Travel Safety in American Samoa
Overview
American Samoa is generally safe and the major concerns are usually those related to the climatic and meteorological environment of the islands.
Crime against travellers is not a major concern, and the occurrences of violent crime are rare.
Demonstrations are uncommon.
Currently, there is no threat of kidnapping, conflict or terrorism on the island.
Medical facilities are available in Pago Pago, but very limited elsewhere.
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Basic information
Medical:
911 (police, fire and ambulance). Response times and services are likely to be poor.
Money:
The currency is the US dollar (USD).
ATMs are widespread.
Credit cards are only accepted in some international hotels, restaurants and higher-end retailers.
Language:
The territory’s main languages are English and Samoan.
Water:
Tap water is generally not safe to consume.
Connectivity:
3G and 4G available.