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Full Day Tour with a Local

Starting at NZ$195.00

šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø $118.44
šŸ‡¼šŸ‡ø WST$328.73

Description

Discover Samoa like never before with a full-day guided tour of the main island, Upolu, led by a local chief. Visit hidden gems, natural wonders and cultural landmarks while learning about the rich traditions and history of this stunning island nation.

8% Downpayment Accepted

Local Charity Donation Included

1-85

Samoan, English


Highlights

  • Discover Samoa’s top sights, including waterfalls, the iconic To Sua Ocean Trench, and the Robert Louis Stevenson building.
  • Enjoy cultural experiences, including a coconut cream demonstration and traditional Samoan cooking.
  • Swim in pristine natural pools like the Piula Cave Pool and Togitogiga Waterfall.

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Full Day Tour with a Local

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8 September 2025

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What Our Customers Say

2 reviews | 5.00 avg rating

Fantastic tour with our local guide Chris. He was very knowledgeable in local history, so glad we did the tour as we managed to see and do quite a lot of activities. Lunch venue was excellent. Highly recommend Tai's Native Tour. Wishing Tia all the best in the up and coming election.

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Mark Connor

The drivers on the two tours we took were polite and punctual. They drove safely and comfortably, and gave us interesting information about Samoan culture and heritage. One, Sua, included a brief visit to the Robert Louis Stephenson Museum and Vailima Botanic Garden at our request. We liked it so much that we took a taxi there the following day.

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Bruce Baker

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