As the traditional capital of Manu’a, Ta’ū holds deep historical significance as the site where the Manu’a Islands were ceded to the United States in 1904. Visitors can explore Big Momma, a 500-year-old coral colony in the Valley of Giants, or enjoy kayaking and snorkeling in its pristine waters. Ta’ū’s blend of cultural heritage and natural wonders makes it an essential stop for any traveler.