Dreyfuya in the very heart of Polynesia, the country of Samoa is a real tropical paradise archipelago, which offers a fascinating mixture of Polynesian customs and traditions with American values. It consists of 7 islands, the largest of which Ta’U (Ta`u), Olosega (Olosega), OFO (OFU) are of volcanic origin and dotted with mountain peaks. Local volcanoes, which have not been active for more than 100 years, formulated strange formations obtained from cooled lava. Most local residents are grouped in small settlements along the coastal plains. They live by offering the sea and small areas of fertile land. Half of the islands of the country is covered with dense tropical forests and are a home for wild animals and birds.
Self -estimates of Samoa
The most colorful port that the country of Samoa has is Pago-Pago, which is located in the crater of an extinct volcano. The island of Ta’U is considered sacred because it is considered as the birthplace of the Polynesians. The main settlements of the country are considered to be the Vaitogi and ALOAU, from where exciting excursions to the mountains and cruises by the ocean to the bay are “forbidden”, which are considered the most beautiful in the Pacific Ocean.
Ecological tourism is very popular in the archipelago. The National Park of Samoa covers three islands, and its center is located in Pago Plaza (Pago Plaza). The country of Samoa and equipped centers for surfing and diving is not deprived. For example, in Alofay Bay, Carter Beach and Leone Bay, surfers from the United States come.
National cuisine Samoa
Samoa restaurants offer a variety of dishes of Mexican, American, Japanese, Italian and Polynesian cuisine. The country of Samoa and national dishes, the ingredients of which are: milk pig, fish, chicken, coconuts, bananas, lemons are not deprived. The most beloved local dish is Palusami – coconut cream wrapped in tarot leaves. The national drink is considered to be a kawa, which is used for sacred ceremonies.
Weather in Samoa
The climate of Samoa can be divided into two seasons: dry (May-October) and wet (November-April). During the dry season, the country of Samoa blown by southeastern passats, which soften the heat and contribute to the formation of waves that are needed by surfing. The average annual temperature on the archipelago is 26 degrees, and its fluctuations do not exceed 2-3 degrees.