Visit the former home of the famous Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson, best known for writing Treasure Island and Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Located in the hills overlooking Apia, this historic residence offers beautiful views and a peaceful atmosphere. Guests will explore the grounds, learn about Stevenson’s life in Samoa, and hear stories about his strong connection with the local people, who gave him the Samoan name “Tusitala,” meaning “Teller of Tales.” Your guide will share insights into his literary legacy and his impact on Samoa’s history. There will be time for photos and to walk around the scenic surroundings.

Visit the stunning Sopoaga Falls, one of Samoa’s most picturesque waterfalls located on the south coast of Upolu. From the beautifully maintained viewing platform and gardens, guests will enjoy breathtaking views of the waterfall cascading into a lush tropical valley below. Your local guide will share stories about the cultural significance of the area and the legend connected to the falls. Guests will have time to relax, take photos, and enjoy the peaceful natural surroundings.

Visit the world-famous To Sua Ocean Trench, located near the coastal village of Maninoa. This breathtaking natural swimming hole features crystal-clear turquoise water surrounded by lush tropical gardens and dramatic rock formations. Guests will have the opportunity to descend the wooden ladder into the trench for a refreshing swim (weather and safety permitting) or relax above and enjoy the spectacular coastal views. Your local guide will share information about the history of the site and its importance to the local community. This is one of Samoa’s most iconic and photographed locations — perfect for unforgettable pictures.

Visit the beautiful Piula Cave Pool, a natural freshwater spring located on the north coast of Upolu. This crystal-clear cave pool is connected to the ocean through an underground lava tube, creating a unique and refreshing swimming experience. Guests will have time to swim in the cool waters, explore the cave area, and relax in the peaceful surroundings. Your local guide will share interesting facts about the natural formation of the cave and its significance to the local community. This is a perfect stop to cool off and enjoy one of Samoa’s hidden gems.

Le Mafa Pass is one of the most scenic viewpoints on Upolu Island, located along the Cross Island Road. This mountain lookout offers breathtaking panoramic views of lush rainforest valleys, rolling green mountains, and distant coastal landscapes. Guests will have the opportunity to stop, enjoy the cool mountain breeze, and take photos of Samoa’s beautiful interior landscape.

Relax at one of Samoa’s most famous beaches, known for its white sand, turquoise waters, and breathtaking coastal views. Guests will have time to take photos, walk along the beach, or enjoy the tropical surroundings. One of the most photographed beaches in Samoa.