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    O le Pupu-Pue National Park

    9 Reviews
    #1 of 1 things to do in Si'umu
    Nature & Parks, National Parks
    | Main South Coast Road, Si'umu, Upolu, Samoa
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    “Great walk”

    We walked from the Ma tree to the waterfall whose name I forget. It was about 3.2km with a marked... read more

    Reviewed 21 April 2017
    Bill N
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    Tauranga, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
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    “Ma tree and coastal walk”

    Went early on a Sunday so road to coastal walk was closed to cars but can walk down it. Parked over... read more

    Reviewed 30 August 2016
    mlesjak
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    Broken Hill, Australia
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    “Great walk”
    6 Nov 2016
    “Falls beautiful.”
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    Reviewed 21 April 2017 via mobile
    Great walk

    We walked from the Ma tree to the waterfall whose name I forget. It was about 3.2km with a marked and slightly formed track. Plenty of wildlife to see and hear. Best to make sure you do it during the day with good sunlight as...More

    Thank Bill N
    Reviewed 7 November 2016
    Falls beautiful.

    We went here with a group of 15 Australians. The road in was OK, but would be slippery in the wet season. It was well signposted. Entry was free. The waterfalls were accessed by a short walk, some of it was down narrow stairs so...More

    Thank Mudgee S
    Reviewed 21 October 2016
    Wonderful waterfall

    Take bathers, a towel and some wet shoes for walking the riverbed. The fresh water waterfall is a beautiful and relaxing swim.

    Thank Talbot B
    Reviewed 30 August 2016
    Ma tree and coastal walk

    Went early on a Sunday so road to coastal walk was closed to cars but can walk down it. Parked over at the Ma tree stop. Saw lots of butterflies and was glad it was overcast and windy as otherwise hot and no shade. The...More

    Thank mlesjak
    Reviewed 11 January 2016
    We enjoyed visiting the waterfall on a hot day

    It was a lovely break to visit the waterfall in the National Park on the way to our fale. No payment required and it was easy to find and beautifully maintained and cared for. Lots of local visitors which was great.

    Thank Zbrowelli
    Reviewed 5 November 2015
    Ma Tree Coastal Walk

    This walk is excellent, and easily accessible from the main road. it is just across from the locked gate to the Coastal Walk to the Sea, Nearby (short drive) is the Togitogiga Waterfall - also worth a look

    Thank AuzziOne
    Reviewed 10 August 2015
    Nice park

    Nice national park with few things to do. I hired a guide from Samoa on Foot (tel. 7594199) to be able to reach the park and see few things. The guide was ok (he was more a driver who gives explanation than a real guide)....More

    1  Thank vinetlo
    Reviewed 19 June 2015
    Togotogiga Recreation Reserve

    The waterfalls are worth a visit and you can swim in the pool below. The recreation area facilities and BBQ area are poorly maintained. We were disappointed that there were no marked tracks into the National Park either from this area or from the ranger's...More

    Thank SusanM22
    Reviewed 30 December 2014
    Lush rain forest, dramatic coastline

    O le Pupu-Pue National Park is located on the island of Upolu on Samoa, near the village of Siumu, at Cape Niuato'i. There are three trails that can be taken from the trail head near the road: Ma Tree (a short walk through the rain...More

    2  Thank ShulamitKoretz
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