O Le Pupu-Puʿe National Park is the oldest national park in Samoa. Established in 1978, the park covers 5019 hectares of the southern-central portion of the island of Upolu on the border of the Atua and Tuamasaga districts.
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Beautiful park with several trails. My review for now is based on the coastal trail.
The coastal trail was beautiful. The perfect mix of jungle and ocean. There was a 3km drive out to the parking area from the main road (recommend a truck or SUV but we did it in a compact car).
Upon arrival we found the parking area with maps and descriptions of what we would see. The trail was pretty easy to follow (but do take a picture of the map just in case).
The views and sound were beautiful. Look at my pictures and videos to determine for yourself.
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We went to the Togitogiga waterfall for a swim. The waterfall is a lot of fun. It has two parts, and it's bigger than it looks. The lower pool is very deep and great for jumping into off the rocks. The water is clear and there are fish. The river bed is rocky, so there are no good places to sunbathe. On the river bank there are changing sheds and fales. It's a short walk from the carpark...
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What a beautiful nature spot! I recommend the hike along the coast, takes approximately 45 min. (1.8 km). Make sure you have good shoes, cause the rocks can be slippery! And take a waterproofed bag with you, because especially when the sea is rough you easily get wet. That’s a lot of fun! Good scenery for...
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