Tula Beach
Tula
A quiet village beach at the far eastern end of Tutuila, with views of the high cliffs of Matu'ula Point and Aunu'u Island.
Tula is a village at the end of the road on the eastern tip of Tutuila. The beach is wide and uncrowded, and the high cliffs of nearby Matu'ula Point offer views of the open sea and the islands to the east. The route passes through villages such as Alao and Amuli, and it makes a great island-loop drive for seeing traditional fale houses and village life up close. The beach belongs to the village, so ask the locals and pay a small fee before going in the water. Swimming and playing in the water are not recommended on Sundays. Tula is about 25 km from Pago Pago.
Opening hours
Daytime
Nearby sights
- Aunuʻu Island
- Alega Beach & Tisa's Barefoot Bar
- Rainmaker Mountain (Mount Pioa)
- Vatia Bay & Pola Island
- Pago Pago Harbor
- Blunts Point Battery
- National Park of American Samoa
- Fatu ma Futi (Flowerpot Rocks)