On this adventure you will…
Board your open-air, island-style bus at the pier and travel along small inlets and rustic villages on your way to Lava Lava Golf Course. Amid the splendid tropical scenery for which the South Pacific is so well known, play a round of golf on this non-championship 18-hole course.
During your game, you will be treated to water or a cold beer, and throughout your game, you will be amazed by the magical beauty of this verdant isle.
Enjoy and relax a game of golf with locals and simply plunge yourself in the laid-back life of the Samoan golfer and walk away with new friends.
At the conclusion of your game, return to the pier with a 30-minute transfer by local bus.
Sunday Service & Samoan Feast (PPG13)
Cultural
$154.00* (ages 10 and up), $134.00* (ages 3 to 9), $0.00* (ages 0 to 2)
Pago Pago, American Samoa
The Village Way of Life (PPG03)
Sightseeing, Cultural
$169.00* (ages 10 and up), $149.00* (ages 3 to 9), $0.00* (ages 0 to 2)
3 to 3.5 hours
Pago Pago, American Samoa
Locals Will Guide You Around the Beautiful Island of American Samoa
Explore American Samoa with local guides that will who help you dive into the charm, culture and history of this tropical paradise.
On this adventure you will…
Climb aboard your open-air, island-style bus for your scenic journey to see one of the island’s most noted natural landmarks, Fatu-Ma-Futi (Flowerpot Rocks). Rising from the waters of Pago Pago Harbor, this large rock sports a lush carpet of vegetation sprouting from its crown that resembles a potted plant, thus giving the formation its American name, Flowerpot Rock.
Stop to photograph this unique sight before heading to the western end of Tutuila, venturing through the busiest part of American Samoa and its industrial park. Take pictures of Lava Lava Golf Course, where you will admire panoramic views and might have the chance to purchase a drink.
Your scenic journey continues to the town of Leone, the ancient capital of Tutuila. It was here that Samoa’s first missionary, John Williams, landed in 1832. In front of the town’s Zion Church stands the Leone Missionary Monument, paying tribute to Williams’s arrival and the work of the London Missionary Society.
Note this testament to an important part of Samoa’s history before making your way to Vila’s Village, a place where you will step back into a simpler time. Visiting several huts, witness demonstrations of the various uses of coconut leaves and fruit, see how women once washed laundry and marvel at the famous umu oven, which Samoans use to this day to prepare food. A highlight of your visit is a taste of traditional morsels, including fresh fruit, chicken, fish and palusami, a Samoan-style spinach dip.
Be treated to entertainment of traditional singing and dancing before departing this interesting village and returning to your ship. From the museum, a short walk brings you to your ship.
Note: Tour guides may be young locals without professional training. However, their knowledge, friendliness and enthusiasm are sure to add to your island experience.
The Village Way of Life (PPG03)
Sightseeing, Cultural
$169 (ages 10 and up), $149 (ages 3 to 9), $0 (ages 0 to 2)
3 to 3.5 hours
Pago Pago, American Samoa
Locals Will Guide You Around the Beautiful Island of American Samoa
Explore American Samoa with local guides that will who help you dive into the charm, culture and history of this tropical paradise.
On this adventure you will…
Climb aboard your open-air, island-style bus for your scenic journey to see one of the island’s most noted natural landmarks, Fatu-Ma-Futi (Flowerpot Rocks). Rising from the waters of Pago Pago Harbor, this large rock sports a lush carpet of vegetation sprouting from its crown that resembles a potted plant, thus giving the formation its American name, Flowerpot Rock.
Stop to photograph this unique sight before heading to the western end of Tutuila, venturing through the busiest part of American Samoa and its industrial park. Take pictures of Lava Lava Golf Course, where you will admire panoramic views and might have the chance to purchase a drink.
Your scenic journey continues to the town of Leone, the ancient capital of Tutuila. It was here that Samoa’s first missionary, John Williams, landed in 1832. In front of the town’s Zion Church stands the Leone Missionary Monument, paying tribute to Williams’s arrival and the work of the London Missionary Society.
Note this testament to an important part of Samoa’s history before making your way to Vila’s Village, a place where you will step back into a simpler time. Visiting several huts, witness demonstrations of the various uses of coconut leaves and fruit, see how women once washed laundry and marvel at the famous umu oven, which Samoans use to this day to prepare food. A highlight of your visit is a taste of traditional morsels, including fresh fruit, chicken, fish and palusami, a Samoan-style spinach dip.
Be treated to entertainment of traditional singing and dancing before departing this interesting village and returning to your ship. From the museum, a short walk brings you to your ship.
Note: Tour guides may be young locals without professional training. However, their knowledge, friendliness and enthusiasm are sure to add to your island experience.
Traditional Ava Ceremony and Scenic Stops (PPG01)
Sightseeing
$149.00* (ages 10 and up), $129.00* (ages 3 to 9), $0.00* (ages 0 to 2)
3 to 3.5 hours
Pago Pago, American Samoa
A Celebratory Tradition
The island welcomes you with a traditional ceremony and its natural beauty.
On this adventure you will…
Board your open-air, island-style bus for your scenic journey to see one of the island’s most noted natural landmarks, Fatu Ma Futi (Flowerpot Rock).
Rising from the waters of Pago Pago Harbor, this large rock sports a bushy carpet of vegetation sprouting from its crown that resembles a plant in a flowerpot, thus giving the formation its name, Flowerpot Rock. Fatu Ma Futi is also a legend location where two lovers escaped from a neighboring island, then turned to stone.
Stop to photograph this unique sight before traveling to a local golf course. Here, you will have time to admire the views and purchase a drink.
Your scenic journey then takes you to the southwest side of the island and the town of Leone, the ancient capital of Tutuila. It was here that Samoa’s first missionary, John Williams, landed in 1832. In front of the town’s Zion Church stands the Leone Missionary Monument, paying tribute to Williams’s arrival and the work of the London Missionary Society.
Note this testament to an important part of Samoa’s history before making your way to a nearby venue for your traditional ava ceremony. This celebratory event showcases Samoan dancing, singing and dancing and includes a drink produced from the local ava root.
Participate in this festive ceremony and then rejoin your bus for travels along the Leala coastline, stopping en route to appreciate island vistas.
From here, return to your ship awaiting you in Pago Pago.
Note: Tour guides may be young locals without professional training. However, their knowledge, friendliness and enthusiasm are sure to add to your island experience.
Traditional Siapo Experience (PPG09)
Sightseeing
$229.00* (ages 10 and up), $199.00* (ages 3 to 9), $0.00* (ages 0 to 2)
3.5 to 4 hours
Pago Pago, American Samoa
Traditions and Beauty
Take in the traditions and history before creating your own masterpiece.
On this adventure you will…
Board your open-air, island-style bus, and make your way to Leone Village to the home and studio of famous local artist Regina Meredith and her husband master traditional tattooist Wilson Fitiao.
Siapo: Also known as Tapa, is one of the oldest Samoan cultural art forms. For centuries Siapo has been passed from generation. The canvas of the Siapo is a fine cloth known as the U’a. The process of preparing the U’a includes harvesting, stripping, separating, scraping, and beating of the mulberry bark. made from the bark of the Paper Mulberry Tree.
Here you will learn the history of siapo painting, and how the traditional red, brown, and black color inks are made and used in the traditional arts.
You will then be able to paint your own piece of traditional art and take it with you as a souvenir before heading back to your ship.
Note: Tour guides may be young locals without professional training. However, their knowledge, friendliness, and enthusiasm are sure to add to your island experience.