Samoa

Overview
In Samoa most life happens in open-wall houses called fales. Beaches come with palm trees and few crowds. To Sua trench is great for photo and for land dwellers, roads circle the islands past sleeping dogs and kids playing cricket. Local buses look like garden sheds on wheels and for local food, the fish and fruit comes fresh. Sunday means church and big lunches. Fly in through Fiji or New Zealand, then slow down and get on island time.
Samoa – Quick Facts
Languages
Samoan, English
Continent
Oceania
Population
222,000
Capital City
Apia
Best Time to Visit
May to October
Drinkable Tap Water
No
Religion
Christianity
Plug Type
I
Safety
Travel Advisory
Level 2 – Exercise increased caution
Generally safe, exercise normal precautions.

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Budget
Currency
WS$ – Samoan Tala
Places to Visit in Samoa
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