One of the world's top five diving bases,
One of the top 10 honeymoon resorts in the world,
One of the best tourist destinations for Lonely Planet.
Private Island Samoa,
It is a pearl of the South Pacific.
Not far from Fiji, there is a visa-free paradise island country, which is truly a little-known paradise. The island's lush coconut groves and exotic flowers and plants are mixed with tropical warmth and humidity, and the coastal scenery is a beautiful coastal scenery.
Samoa has white sandy beaches, crystal clear waters, numerous extinct volcanoes and coral reefs that give it unlimited life and stunning scenery. It was once named by Lonely Planet as one of the "Top 10 Most Beautiful Beaches in the World". The fine and soft sand will definitely make you feel the crisp pleasure of massage from your feet to your heart.
It's a diving paradise where you can spend 300 bucks and dive for 6 hours in crystal blue waters. Surrounded by splendid coral reefs and dotted lagoons, the island is like an isolated paradise.
The coconut groves are towering and the island is lined with greenery, like a large garden and like a natural oxygen bar with strong colors.
Seafood is abundant here, and it is not only fresh but also very cheap super delicious seafood
The people here are simple and enthusiastic, and even China has a lot of assistance to this country, and the people here are content and happy, and they are very friendly to the Chinese people. This small island in seclusion in the South Pacific, with its unique Polynesian culture, traditional way of life and villages that still hold up hundreds of years ago, has created its most enchanting scenery and mellow humanities.
This is samoa, a paradise island country that is beautiful and far away from the hustle and bustle of the world, and is visa-free for China, and rarely visited by Chinese people. The two main islands of Samoa are Upolu and Savai, where it is most important to spend a lot of time enjoying the scenery and life.
Upolu | Upolu
Cave pool | Piula Cave Pools
In the hot samoa, seeing such a clear turquoise pool, jump into the pool for a swim, and a cool breeze hit the whole body in an instant.
This water hole has been deep into the mountain, after more than ten meters it is completely dark, and the water is very deep and completely unable to reach the end. However, if you keep swimming forward, you can go through the hole on the other side.
◁ Waterfall | Papapapaitai Falls
The waterfall falls from the steep mountain wall to the bottom of the canyon, forming a quiet deep pool, watching the pool slowly flow into the sea with the babbling of the clear stream, which is more surprising and touching than any kind of romantic creation.
This waterfall is the longest waterfall on the island. Some people say that the name of this waterfall is based on the sound of the waterfall water hitting the stone, you may wish to try to make up for the rumbling sound of the water according to the name.
◁ Papaseea Sliding Rock
When you were a kid and got tired of sitting on the slides, did you ever think that one day you would be able to try the real "water slides"?
Here, the wet and smooth stone walls are natural slides, and the thrill of drifting is bound to make you scream, and even adults can find childhood memories.
◁ Sua Trench | To Sua Trench
Step by step along the wooden ladder to the pond surrounded by trees and vines 30 meters below sea level, like a slow step on an ice-blue heart.
This heart-shaped trench in a village called Lotofaga is a great natural pool. If you have the courage, you can jump from a ladder into a sea cave. This is the brave game with the most Samoan characteristics, experiencing the most perfect fusion of man and nature in the picturesque scenery at the moment of entering the water.
◁ Stevenson Memorial
Robert Louis Stevenson, at first hearing the name of this great writer, may not be able to react to who this is. But when it comes to his book "Treasure Island", everyone should suddenly realize.
After 1890, Stevenson settled in Apia, the capital of Samoa, and spent the last years of his life in the land he loved. Later, he was buried in a place where Vaea Hill overlooked the sea.
Sabai Island | Savai'i
◁ Apoca Wind Tunnel | Alofaaga Blowholes
The water in the Ahmed Faga wind tunnel can be blown up to more than twenty meters, and it looks like a whale spraying water in the sea. Sometimes, the splash of water is accompanied by a brilliant rainbow.
The largest opening here is said to be the most popular way to put a coconut at the mouth of the cave to see how high the coconut can be pushed by the huge spray force. Anyway, under the action of this huge power, the small coconut flew out like a cannonball.
◁ Lava area | Matavanu
Lava engulfed the land a hundred years ago, leaving only the ruins of a church and the remains of the remains.
Green life has grown in the crevices of the black lava, and they are struggling to grow through the shackles of nature on this barren soil. The greatness and wonder of life are thus vividly displayed.
◁ Turtle Conservation Area | Satoalepai
A variety of water sports emerge here, from diving in the clear blue waters, swimming with turtles in the turtle sanctuary, surfing in the waves, and fishing in fairyland scenery.
Even getting up close and personal with flocks of sea turtles is no problem, feeding the giant turtles yourself and swimming with the elves of these oceans.
『 Travel Tips 』
Visas: Chinese citizens holding ordinary business passports and ordinary passports can enter Samoa visa-free with round-trip air tickets and passports. The maximum stay is 60 days. Passport must be valid for more than 6 months.
Climate: April-November is the cooler dry season, and December-March is warmer and wetsty. However, the ultraviolet rays are strong here, so be sure to do a good job of sun protection.
Flights: Fiji and New Zealand have direct flights to Samoa. The flight from Auckland to Apia, the capital of Samoa, is approximately 3 hours. However, a New Zealand transit visa is required for transit from New Zealand, and Fiji is visa-free.
Spend: Samoa's currency is Tara (FYI: 1 Tara≈2.5 RMB) and can be exchanged locally for New Zealand dollars. Major international credit cards can be used at major hotels, restaurants and shops.
Transportation within the island: It is also very convenient to travel around the island, you can rent a car and drive, you can take a colorful roundabout bus, you can also take a taxi, you can start a fun day at any time. There is a ferry connection between Ubulu and Savai Island.
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