Contact & Visit

Get in touch with the Alega Preservation Institute or plan your visit to experience the beauty and culture of Alega Bay firsthand.

Get in Touch

We welcome inquiries from supporters, researchers, volunteers, and visitors who want to learn more about our conservation and cultural preservation work.

Email

info@apias.org

General inquiries and partnerships
Phone

+1 (684) 555-0123

Call during business hours
Address

Alega Village, Tutuila Island

American Samoa 96799
Hours

Mon-Sat: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Closed Sundays and holidays
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Find Us
Located in beautiful Alega Village on the eastern side of Tutuila Island.

Coordinates: 14.2700°S, 170.7200°W

Directions: Follow the main coastal road east from Pago Pago for approximately 30 minutes. Look for the Alega Preservation Institute signs at the village entrance.

Visiting Guidelines

Help us protect Alega Bay's natural and cultural heritage by following these guidelines during your visit.

Respect the Sanctuary
Alega Bay is a protected marine sanctuary. Please follow all conservation guidelines and do not disturb marine life or remove any natural materials.
Cultural Respect
Dress modestly and be respectful of Samoan customs. Ask permission before photographing people or cultural ceremonies.
Eco-Friendly Practices
Help us protect the environment by using reef-safe sunscreen, bringing reusable water bottles, and properly disposing of waste.

Getting Here

Alega Village is accessible by various transportation options. Choose the one that works best for your travel style.

By Air
Fly into Pago Pago International Airport (PPG). From there, it's a 30-minute drive to Alega Village.
By Car
Rent a car at the airport or take a taxi. Alega Village is accessible via the main island road system.
Local Transport
Local buses and taxis are available. Many visitors enjoy walking the scenic coastal paths to reach us.

Plan Your Visit Today

Experience the beauty of Alega Bay and learn about our conservation work firsthand. We welcome visitors who share our passion for protecting Samoa's natural and cultural heritage.

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