Upolu Point

Upolu is more than just Samoa's most populous island and its second largest. It is also a vibrant South Pacific island rich with unique culture, lush mountain highlands, and beautiful beaches ready for you to explore. Immerse yourself in the lively and colourful markets of central Apia, Samoa's capital, where you can enjoy delicious produce and fresh seafood sold at the Apia Fish Market. Embrace Upolu's diverse culinary scene by indulging in traditional umu (a traditional underground oven, where food is cooked using heated rocks in a buried pit) feasts alongside locals or at one of the many modern restaurants and cafes. Travel to the Upolu's main south coast road and descend 30 m / 98 ft into the beautiful turquoise waters of the To-Sua trench, where you'll swim inside an ancient lava tube cave. Continue your adventure to Upolu's interior and embark on a jungle adventure into the mountainous highlands, where you are sure to encounter magnificent wildlife. Those seeking a more relaxing Samoan experience can choose from some of Samoa's best beaches, including the black-sand Aganoa Beach, the coconut-palmed Vavau Beach, and Lalomanu Beach, voted one of the best beaches in the world by Lonely Planet.