Ofu Beach
Ofu
A national park beach on Ofu Island in the Manu'a Islands, with white sand and a pristine coral reef, often hailed as one of the most beautiful beaches in the South Pacific.
Ofu Beach lies on the south coast of Ofu Island, about 110 km east of Pago Pago, and is part of the National Park of American Samoa. Beyond the roughly 4 km of white sand lie shallow lagoons and healthy coral reefs, where snorkelling reveals hundreds of fish species. Behind the beach rise the steep peaks of neighbouring Olosega Island, and visitors are very few. Getting there requires a small propeller plane from Pago Pago. Flights are infrequent and often delayed by weather. The island has very few guesthouses, so book ahead and bring your own snorkelling gear.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Aunuʻu Island
- Tula Beach
- Alega Beach & Tisa's Barefoot Bar
- Rainmaker Mountain (Mount Pioa)
- Vatia Bay & Pola Island
- Pago Pago Harbor
- Blunts Point Battery
- Fatu ma Futi (Flowerpot Rocks)