Samoa is located east of the International Date Line and south of the Equator, approximately halfway between Hawaii and New Zealand in the Polynesian region of the Pacific Ocean.

Samoa is a group of islands in the South Pacific Ocean, located southeast of Australia. Samoa is a great destination for travelers looking for a unique tropical experience. Here is some information about tourism in Samoa. Samoa has a rich history and culture. You can visit traditional villages and historical attractions such as Lalomanu Temple and Maleva Rocks. Trying local food and attending cultural performances are unforgettable experiences. You can go on hiking and cycling trips and enjoy the stunning scenery. Samoa offers opportunities for outdoor sports enthusiasts.

Samoa is located in a tropical and humid climate. Rainfall ranges from more than 2540 mm on the northern and western coasts to 7620 mm inland. Temperatures vary slightly, averaging 27 degrees Celsius and ranging between 23-30 degrees Celsius throughout the year. Southeast trade winds prevail, which vary from one place to another to North, during the rainy season from November to April, when severe storms are possible, with hurricanes sometimes causing serious damage.