Tafa'igata

Tafa'igata is a village in the Tuamasaga district of Upolu island in Samoa. It is located in the hills south of Apia, along the Cross Island Road that connects the north and south coasts. The village is part of the Tuamasaga political district.

Samoa has a warm tropical climate. The dry season (May to October) is the best time to visit.

By Plane

Faleolo International Airport (APW) is about 35 km west — a 40-minute drive. Taxis cost around 55–70 WST.

By Car / Road

Tafa'igata is about 7 km south of central Apia on the Cross Island Road — a 15-minute drive. Buses from Apia serve the route.

Buses and taxis connect Tafa'igata to Apia.

• Upolu highlands — Scenic views of the mountainous interior

• Traditional inland village — A different perspective on Samoan village life, away from the coast

• Hiking in the highlands — The interior offers walking opportunities

• Visit Apia — The capital is 7 km north

• Cross-island drive — Tafa'igata is on the scenic road that crosses Upolu

Limited dining in Tafa'igata. Restaurants in Apia.

Bottled water recommended. Bars and cafés in Apia.

No tourist accommodation. Hotels in Apia.

Small stores sell basic goods. For shopping, visit Apia.

• Apia (7 km north) — Capital city
• Vailima (2 km east) — Robert Louis Stevenson Museum
• Siusega (2 km north) — Suburban village
• Cross Island Road — Continue south to the south coast beaches