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What to do in Samoa

Savaii's South Coast

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Great for
  • Beaches & boats
  • Round the world

During this tour from Upolu, head over to the island of Savaii. Visit the powerful Alofaaga blowholes and waterfalls, before discovering the plantations at Lata. Learn from your experienced guide of the history, cultural stories and heritage of Samoa, before a stop for a local lunch and swimming at the stunning beach at Satuiatua.

From £132 per adult

Please Note: Operates on Tuesdays, departing at 6am and returning at 6pm. Includes transfers from hotels in Apia area, other Upolu hotels are subject to an extra charge.

Eastern Upolu Adventure

Great for
  • Beaches & boats
  • Round the world

Travel east along the coast through  coconut plantations and over the mountainous Le Mafa pass towards Sopoaga falls. After a coconut demonstration, wind down to the white sands and blue seas of Lalomanu Beach for a swim followed by lunch. This afternoon explore the waterfalls and landscapes of the south coast. 

From £72 per adult

Please Note: Includes transfers from hotels in Apia, for other Upolu hotels there will be an additional charge to pick up and drop off.

Experience Apia

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Great for
  • Round the world

Familiarise yourself with the colourful town of Apia. This tour is fun, informative and colourful. Meet the locals at our fresh produce market, learn about the chiefly families of Samoa, view the handicrafts at the flea market and be re-introduced to Robert Louis Stevenson, the famous author and adventurer at a visit to his former homestead.

From £32 per adult

Please Note: Tour departs at 9am and is 3 hours in duration. Includes pick up from Apia hotels, for other Upolu hotels there is an extra charge for transfers.

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