PERFECT FOR CRUISE SHIP PASSENGERS who want to maximize Samoa's beautiful scenery and adventure in this tailored experience. Many Magnificent Water Destinations on an exhilarating journey that will take you eastwards through the diverse north and south coasts of Upolu and two mountain passes. Where in the world can you accomplish five different fresh and saltwater swims in one day? Attraction Sites are:
Piula Cave Pool, Sauniatu Waterfall, To Sua Ocean Trench , Vavau Beach, & Togitogiga Waterfall and Papapapaitai Falls.
You have the opportunity to customize the route and times at attraction sites or optional interchange or additional side trip as time permits. Opportunities for bird watching enthusiasts
MINIMUM # OF ADVENTURERS: 2
8:45 am PIULA CAVE POOL: 45 minutes from Apia this is your first swim; this iconic freshwater spring pool, literally only metres from the ocean, sits beneath a historic church. We swim 25 metres into this, at first somewhat intimidating, cave but the experience at is end is the memory of a lifetime: looking back to the entrance you will be stunned at the colour of your legs underwater = a beautiful lite pastel blue hue!
9:30 am SAUNIATU WATERFALL: 15 minutes from Piula 7 km inland brings you to your second dip under this rarely visited beautiful and pristine waterfall. Here you will be able to experience a few leaps into Sauniatu's deep waters.
10:45 pm TO SUA OCEAN TRENCH: 45 minutes from Sauniatu you arrive at what is unquestionably the nation’s most renowned destination site. Brave the steep descent into the trench and swim 30m through a natural lava tube. Stroll around the lovely gardens and gaze over the beautiful volcanic coast.
12:15 pm VAVAU BEACH Cove, 15 minutes from To Sua, where we will lunch and swim at one of Samoa’s hidden gems (only locals know this beautiful location).
Here you will thoroughly enjoy your scrumptious lunch, along with a can of the "Taste of Samoa".
2:00 pm TOGITOGIGA Falls is a half hour drive along the southeastern coast to your final swim. Refresh yourselves in these small but beautiful waterfalls. Take a jump over the falls - if you are game
PAPAPAPAITAI FALLS: Roadside stop to view the spectacular 110m falls, the highest in Upolu.
3.30 pm You arrive back in APIA having completed a highly active but most memorable day in Samoa.
The Visitor Information Centre (government tourism centre) is located on Beach Road almost directly opposite the Immaculate Conception Cathedral. The Information Centre building is a traditional Samoa structure with very high domed roof.
Upolu is the most populous island in Samoa, known for its lush landscapes, vibrant culture, and stunning beaches. It offers a mix of adventure, relaxation, and cultural experiences that make it a unique and appealing destination.
A natural swimming hole with a ladder leading down to a stunning ocean trench surrounded by lush greenery.
A museum dedicated to the famous Scottish author who lived in Samoa.
A beautiful white-sand beach known for its clear waters and proximity to the ancient village of A'ano.
Taro leaves stuffed with coconut cream and baked in an umu.
Raw fish marinated in lemon juice and coconut cream.
The dry season offers pleasant weather with lower humidity and less rainfall, making it ideal for outdoor activities and beach relaxation.
Samoan Tala (WST)
GMT+13
240VV, 50HzHz
Upolu is generally safe, but travelers should be cautious of petty theft and avoid isolated areas at night.
Apia Bus Terminal
Buses are the most common form of public transport. They are affordable and frequent but can be crowded.
Available • Apps: None
Car, Bike, Scooter
The second-largest island in Samoa, known for its volcanic landscapes and waterfalls.
A beautiful beach with clear waters and white sand, perfect for swimming and relaxing.
Price varies by option