Samoa

Land · Ozeanien

Bevölkerung 200.010

Fläche 2.848 km²

Zeitzone Pacific/Apia

Offizielle Website www.samoagovt.ws

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Samoa Essentials

Samoa's landscape is defined by volcanic activity and deep Polynesian heritage. This selection spans the two main islands, Upolu and Savai'i, featuring the 1905 lava fields of Sale’aula and the Pulemele'i Mound, the largest ancient structure in Polynesia. Cultural landmarks include Robert Louis Stevenson’s estate and the ornate Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Apia. Natural highlights range from the Mu Pagoa waterfall, which drops directly into the Pacific Ocean, to the freshwater Piula Cave Pool and the powerful Alofaaga blowholes.

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Natural Wonders of Samoa

Samoa’s landscape is defined by its volcanic origins, ranging from the 1,858-meter summit of Mauga Silisili to the coastal lava tubes of Peapea Cave. This collection highlights the archipelago’s geological diversity, including the rare sight of the Lata River falling directly into the ocean at Mu Pagoa and the deep blue hole of Palolo Deep Marine Reserve. Explore tiered jungle cascades like Togitogiga and the expansive lava fields surrounding the historic Mauga Matāvanu crater.

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Best Beaches

Samoa's coastline offers a diverse range of geological features, from the iconic white sands of Lalomanu to the rare volcanic black sands of Aganoa. Savai'i and Upolu islands feature coral-rich lagoons and secluded coves like Matareva and Vavau. Many locations, such as Saleapaga, are lined with traditional open-air fales, providing direct access to marine reserves and snorkeling spots. These beaches are characterized by shallow turquoise waters and proximity to significant landmarks like the westernmost point of Savai'i at Faleālupo.

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Religious Sites in Samoa

Samoa's religious landscape features a blend of historic ruins and modern architectural landmarks. This collection includes the Bahá'í House of Worship in Tiapapata, one of only eight in the world, and the skeletal remains of a church in Saleaula destroyed by the 1905 volcanic eruption. From the ornate painted ceilings of the Immaculate Conception Cathedral in Apia to the serene Carmelite Monastery in Vailima, these sites illustrate the diverse spiritual traditions and architectural heritage of the islands.

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Top Attractions in Samoa

Samoa’s landscape is defined by its volcanic history and deep Polynesian roots. This collection spans both main islands, featuring the 1905 Sale’aula lava fields and the 30-meter-deep To Sua Ocean Trench. Cultural landmarks include the ancient Pulemele'i stone mound and the colonial-era Museum of Samoa. Natural highlights range from the 54-meter Sopo'aga Waterfalls to the Falealupo canopy walk, offering views of the archipelago’s diverse topography and architectural heritage.

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Best Places to Stay in Samoa

Samoa’s accommodation landscape spans from traditional open-air beach fales in Manase and Falealupo to high-end international resorts on Upolu’s south coast. This selection includes historic properties like the legacy of Aggie Grey and the Lefaga beach site where the 1953 film "Return to Paradise" was produced. Properties are strategically located near key infrastructure, including Faleolo International Airport and the inter-island ferry terminals at Mulifanua and Salelologa.

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