population: 0.001 million

extension: 0.07 square kilometers

Museums

If you're in Fatumafuti, American Samoa and interested in visiting museums, the Jean P. Haydon Museum would be a great place to check out. It's located in nearby Pago Pago and showcases artifacts and exhibits related to the history and culture of American Samoa. Other museums in the area include the Samoan Cultural Center and the Fagatele Bay National Marine Sanctuary Visitor Center.

Food

Fatumafuti is a small village in American Samoa, and it may be difficult to find restaurants or dining options specifically in that location. However, some popular and typical dishes that you can try when visiting American Samoa include:

1. Palusami: a dish made of taro leaves wrapped around coconut cream and baked in an umu (an earth oven)

2. Oka: raw fish marinated in lemon or lime juice, coconut cream, onions, and chili peppers

3. Lu'au: taro leaves cooked with coconut milk and usually served with meat such as chicken or pork

4. Fa’alifu Fa’i: octopus cooked in coconut milk and served with taro

5. Coconut crab: a local delicacy that's cooked in an umu or grilled and served with coconut cream sauce.

6. Panipopo: sweet rolls baked in coconut milk and sugar syrup.

These dishes are widely available in most parts of the island, including Pago Pago, which is the main town in American Samoa.

Activities

As Fatumafuti is a small village, some popular activities for locals in the surrounding area include:
- Going to nearby beaches such as Ofu Beach, Lalomanu Beach or Utumea East Beach
- Hiking to scenic spots like Mount Alava or the National Park of American Samoa
- Visiting villages such as Aunu'u and Tula that have preserved traditional Samoan culture and customs
- Attending cultural events and festivals such as the Teuila Festival or the Flag Day Celebrations which showcase dance, music, and food from Samoan culture.