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Savai'i South Coast
Savai'i's south coast holds the Alofaaga Blowholes at Taga, the Afu Aau waterfall in Palauli, and the Tafua rainforest peninsula.
About Savai'i South Coast
The south coast of Savai'i runs through Palauli district — home to the Afu Aau waterfall and the ancient Pulemelei mound — past Taga, where the Alofaaga Blowholes fire seawater high above the lava coast, to the Tafua peninsula's crater rainforest, a flying-fox habitat.
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Savai'i South Coast — frequently asked questions
What are the Alofaaga Blowholes?
The Alofaaga Blowholes are at Taga on the south coast. Seawater shoots high above the lava coast through these natural vents.
What can I see in Palauli district?
Palauli district is home to the Afu Aau waterfall and the ancient Pulemelei mound, both on the south coast.
What is the Tafua rainforest peninsula?
Tafua is a peninsula on the south coast with a crater rainforest. It is a habitat for flying foxes.
What are the main attractions on Savai'i's south coast?
The south coast features the Alofaaga Blowholes at Taga, the Afu Aau waterfall in Palauli, and the Tafua rainforest peninsula.
Where is the Afu Aau waterfall located?
The Afu Aau waterfall is in Palauli district on Savai'i's south coast.