Manu'A Islands

Archaeological evidence and oral traditions suggest that these easternmost islands of American Samoa were among the first settled by Polynesians, serving as a significant dispersal point for voyagers across the Pacific, influencing many island nations.

Located on Ta'u Island in the Manu'a group, this majestic dormant volcano reaches 3,170 feet (966 meters) above sea level. Its slopes are covered in lush rainforest, home to unique flora and fauna, offering challenging hiking trails.