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Tourism and Things To Do in Pago Pago
Best Diving in the World
There are several very special diving spots that rank among the best in the world. One example is Fagatele Bay National Marine Sanctuary. It is the smallest National Marine Sanctuary, yet one of the most important, as it is home to more fish and marine mammals than any other marine sanctuary. Several spots off the coast of the Manu’a islands are said to be even better, especially for deeper dives. Contact Pago Pago Marine Charters for more information.
Best Fishing In The World
Pago Pago Marine Charters packages include specialties in Game Fishing, Scuba Diving, Whale Watching, or sightseeing tours. They also specialize in work charters involving underwater welding, construction, salvage, or general information and scientific excursions. Visit site…
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Online Telephone Directory
The previous edition of pagopago.com contained a complete telephone directory including White Pages, Yellow Pages, and Government sections. We are posting only the White Pages section of the directory as we launch this new site. Since the most recent partial listings...
An Introduction to Pago Pago
American Samoa – A Territory of the United States. In this article we will attempt to provide the interested observer a better understanding of Pago Pago. But first, please understand that Pago Pago is the Capital of American Samoa and very commonly used in place of...
Welcome to Pago Pago, American Samoa
Welcome to the NEW pagopago.com Over the years this domain has been used for many purposes, although it has always been a source of information about Pago Pago, American Samoa. I am currently in the process of converting the website to a new platform and expanding...
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Educational TeleVision
Televised lessons were produced locally and broadcast to the schools where teachers guided the students through lessons. This project was sometimes called “the great experiment”. It was years ahead of its time and gained little support from the local educators. Learn more…
Festival of Pacific Arts
This old site, from 2008, was created in Adobe Dreamweaver and contains many Flash elements. Adobe has abandoned the Flash player and has blocked sites from running Flash elements. You won’t be able to see some of the nifty animations but there is still plenty of good historical information on the site. I created the Souvenir Program and you can easily open it to see some great pictures and history. View site…
