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Upolu is one of Samoa's major islands.

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Many Samoans subscribe to Christianity , although a small amount of Samoans are now following the Baha'i faith which has a temple in Tipapata, in the heart of Upolu Island.

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Apia is the heart of Upolu. A modernised city, with history backing up this city with a population over 30,000.

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You must visit Lalomanu (Aliepata) which has beautiful beaches and sights of small idylic islands in its path. Nearby is a beautiful waterfall named, Tiave'a.

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Be respectful whilst traveling around the villages and the quiet outskirts of Upolu.

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The Samoan language is widely used, but these days many Samoan residents can speak basic English.

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By ship, or by plane at Faleolo International Airport.

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Old Traditional buses are a must do. They are quite cheap, but can be uncomfortable. You can also hire cars from Apia for less then 50 Tala a day.

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Great surfing off the coast near the Salani Resort and also visit Vailima village, with their beautiful cascading falls. Lake Lanoto, which is known to be a lake, which has no lake floor and it also holds beautiful, rare and massive gold fish.

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Umu is a must have. Traditional food can be purchased from Apia. You can also visit the only fast food outlet in Samoa, McDonalds, which is located on Centre Road Apia.

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It is recommended that you drink Vailima in abundance and bottled water, for your safety.

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Do not travel alone at night, and stay with people you know and trust. Dogs are a safety problem in Samoa. While many are kept as pets, they are far from domesticated and will likely attack you. This is a serious issue when travelling in Samoa and should be considered when arranging transportation.

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