Island · Aunu'u

Aunu'u, American Samoa

American Samoa's eastern outpost buoy.

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Buoy CDIP 189 · Aunu'u, American Samoa

CDIP buoy 189 sits off Aunu'u, the small volcanic island just east of Tutuila in American Samoa. It pairs with the Poloa buoy (273) on the western side of Tutuila to give a complete picture of the wave conditions hitting American Samoa — south swells from the Roaring Forties, plus trade-wind swells from the east.

Ideal conditions for Aunu'u, American Samoa

What you want to see on the buoy before you paddle out.

Swell direction

E trade swells year-round; S swells April–October

Swell period

8–18 s depending on season

Best for

Aunu'u reef breaks and eastern Tutuila

Wind

SE trade winds dominant

Aunu'u is a small, exposed island — buoy readings reflect open-ocean conditions. Local surf is reef-pass terrain; treat the buoy as ocean context, not a spot report.

Two buoys, one country

Poloa (273) on the west and Aunu'u (189) on the east bracket American Samoa. Watching both lets you see swells crossing the territory and gives a redundant data feed for one of the most remote US jurisdictions.

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