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The 6 Best Hidden Gems Things to do in Samoa, Samoa
Discover the best top things to do in Samoa, Samoa including Rainforest Runaway Ecotours, Chef John Tours Samoa, To Sua Ocean Trench, Afu Aau Waterfall, Tiapapata Art Centre, Giant Clam Sanctuary.
Restaurants in Samoa
1. Rainforest Runaway Ecotours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 24 reviews
Rainforest Runaway Ecotours gives visitors of Samoa a chance to fully experience Samoa's vibrant culture and natural environment. We offer private tours to Samoa's most secluded and beautiful beaches, the most pristine lakes and waterfalls and isolated untouched coastal and upland tropical rain forest's which very few people in Samoa and beyond get to experience. A unique journey through the Samoan village life and a hands-on encounter with the local arts scene, contemporary and traditional. The islands and islets of Samoa are totally free of all animals, insects, reptiles or plants that cause death or permanent injury. Rainforest Runaway Ecotours offers Half Day Tours, Full Day Tours and Hiking Tours around the beautiful Islands of Samoa. Each tour includes a local guide who is trained in Senior First Aid to Australian and New Zealand standards. Rainforest Runaway Ecotours Samoa prides itself on comfort, safety and customer satisfaction. @rainforestrunaway @samoaecotours
2. Chef John Tours Samoa
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 28 reviews
Chef John is a local born and raised in Samoa. He has a love of food, local produce and the island and combines all of this to provide the islands only tour with a culinary experience. He will take you through the local markets and introduce you to the local produce, stop at a few local shops so you can experience some island flavor and then cook you a fresh lunch at one of the beautiful spots he takes you to visit on your tour. He can provide half day and full day tours on either islands Upolu or Savaii. Email or FB Pm for more details.
3. To Sua Ocean Trench
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,501 reviews
Tosua literally means a Giant Swimming Hole. 30 meters deep and is accessible via a long ladder to the pool.Overlooking the ocean is a beach called Fagaoneone meaning white sand whereas opposite is a lava field with blow hole, tide pools and walking paths along the rocks near the ocean’s edge.
Reviewed By BexTGAnz - Tauranga, New Zealand
This is such a beautiful spot with a lovely view of the ocean all around. Really scary getting up and down the ladder and the current was quite strong but there was a rope to hang on to. My 7 year old was less scared than me but I wouldn’t have taken him if he was any younger
4. Afu Aau Waterfall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 355 reviews
Reviewed By MattysShenanigans - New Zealand, null
Down a small road, which feels like someones driveway, this incredible place greats you. The amazing thing about this waterfall is that you can swim here and also go in behind the waterfall to get some amazing photos of the water cascading down, If you are interested in seeing a video (incl drone footage) of this waterfall and more on Samoa. Check out MATT'YS SHENANIGANS on youtube.
5. Tiapapata Art Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Z2393VBvanessak
We came to Tiapapata Art Centre one very hot afternoon for a meal and were very pleasantly surprised. The home cooked food was delicious! My sweet tooth loved the homemade cakes and ice creams... and the view was amazing. In fact, the food was so good that we frequented this place during our stay in Apia.... The beautiful art work is well worth a look. There are some incredibly beautiful pieces for purchase and the art centre offers classes and support to many budding artists and students in the local and international community. The hosts, Steve and Wendy go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. Thank you so much for making our holiday to Samoa so memorable. We will never forget your kindness and your delicious sasalapa ice cream. If you are holidaying in Apia, Tiapapata Art Centre should be a part of your itinerary.
6. Giant Clam Sanctuary
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