Samoa is an island country of wonderful natural beauty. The country has its capital in Apia and the island is home to about 40, 000 people. Just like other capitals on Pacific Island, Apia is quite a small, run-down shabby and has the obvious attractions you would expect to find on an Island. Accommodation at the beach is always a wonderful experience and there is generally much to see here. One of the major attraction sights is Robert Louis Stevenson’s House which has of late been turned to a museum with a wide range of antique collections. The Robert Louis Stevenson’s grave is situated on Mt Vaea where it overlooks his home. Climbing to this grave is always an exciting activity for tourists.


Most travelers find it quite enjoyable having a walk to the sea wall and you can get a great experience during a mild day. However, walking around the area after dusk is discouraged as there are a lot of dangerous dogs. The Palolo Deep Marine Reserve has continued to be a popular attraction center for a long time. Located at the Vaiala beach, their area is more or less of a coral gravel but the largest one in the country.

