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  • 64 of 64 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    3 Stars This is SAMOA Review with images 09/10/2009
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages The weather and the peaceful nature

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Sometimes gets boring very quickly

    This review is from a trip I took to Samoa in January this year. About Samoa ------------------- Well Samoa is situated a few hours away from Australia and the two islands which are part of Samoa are very small and can sometimes be difficult to find on a world atlas. The first island is named Upolu which has the capital city of Apia there. The other is named Savaii and although there are about 5 other islands which are not inhabited these are the two which are. Each island is basically coastal because there is ocean everywhere you go visible in Samoa which is a nice thought and can be a ... more
  • 39 of 39 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 6 nickyct

    Member since 05/01/2005

    Reviews written: 118

    3 Stars Not Quite The Island Paradise We Hoped For. Review with images 20/01/2005
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Pristine beaches, clear seas, tropical fish.

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Mosquitos, humidity, some negative male attention, nothing to do per se.

    American Samoa. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~​~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ American or Western Samoa, as I will refer to it here, is composed of a group of six islands in the South Pacific Ocean, about half way between Hawaii and New Zealand. Western Samoa is composed of two main islands (Savaii and Upolu), several smaller inhabited islands and a number of other uninhabited islets The islands are mostly coastal naturally although they don't boast beaches with which to compare to places such as The Cook Islands and Fiji. The islands re volcanic, they are rocky and rugged with ... more
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