Aggie Greys Hotel And Bungalows Apia

... off the alarm again - searched again............... Jeff and the kids have got quite used to it by now!<br><br>Once on the plane we settled back, however, this plane did not have the TV screens in the back of the seats, so the children ended up sleeping for much of the journey to Apia.<br><br>We were a bit gutted that we hadn't known about the stopover as we would have liked to have ...

... the bathrooms were unforgivable. I'm sure, after reading my Asia blogs, you all understand just how BAD it has to be for me (also a notorious cheap ass) to say something is unforgivable enough to move somewhere more expensive. But - it really was. ...shudder... So, the next day we moved next door and were so grateful at the sight of the bathrooms we jumped for joy. And dinner...my god!...when they set a salad in front of us we WEPT. And asked for more, piling the ...

... us to realise that the boat that had been in front of us all the time was going to the island anyway. We could have all fitted in the one boat easily but for some reason that was out of question. So in the end we took two boats. Funny how the relaxed manner is infectuous and even Jules that sometimes can be a bit impatient when things don't move was smiling and waiting quite happily - it's not a bad place to wait! Namua Island is beautiful, there are only some beach fales and ...

... meile vastu pidid tulema, kusagil. Passisime siis kordamööda auto juures või tegime lennujaama ees tiire ja pidasime juba plaani, et mis siis saab, kui kutte ei tulegi. Ükski kontaktiks jäetud telefoninumber ei vastanud... Nii u. 22:20 meie närvikõdi siiski lõppes ja kaks tüüpi saabusid, kaasas ka oma ehtsust tõestavad dokumendid. Andsime ilma ühegi meie-poolse kriimuta auto üle ja hingasime kergendatult. Edasi juba läks klassikaliselt ja peale paari ...

... Ble en 8 timers baattur tilbake og, men uten de store bolgene heldigvis! Neste dag, bestemte vi oss for aa komme oss ut til stranda, og tok en buss til Saleapaga. Samoanske busser er noe for seg selv, satt der i en og en halv time og horte paa julesanger paa Samoansk vis mens vi saa ut paa palmetraerne vi kjorte forbi! Motte en Amerikansk gutt, Steve, som vi reiste med resten av Samoa. Neste dag dro vi rett nedi gata til Lalomanu beach, og bodde paa Litia ...

... in a culture so rich and vibrant. The people are LAID-BACK, and go out of their way to make sure you are enjoying their country, which would be impossible not to. We hope to come back one day, as we have LOVED our time here, but it is now time to move on to the next stage of our journey- the Cook Islands! After 11 days there, we should have had our fix of tropical paradise, right? We are beach bums and proud of it!!! Bye for now!

... whole world and stood at the end of the world. From their we headed around the rest of the island before they dropped me off at the ferry port to get the last ferry back to the main island to fly back off to Auckland. Overall my week in Samoa was just what I needed and was very relaxing. The beaches were beautiful, great weather and the people were very friendly and it was not to touristy at all which was even better.

... Loss Regime (thanks probably to some dodgy lobster I had eaten the night before). It made for an interesting taxi ride back to Apia. So unfortunately I missed the 2 nights on the other island of Savaii at Vacations resort and Nicole had to do that section on her own. I spent three days at Heidi and Pete's recovering and checking out the Samoan Health Care system - thanks Dr Esme. (although the Hepatitis A and Typhoid comments were not appreciated).