American Samoa Cruise Ship Schedule | Pago Pago Arrivals & Calendar

Planning a cruise to the National Park of American Samoa? Our American Samoa cruise ship schedule provides the most up-to-date list of cruise ship arrivals at Pago Pago port, including date, ships, and cruise lines.

This schedule will help you stay informed about upcoming cruise ship visits. Bookmark this page for updates on cruise ship schedules to help you plan your trip to American Samoa.

American Samoa Cruise Ports

Cruise ships only stop in Pago Pago on the island of Tutuila. The ships dock at the Port of Pago Pago. Cruise ships do NOT stop in Ofu or Ta’u.

Upcoming Cruise Ship Arrivals in American Samoa

2025 Pago Pago Cruise Schedule

2026 American Samoa Cruise Ship Schedule

2027 American Samoa Cruise Calendar

Please note that not all cruise lines have released their 2027 cruise schedule.

2028 Cruise Schedule for Pago Pago

Please note that most cruise lines have released their 2028 cruise schedule.

How to Book Your American Samoa Cruise

If you are looking to book a cruise to the National Park of American Samoa and would like some help, my good friend Kelley over at Tides and Limes is here to help.

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What Cruise Lines Visit American Samoa?

American Samoa is visited by a range of cruise lines. Here is a current list of cruise lines with itineraries that include American Samoa.

• Azamara Cruises
• Celebrity Cruises
• Crystal Cruises
• Disney Cruise Lines
• Holland America
• MSC Cruise
• Norwegian Cruise Line
• Oceania Cruises
• Princess Cruise Line
• Regent Seven Seas Cruises
• SilverSea

American Samoa Cruise Itineraries

Cruise ships that call on American Samoa generally fall into three main categories:

• South Pacific–Focused Cruises – These itineraries typically sail between Fiji and Tahiti, with American Samoa as one of the stops along the way. Most trips in this category range from 10 to 18 days and highlight some of the best island destinations in the South Pacific.
• Transpacific Cruises – Often repositioning voyages, these cruises move ships from the U.S. West Coast to Australia or New Zealand (or vice versa) for the North American winter season. They usually last 14 to 18 days and include a mix of port days and sea days across the vast Pacific.
• World Cruises – As the name suggests, these are epic, around-the-world journeys that can last anywhere from 60 to 200 days. Many cruise lines also allow you to book shorter segments of the trip if you’re not ready to commit to the full itinerary.