Robert Louis Stevenson Museum

Arrange a visit to the spectacular Robert Louis Stevenson Museum, which is located on the site of a famous Scottish author's death five years ago in Upolo. It is one of Samoa's most popular tourist destinations. His various possessions, including the travel souvenir and library, may be seen here.

Treasure Island, Kidnapped, and The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are just a few of Robert Louis Stevenson's works. He was originally from Scotland, and the Samoans knew him as the guy with great 'manas'. Because of his numerous good encounters with the local community, he became a well-known and respected person among those who knew him. At the age of 44, he died on December 3, 1894. His coworkers and subordinates buried him atop Mount Vaea (inside Vailima) at a location with a view of the sea.

The museum is well-maintained, and all of its amenities are in fine working order. The museum also offers a gift store for tourists, with a signed book at the entrance of the shop where visitors may mark where they are from and, more importantly, provide comments on their experiences with the facility.

Location: Vailima, Cross Island Rd, Apia, Samoa