Pasefika Inn Apia
PO Box 4213, Matautu Apia, Upolu, Samoa Western
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Samoa - teist korda 29. veebruar
Samoale jõudsime üsna naljakal kellaajal - umbes kl 4 hommikul. Lennujaamas hakkas meid järjekindlalt jälitama üks kohalik taksojuht, kellel õnnestuski meid lõpuks 50 kohaliku tala (eesti rahas on üks tala ca 4,5 krooni) eest pealinna Apia hotelli viia. Lennujaam asub saare pealinnast ca 40 km kaugusel. Hiljem saarele ringi peale tehes veendusime, …
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... rest of island, with the east coast just as beautiful and full of beaches; each as postcard material as the next.
On the Sunday the families cook massive meals, as they are very religious., Sundays are a day or rest, food and family. The meals though were abundant and tasty, full of local dishes, Asian dishes and seafood. More food than you could ever get through or seemingly so! The churches are everywhere on the island and opulent but everything else is quite ...
Apia, Capital of Samoa (Nr. 127)
... sich die USA, England und das Deutsche Reich darum gestritten hatten (West Samoa wurde deutsch, Ost Samoa amerikanisch, American Samoa ist immer noch amerikanisch). 1899 wurden dann alle drei Flotten vor Apia durch einen Cyclone versenkt, nach den Gedenktafeln ('killed in action') kann man denken, es gab einen Krieg. 1914 hat Neuseeland dann Samoa kampflos uebernommen und bis 1960 verwaltet bevor Samoa dann als erster Pazifikstaat unabhaengig wurde.
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Apia western samoa
... sort of coconut sauce and it was really nice, the kids turned there noses up at the look of it. There loss. !!!!
We then went to the Piliula cave pool was a little cool at first but beautiful to swim in and we went inside the cave, when you looked in the water at yourself or others you looked blue. It was really cool. We were only there for about an hour and half and it felt like 10mins I would ...
Christmas on island time
... of harm’s way should another tsunami make it to the island again. Our resort that we stayed at in Lalumano was rebuilt and just re-opened for business. The owner showed us pictures of the before and aftermath of the giant waves. Seventy five percent of all Samoas live in fales (pronounced falees) which are structures usually in an oval shape with a thatched roof and no walls. There are sometimes thatched horizontal blinds that can ...


