Sinalei Reef Resort Apia
Siumu Apia, Upolu, Samoa Western
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Ein bisschen Fidschi - ein bisschen Samoa
... Foto), an die Südküste der Hauptinsel 'Upolu. Dort werde ich in einer sogenannten Fale, einer samoanischen Rundhütte ohne feste Wände, direkt am Strand und nur wenige Meter vom Meer entfernt übernachten. Dies riecht regelrecht nach weiteren Erlebnissen, welche sich trefflichst mit Euch teilen lassen. Drum banget nicht! Bis zum nächsten Eintrag werde ich Euch nicht erneut so lange darben lassen. Lediglich ein fehlender Internetzugang könnte dies erschweren.
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RL Stevenson "Home"
... a first edition of “Kidnapped”. The Samoan people revere this Scottish engineer and writer and he is buried on a hill behind the house. We were then entertained by another cultural group there in the gardens who were also very good and also given a fresh coconut to drink.
Back to the ship and we then caught a cab to the markets- interesting but not much that interested the keen eyed shopper. On our way walking back to the ship we stopped at the famous Aggie ...
Upolu
... gehoeren.
Dafuer nehmen wir dann auch die 3 Stuendige Fahrt im total ueberfuellten
Bus, inklusive des halbstuendigen Stopps des vollbesetzten Busses an
der Tankstelle zum Auftanken in Kauf.
Nach der Durchquerung des schroffen, gebirgigen Inselinneren stehen wir zum Sonnenuntergang am Puderzuckersandstrand von Lalomanu.
Das Resort ist superschoen, die Mitbewohner superlustig und nett und das
Essen im Resort ist wirklich gut.
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Christmas on island time
... to these island if you are looking for a place to vacation but don’t expect to find the Hilton. The closest you will come is Aggie Grey’s and a maybe one or two other spots. Most of the hotels and resorts always serve breakfast in the morning starting with a generous portion of the local fruit which included coconut, papaya, pineapple, star fruit and bananas. Some were a simple breakfast to feasts made for kings and queens. ...
We arrive in Samoa!
... away the kids here are so sweet. If we had known they were watching we would have put on a kids film.
Then that evening we were having a few beers when some local's came in and we ended up chatting with a couple of them. One was a local teacher and the other was training to become one. It was the first time the younger one had spoken to a palenga (which is their word for white person). He said he was really nevous about it as his uncle hadtold him not to! But he was ...



