Apia｜Dreamlike Paradise in the South Pacific

Apia, the capital of Samoa, is like a shining pearl lost in the South Pacific, exuding a unique charm. 1. Best time to travel Apia has a tropical marine climate, which is warm and humid all year round. May to October is the dry season, with an average temperature of 24-28°C, relatively little precipitation, bright sunshine, and clear sea water. It is a great time to play, whether it is diving or walking on the beach. November to April of the following year is the rainy season, with temperatures of 26-30°C. There will be occasional rainfall, but the air after the rain is particularly fresh, and you may encounter a gorgeous rainbow. 2. Must-visit attractions 1. Apia Market: This place is full of a strong atmosphere of life, and the colorful stalls are filled with fresh tropical fruits, handicrafts and special souvenirs. Walking through it, feeling the enthusiasm of the locals, tasting fresh coconuts, mangoes, etc., it is a good place to experience local culture🥥 2. Robert Louis Stevenson Museum: In memory of the famous writer Stevenson, the museum houses his manuscripts, daily necessities, etc. Learn about his life experiences in Samoa and experience the fusion of literature and local customs. 3. Tuamasaga Beach: white and fine sand, jewel-blue water, and swaying coconut trees. Lie on a beach chair to bask in the sun, or have an exciting surfing, and enjoy a pure seaside vacation🏄 III. Food Recommendations 1. Roasted suckling pig: The protagonist of the traditional Samoan feast, the suckling pig is carefully roasted, the skin is golden and crispy, the meat inside is tender and juicy, and it is paired with special sauces. One bite will give you a full sense of happiness🥰 2. Coconut milk fish: Fresh sea fish is stewed with rich coconut milk. The fish meat is tender and blended with the sweetness of coconut milk. The unique taste is a delicacy that cannot be missed🐟 3. Poi: A special food made from taro, with a soft and glutinous taste, usually eaten with coconut milk. It is a local traditional food with a strong tropical flavor. IV. Precautions 1. Most Samoans believe in Christianity. Many shops and attractions will be closed on Sundays. Plan your trip before traveling📅 2. Respect local customs. Dress appropriately when entering a village. Say "Talofa" (hello) to show friendliness and respect🙏 3. Take anti-mosquito measures. There are many mosquitoes in tropical areas. Carry anti-mosquito spray and other supplies to avoid mosquito bites. 4. The local currency is Tala. US dollars can be used in some places, but it is recommended to exchange some Tala in advance for daily consumption💴 Pack your bags and come to Apia to start a romantic trip to the South Pacific!