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Dave Parker Eco Lodge Apia

Parker Road, Tapatapao Apia, Upolu, Samoa Western

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Day 97

A travel blog entry by nevjoan

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... time doing photos as i want them up to date when we get home.
We set sail for Auckland at 4.30pm and about 40 minutes out to sea we stopped and turned around.
The Captain came on the speaker and told us that there was a severe medical alert and the passenger had to be taken off.
A pilot boat came out to meet us and the person taken aboard.
We then ...

Flying NAN-APW

A travel blog entry by lewnwdc

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... which was weird – it had slices of something resembling corned beef. She said it was fine, but she was full from our dinner at the airport and only took a few bites. We sat next to a lesbian who is a cabaret singer for Princess Cruises. She was flying from her home in Sydney to Apia to board the Dawn Princess ship, which was stopping in Apia on Tuesday and then heading six days to Auckland, New Zealand. Quite interesting.

We arrived at APW at 11:47 ...

Apia, Samoa

A travel blog entry by jilliancarr

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... table companions who hail from Bolton) and after the drink (US$3 for a beer and US$2 for a coke) very reasonable, considering the surroundings, we took a photo for posterity – and to show you the bananas there! The temperature was in the high 80s to low 90s, and very humid, but it was a beautiful island and well worth a visit.

Hope you are all well.

Love

Grandma and Grandad X X X X
Mum and Dad
Jill and ...

Upolu

A travel blog entry by diene

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... zu freizulegen und zu verlunchen...selbstgejagtes schmeckt doch immer noch am Besten!!!

Auf dem Rueckweg schon am spaeten Nachmittag erreichen wir endlich einen der beeindruckendsten Plaetze der Insel den Te Sua Trench.

Hier gibt es nahe der wunderschoen rauhen Kuestenlinie inmitten von gruenem Urwald ploetzlich 20 meter tiefes Loch an dessen Grund hereinstroemendes Meerwasser einen grossartigen Pool gebildet hat.
Eine Leiter fuehrt hinab und unten angekommen kann ...

Sagging in Samoa

A travel blog entry by chrisphillip

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... of the house. Wide verandas circle the house creating a welcome coolness. Starting downstairs was the Tapa cloth room with a fireplace! No need for such things here, but coming from Scotland Stevenson could possibly be forgiven for thinking one might be needed. Upstairs were the bedrooms belonging to various family members along with RLS’s study and sick-room. Our guide encouraged us to take photographs, usually this isn’t allowed ...

This resort was formerly known as: Cloud 9 Eco-lodge