Lalomanu
Samoa · Upolu · 5 m
Description
Upolu’s south coast is one of Samoa’s most scenic regions, combining white-sand beaches, turquoise lagoons, volcanic rock formations and traditional beach fales. Among its best-known natural attractions are the To Sua Ocean Trench, a spectacular natural swimming hole, and Lalomanu Beach on the island’s southeastern tip. Sopo’aga and Fuipisia Falls showcase Upolu’s lush tropical interior. Along the southern coast, the Savaia Giant Clam Sanctuary protects a rich marine habitat where snorkelers can observe giant clams and other tropical sea life. Together, these attractions capture Samoa’s distinctive blend of dramatic landscapes and island culture.
Length of stay
Recommended length of stay: 2 to 6 days (optimal 4 days)
Travel season
Best time to visit: May – October
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- Dec
Highlights
- To-Sua Ocean Trench
- Lalomanu Beach
- Savaia Giant Clam Sanctuary snorkeling(Day trip)
- Lalomanu Crater Walk
- Nu'utele Island
- Namua Island & turtle snorkeling(Day trip)
- Aganoa Black Sand Beach
- Vavau Beach
- Traditional beach fale village life
- Sopo'aga Waterfall viewpoint(Day trip)
- Togitogiga Waterfalls(Day trip)
- Fuipisia Falls(Day trip)
- Lemafa Scenic Site(Day trip)