A pristine wildlife sanctuary and the southernmost point of the United States, Rose Atoll is a marvel of untouched beauty. Its pink-hued coral reefs, unique fish populations, and breeding colonies of seabirds make it an ecological treasure. Though not open to the general public, special permits allow limited access, preserving its fragile ecosystems. This atoll is a haven for nature enthusiasts and a symbol of American Samoa’s commitment to conservation.