Fasito'o Uta Holiday Deals

Fasito'o Uta Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Fasito'o Uta

Yep. Wanderlust — it gets right into your bones. So, isn't it high time you thought of your next adventure? Fasito'o Uta awaits!

You won't need to travel for hours to get to Fasito'o Uta, which lies 17 kilometres to the west of the dynamic city of Apia.

Be sure to test the waters at Lalomanu Beach, 60 kilometres to the southeast.

It's no secret that spending time outside is good for your health. Keeping that in mind, why don't you venture 40 kilometres out of Fasito'o Uta to Afu Aau Falls? Papaseea Sliding Rocks, 14 kilometres away, is one more top option.

Are you into stopping by Papasee'a Sliding Rock and Lake Lanoto'o? They're near the centre of Mulifanua, 9 kilometres to the west. Alternatively, head to Vaitele. It's 13 kilometres to the east of Fasito'o Uta and regarded for the Robert Louis Stevenson Museum and National Parliament.

Lepea sits 16 kilometres away from Fasito'o Uta and is an essential part of the local region. Surrounding sights include the Faleata Golf Course, Maketi Fou and the Falemataaga – The Museum of Samoa. Keen for more? Flea Market and Fish Market are also within reach.

Clothing? Check. Wallet? Check. But have you packed your appetite? With some delicious food and drink to gorge on around these parts, it's the one thing you shouldn't forget.

Want to try some of the local cuisine? We suggest getting a taste for crayfish and taro, two popular ingredients which go into many of the dishes here.

Of course, you can't leave Fasito'o Uta without digging into taro root seasoned and baked in oven or oka l’a (marinated raw fish). Popular with locals and considered regional specialties, they are a must-try experience for any food-obsessed traveller.

Dessert is always OK on holiday, so why not get stuck into a little cooked green bananas in coconut cream? It's worth every scrumptious calorie!

Ask any experienced traveller and they'll tell you that the easiest way to enhance your time away is to try out a few local expressions and phrases. You'll be glad you learnt 'Talofa', which is how they say 'hello'. Another one to keep in mind is 'Ou te sau mai ...', which means 'I am from..'.

If you're thinking about visiting Fasito'o Uta in June, you'll want to be here on the 1st for Independence Day Celebration. There's always plenty of excitement in the air coming up to this national day of celebration.

When it comes time to pack up your belongings, spend the last of your holiday allowance and say "Toe feiloa'i" to Fasito'o Uta.

Security checks, delayed flights and lost baggage. Airports are often stressful places. Give yourself extra time to get to Faleolo International Airport (APW). Situated 7 kilometres to the west, this is the nearest terminal.