Sopoaga Waterfall

The spectacular Sopoaga Waterfall can be found close to Lotofaga Village on the southern tip of the island of Upolu in the Independent State of Samoa. The little pool is surrounded by an abundance of native plants that are encircling the water as it falls into the pool from the surrounding lush forest. More than simply a waterfall, Sopoaga offers a cultural and natural experience all in one. You could even acquire the secret technique for cracking a coconut properly, which is elusive to Westerners at least. Numerous varieties of Samoan plants and trees are marked with their scientific and Samoan names along the walk leading to the viewing area.

This thunderous waterfall, which is regarded as one of the island's bigger ones and is around 32 meters (105 feet) high, is frequently visited by numerous tourists that come to the little island in Oceania. Beautiful gardens may be seen all around. You will come across signs identifying Samoan flora and trees as you stroll down a route to see the waterfall. Additionally, there are restrooms, picnic tables, and a space for umu demonstrations. You must pay an entrance charge to access all of this.

Location: Lotofaga Village, south coast, Upolu, Samoa