Apia Cruise: Robert Louis Stevenson Museum, Falls & Beach

The Robert Louis Stevenson Museum (locally known as Villa Vailima) is the beautifully restored mansion where the famous Scottish author of Treasure Island and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde spent his final four years. Known affectionately to locals as Tusitala ("the teller of tales"), Stevenson built this grand colonial estate in 1890 before passing away here in 1894.

The Bahá'í House of Worship in Samoa (known locally as the Bahá'í Temple) is one of only nine continental Bahá'í houses of worship in the world. Completed in 1984, this magnificent "Mother Temple of the Pacific" serves as a completely inclusive space open to people of all backgrounds, cultures, and beliefs

Papapapaitai Falls is one of Samoa’s highest waterfalls, plunging over 100 metres into a lush volcanic gorge. The roadside lookout offers breathtaking views of the waterfall, tropical rainforest and surrounding mountains.

Togitogiga Waterfall: A beautiful, multi-tiered swimming hole nestled inside the lush rainforest of Upolu's south coast. It is famously known as the historical swimming grounds of legendary Samoan warriors.

led within a sheltered lagoon along the pristine southern coast of Upolu Island. Renowned for its blend of authentic Samoan tradition and modern-rustic luxury, the resort spans 33 elegantly groomed acres of lush tropical gardens and coastal beachfront.

The Fugalei Fresh Produce Market (historically known as Maketi Fou) is the largest and most vibrant bustling central hub for fresh food, local culture, and authentic shopping in Samoa. Operating in an expansive undercover facility, it offers an incredible window into everyday Samoan life where local farmers, carvers, and cooks gather to sell their goods directly to the public