American Samoa Webcam

This is a real-time view of the Port of Pago Pago and Pago Pago Harbor in Maoputasi County, taken from our office in American Samoa. The view is taken from the southern end of Pago Pago Harbor on Tutuila Island looking directly north across the harbor to where the pleasure craft and sailboats usually anchor. Located nearby are the Main Dock, Container Terminal, Fagatogo Dock, Inter-Island Dock and the Fuel Dock.

Directly across the harbor is the StarKist Samoa tuna processing plant/cannery. American Samoa is home to the largest USA Flag commercial tuna fleet in the Pacific Ocean. Some of the vessels you’ll see calling port in Pago Pago include a variety of fishing vessels (purse seiners, longliners and jig boats) container ships, cruise ships, fuel tankers, yachts and tugboats. The Port of Pago Pago is a modern gateway offering all of the facilities and amenities vessel owners are looking for. The harbor itself was created by nature with an average depth of 180 feet and is wide and deep enough to cater to any size ship or vessel. The Port can easily berth two cruise ships at any one time. American Samoa is one of Clipper Oil’s largest markets.

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