This was our first visit to Samoa and the Cultural Village should be one of the first sites you visit. It gives you an excellent insight to Samoan culture through live demonstrations and commentary. There is no charge but please be generous with your donation.

This tour is really so amazing. After this tour, we understand more about Samoa culture, history, and style. Thank you very much.

Right in the bust town of Apia is the Cultural Village>it provides demonstrations and crafts "in progress. Wood working, Tattos Paper making and a guide how provide a commentary and an understanding of how these tradition art link into the Samoa culture. It is free...More

A great insight into Samoan culture. If this is your first time in Samoa you should do this early in your visit. The people here work very hard to provide an informative, entertaining and sometimes humorous show of song, dance and display of Samoan arts...More

Such a cool place to immerse yourself in the traditions and culture of Samoa, we learned so much in one day and got to see/ experience many things here you wont get a chance to do anywhere else. We were glad we stopped in here...More

We visited on a weekday afternoon. We were lucky to arrive just as the show was starting. The dancers were talented. There is no admission to enter the village. We walked around to the various buildings. I think we were there outside of normal hours....More

A wonderful way to spend the morning learning about various aspects of the Samoan culture. Informative and entertaining staff who have a really passion for their country.

When you are woken by rain on your tropical holiday it's easy to think the sky had fallen. This is doubly true if you have children with you. But all of this is easily mitigated if you are near Apia with a trip to the...More

We enjoyed every minute of our 3 hours at the Samoa Cultural Village. We had an excellent guide who introduced us to all aspect of traditional Samoan culture. This is a wonderful place to become better acquainted with this intriguing culture.

We went on a Friday so we didnt get a tour. Luckily some people had organised to be shown around so we tagged on to the back of them. Seeing the Samoan art being made makes you appreciate the time and skill involved and you...More