Samoa 4 Day Itinerary

Samoa 4-Day Itinerary

Day 1: Apia Exploration

Morning:

  • Start your day with a traditional Samoan breakfast at your hotel or local cafe.
  • Visit the Museum of Samoa to learn about the country’s history and culture.
  • Explore the Town Clock and Independence Square, two iconic landmarks in Apia.
  • Take a stroll along the Apia harbour and enjoy the scenic views.

Afternoon:

  • Head to Lalomanu Beach for a relaxing afternoon. It’s famous for its crystal clear waters, coconut palms, and beachfront fales (huts).
  • Enjoy a traditional Samoan lunch at one of the beachside restaurants.

Evening:

  • Witness the local dancing and fire-knife performance at Tamasese Meaole Center for the Performing Arts or similar venues.
  • Dine at a local restaurant to sample authentic Samoan cuisine.

Day 2: Upolu Island Exploration

Morning:

  • Take a guided tour to To Sua Ocean Trench, a natural pool filled with seawater, located in Lotofaga Village.
  • Visit the Robert Louis Stevenson Museum, dedicated to the famous author who lived in Samoa for the last years of his life.

Afternoon:

  • Head to Piula Cave Pool and enjoy a refreshing swim in the crystal clear waters.
  • Explore the scenic beauty of Faofao Beach, ideal for snorkeling and swimming.

Evening:

  • Return to Apia for dinner and relaxation.

Day 3: Savai’i Island Adventure

Morning:

  • Take a ferry from Mulifanua (near Apia) to Savai’i Island.
  • Visit the Alofaaga Blowholes, a unique geological formation where seawater shoots up through limestone formations.
  • Explore the Satupa’itea Market for local produce, handicrafts, and souvenirs.

Afternoon:

  • Head to Lemongre Beach for relaxation and swimming.
  • Visit the Ti’avea Falls, a beautiful waterfall located in a lush rainforest.

Evening:

  • Return to Savai’i’s main town, Salelologa, for dinner and rest.

Day 4: Cultural Immersion & Farewell

Morning:

  • Spend your last day immersing in Samoan culture. Visit a local village (village visits should be arranged with the assistance of a tour guide or hotel) and participate in traditional activities such as weaving, tapa making, or taro planting.
  • Learn about the Samoan way of life, their customs, and traditions.

Afternoon:

  • Relax at your hotel or explore more of Apia before heading to the airport for your departure.

Tourist Information:

  • Visa: Citizens from many countries can enter Samoa without a visa and stay for up to 60 days. Always check the latest requirements with your country’s embassy.
  • Transportation: Taxis, buses, and rental cars are available on Upolu and Savai’i islands. Ferry services connect the two main islands.
  • Money: The official currency is Samoan Tala (WST). Major credit cards are accepted in most tourist establishments, but it’s always good to carry cash for smaller stores and markets.
  • Safety: Samoa is generally safe, but always be aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded areas or at night.
  • Language: English is widely spoken, but you may encounter villages where Samoan is the primary language. Learning a few phrases can enhance your experience.