Western Samoa has it all- unique living culture, breathtaking coastal scenery, rugged forested mountains, numerous fantastic waterfalls, tranquil, crystalline lagoons, cave pools and fascinating marine life. This little piece of paradise offers everything you need to plan an attractive and unforgettable vacation. Here you are guaranteed a pleasant and enjoyable stay by spending your time swimming, diving, fishing, surfing and snorkeling.
The climate of Samoa is tropical with common cyclones between December and March. Expect a cool, dry season from May to November and wet, humid weather the rest of the year. Average temperature hovers between 22C - 30C all year.
Forming part of Polynesia and covering a land area of some 3,135 square kilometers, Samoa (officially called the Independent State of Samoa, and formerly known as Western Samoa), is home to 15 mountainous and actively volcanic islands with similar geological and climatic characteristics, distributed in two groups: the western group is the main tourist destination comprising two large lush green islands, Upolu and Savaii, together with some very small islands, including Apolima and Manono, and the eastern group, consisting of seven islands.
The climate of Samoa is tropical with common cyclones between December and March. Expect a cool, dry season from May to November and wet, humid weather the rest of the year. Average temperature hovers between 22C - 30C all year.
Forming part of Polynesia and covering a land area of some 3,135 square kilometers, Samoa (officially called the Independent State of Samoa, and formerly known as Western Samoa), is home to 15 mountainous and actively volcanic islands with similar geological and climatic characteristics, distributed in two groups: the western group is the main tourist destination comprising two large lush green islands, Upolu and Savaii, together with some very small islands, including Apolima and Manono, and the eastern group, consisting of seven islands.
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