American Samoa National Park: Tropical Paradise without Tourists
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- National Park of the American Samoa is a unique National Park. It's a tropical paradise with very few tourists, beautiful tropical scenery, pristine beaches, great coral reef, dramatic mountains, and great culture. It's the only national park south of the equator.
The National Park is just one of the attractions at American Samoa. To visit National Park of the American Samoa is to visit American Samoa. This park has very few visitors because it's so far away. Between that and the vibrant Samoan culture, it is authentic and down to earth, which makes it a very enjoyable visit.
Join us on our tour at American Samoa with this video. This is a special park for us because this is the 63rd and the last National Park on our quest to visit all the National Parks in the US!! We made it!
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Join us as we complete our quest to visit all the National Parks in the US, plus some bonus material on placed we visited along the way:
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:55 - American Samoa Description
02:11 - Pola Island Trail
02:29 - Flying Fox (Fruit Bat)
02:48 - Tram and Pago Pago Bay
03:26 - Cape Taputapu
03:42 - Sunia Ocean Center
04:01 - Starkist Canery
04:13 - Tula
04:21 - Turtle and Shark
04:39 - Fagasa Bay
04:47 - Sadie's by the Sea
04:58 - Fun Facts
06:14 - Relaxed Pace
06:56 - People and Culture
08:12 - Special Announcement
We did it!!!! We visited all 63 National Parks! It was a wonderful journey, seeing all of the beautiful parks in this wonderful country we live in, the United States of America! So many parks, each interesting and unique. I hope everyone enjoyed viewing our journey.
Did the visitor center give u guys the "63rd natl park" certificate?
wow!!! many congratulations! thats so cool!!
Thank you for sharing my home
Just visited last week.Was on a cruise ship. I wish I could have stayed longer.It is an amazing place. It was my 59th park . The reason I took the cruise.Thank you so much for the video. I enjoyed it very much .
Congratulations!
Thank you!
Congratulations! Thank you for sharing your journey and the exceptional information you have provided!
You are so welcome!
This was an amazing series to watch! Thank you for sharing your journey!
Glad you enjoyed it! I'll be doing more videos on National Parks.
Congratulations!!!! Love all your videos and appreciate the work you’ve done, thanks!
Thanks so much!!!
Congrats! I've been following you for many years and you are an inspiration!
Thank you!!
Home sweet home. I can't wait to go back there at the end of this year. Congratulations to you both. 🤙🏽
Thanks! It's a beautiful place and even more beautiful and friendly people!
Thanks for bringing me along on your journey. Loved all your videos. I have mixed feelings about you both finishing. Hope you continue to do your posts. High quality content all the way to the end. God bless you both.
Hi Ed, Yes, I'll be posting more videos. Now that I've been to all 63, I can justifiably rank them and do some "composites". Anything in particular you'd like to see?
@@JourneytoAllNationalParks I expect that ranking them will be a chore, but fun and well worth it. If you and Loretta (?) continue to hike in State Parks please post those if it’s not too much trouble. Thanks for asking for my input. Are you NC based?
What a wonderful last park to visit and an amazing achievement! Congratulations. Looking forward to whatever you may have planned in the future as well.
Thank you so much! Any ideas on what we should tackle next?
@@JourneytoAllNationalParks It might seem not very novel but there's lots of incredible state parks as you know. When we manage to get out and travel we like to look for the local experience whatever that might be. Michigan has become a favorite of ours (we're from KY) and they have lovely state parks like Mackinac Island ,Tahquamenon Falls, Warren Dunes and Porcupine Mountains. I always like to add in the very cool Kitch-iti-kipi. I'm sure most states have hidden gems as well.
@@DonJoeBob Thanks for the suggestions! We passed through Mackinac Island on our way to Isle Royale and that's one place I want to visit longer. Yes, there are many great state parks and dare I say - better than some National Parks? I'm thinking about Custard State Park in South Dakota.
CONGRATS ! One of few to visit all 64 and you have completed the journey ! But have you …. Cuz the journey never ends !
Yep - as you know, they keep making new ones every now and then. I'll have to keep up!
@@JourneytoAllNationalParks yes and you can visit other state parks other countries national parks other nice nature spots and revisit some parks !!
@@mattc4266 We have revisited a few parks (Bryce for example) and also visited the top Canadian parks (Jasper, Banff, Yoho). During the pandemic, we stayed close to home and visited all 41 North Carolina state parks in one year (May 2020 to May 2021). There are some great state parks and we'll have to keep that on our list!
I was so excited to get the notification for this video. Congrats on making it to #63. What an accomplishment. We are on #27 and have used your videos to help us plan for the ones we have visited and those coming up this year. You both are a gift to those of us who are on the same Quest
Thank you so much for this comment! I'm so happy to hear others are on this journey. What's you favorite park so far? I'm not sure what we'll do next. Any good ideas? As part of the National Parks visit, and other travels, we've been to 49 out of the 50 states. We will have to visit Oklahoma to complete the 50 states!
@@JourneytoAllNationalParks Of the 27 National parks we have visited, Glacier and Yellowstone rank very high on our favorites list. We often laugh because we are a "list-making" family but find it hard to rank the National Parks because they are all fantastic. As we travel to the "Big" parks, we try to hit the smaller parks nearby, and many of them have blown us away. Parks like Craters of the Moon, Grant-Kohrs Ranch, Fort Union Trading Post, Little Bighorn, agate Fossil Beds, Dinosaur, etc. We find that the Rangers and volunteers at these parks deeply love the place and are eager and passionate about it, as I'm sure you have experienced.
As for ideas about visiting the parks in every category (?) Seashores, Historic Sites, Monuments, Battlefields, etc. You do such a great job of presenting the parks. I'd love to see more from you in any park, to be honest
@@jymnmeier3527 I agree with your top parks. I am working on some videos for "top parks" etc. now that I've been to all the big National Parks, I feel more qualified to rank them. I will keep in mind about a video on "how to plan". Thanks for the suggestion. We've been to more than 100 National Park Service locations (i.e. national monuments, memorials, lake shore etc.). I've published videos for some of them and some of them rival the big National Parks.
Congratulations on visiting all the Parks! Last year I also completed my bucket list of visiting all 63 National Parks by visiting the National Park of American Samoa. You might enjoy my video with a few scenes I captured from each Park: ua-cam.com/video/YpOBGkJJ1M8/v-deo.htmlsi=ayNyLi5DX6y6rJkX