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Explore 7 protected areas in Samoa — rated across 10 categories

A marine protected area off the eastern tip of Upolu encompassing the inshore reefs and the four uninhabited Aleipata Islands (Nu'utele, Nu'ulua, Namua, Fanuatapu), an important seabird and turtle sit

Aleipata

An upland national park in central Upolu protecting three volcanic crater lakes (Lanoto'o, Lanoata'ata and Lanoanea) ringed by montane cloud forest. Designated a Ramsar wetland of international import

Lake Lanoto'o

A national park in the Palauli district of southern Savai'i protecting lowland and foothill rainforest in the Lata River catchment. One of five national parks managed by Samoa's Ministry of Natural Re

Lata

Also known as Cornwall National Park, this protected rainforest in the southwestern Falelima area of Savai'i is a refuge for the critically endangered manumea (tooth-billed pigeon), Samoa's national b

Masamasa-Falelima

Samoa's largest national park, covering the central highland rainforest and volcanic uplands of Savai'i island, part of the largest continuous tract of rainforest in Polynesia. Managed by the Ministry

Mauga o Salafai

Samoa's oldest national park and the first in the South Pacific, spanning Upolu's southern slopes from Mount Fito's rainforest down to the rugged Le Pupu lava coast. A Ramsar wetland managed by the Mi

O Le Pupu-Pue

A marine protected area along the central south coast of Upolu spanning reefs, lagoons and mangrove estuaries across the nine villages of Safata district. Co-managed by the Government of Samoa and loc

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