Tuasivi Holiday Deals

Tuasivi Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Tuasivi

Tuasivi is a place with plenty of cool stories to tell. If you feel like your life's been a bit vanilla lately, a trip here is the perfect answer!

You'll discover one of the nation's most important cities several hours from Tuasivi. Apia is situated 50 kilometres to the east.

Does a sunrise with the sparkling sea as your backdrop tickle your fancy? Then organise an outing to Lalomanu Beach, 90 kilometres to the southeast.

Searching for a little quality time with Mother Nature? Pull out your car keys and head in the direction of Peapea Cave, 35 kilometres away from Tuasivi. Alternatively, take in a breath of fresh air at Afu Aau Falls, 16 kilometres away.

Take the opportunity to head to other close-by sights, such as Salelologa Market and the Salelologa Ferry Terminal. You'll come across them 5 kilometres south in Lolomalava. Don't want to head back to your hotel just yet? Lava Church Ruins and Paia Dwarfs Cave are in Sale'aula, 30 kilometres to the northwest of Tuasivi.

Spend a day strolling around National Parliament, Papaseea Sliding Rocks and the Faleata Golf Course. They are all not too far from the centre of Vaitele, 45 kilometres to the southeast. Need something else to do? Maketi Fou and Flea Market ought to also be on your to-do list.

Tantalise your taste buds and fill your Instagram with mouthwatering pics by sampling some of this destination's richest food and drink offerings. Just make sure you hashtag 'yum'!

A typical ingredient in the cuisine here is crayfish. Another is taro. They're worth getting a taste for if you're not already a fan.

There's always a local meal or two that you need to tick off the list, and during your time in Tuasivi, taro root seasoned and baked in oven is certainly among them. Oka l’a (marinated raw fish) is another local classic that you should keep an eye out for.

Cooked green bananas in coconut cream is a dessert that tells the story of this place in a single mouthful. Order up a serving and see how long it takes until you're back for more!

Talk to any seasoned traveller and they'll tell you that the best way to get more out of your travel experience is to learn some local expressions and phrases. To get you started, have a go at saying 'Ua ou fiafia ua ta feiloa'i'. It translates to 'pleased to meet you'. Maybe you'll find 'Ou te sau mai ...' is a bit easier to roll off the tongue? This means 'I am from..'.

If you're thinking about travelling to Tuasivi in June, you'll want to be here around the 1st for Independence Day Celebration. There's always plenty of excitement in the air on this day of national celebration.

Before you say your final "Toe feiloa'i" to Tuasivi, check your pockets for any spare change that you can spend on some last-minute mementos.

Located 30 kilometres to the southeast is Faleolo International Airport (APW), the closest terminal. Be sure you have enough time to reach it.

Hotels in Tuasivi

Tried and tested by plenty of our customers, the Jet Over Hotel and The Savaiian Hotel make choosing your accommodations simple.