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Airport Lodge Samoa Apia

just before Lalovi Village, Manono Island Apia, Upolu, Samoa Western

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Samoan sojourn

A travel blog entry by stevosteve

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... 8217;s a man with stories and I enjoyed watching some of the remaining rugby games with him including the Tongans beating France in a shock win which the Samoans celebrated as *************e. The place also had amazingly friendly staff and tasty food, as my stay included breakfast and dinners, which were fantastic. And the banana fritters and local ice cream, delicious.

I stayed in a beach fale, which is like a bungalow on the beach, all to myself. It was literally ...

Samoa Day #3

A travel blog entry by lewnwdc

5

... though a little bit rustic with our low-class bungalow on the beach. The Samoan villages are quite colorful with the traditional fale homes and community centers, and every village has at least one if not two or three big and ornate churches. The people were all very friendly, and some of the scenery around the island was spectacular. It was a really neat place to be, though Mom has been lusting of returning to the five-star heaven we experienced at the Westin back in ...

Flying NAN-APW

A travel blog entry by lewnwdc

5
7

... the closed gate to the driveway. (Travel distance from APW including getting lost twice = 81.8 kilometers/51 miles.) We drove up to the reception area, which was dark. Nobody was around, and I didn’t see an envelope with our key sitting out as I had expected. Yargh. I wandered around the grounds, finding Bungalow 7 with the door open and lights on. But there was only one bed, and this is not a beachfront bungalow as we had reserved, so I didn’t think it ...

Christmas on island time

A travel blog entry by worldlybound

5
10

... wearing water shoes but that fish knew exactly where some good tasting skin might be. Bad fish, bad fish. This didn’t stop Will from going in the water but he didn’t hand around the ladder anymore. And in keeping with a foot story, I had one of my own. Before leaving the island to go over to Upulo we stayed again at Lucia’s Lagoon Chalets because we liked it so much. They were like a family for us and we really enjoyed ...

Paradise is weaing thin

A travel blog entry by chrisphillip

2

... only cold water, so the first decision we have to make is, do we want an upgrade. We decide to make do with cold showers and are relieved to find the sheets sparkling white and the beds curiously covered with white satin bedspreads. We seem to be almost the only guests. Various couples and local business people check in and out while we are there, but it’s the off season for tourists so things are ...

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