Samoan Islands - Gallery

Gallery

  • Samoa Islands

  • Upolu (bottom) and Savai'i (top) with Manono Island and Apolima

  • Nu'ulopa island (left) with Apolima island (right)

  • View of Apolima island (left) and the tip of Savai'i in the Apolima Strait.

  • Mt Matavanu volcanic eruption on Savai'i island, 1905

  • Cliffs on Ta'u island

  • Alofa'aga blowholes on Savai'i, a result of the island's volcanic origins.

  • Aerial view of Rose Atoll in American Samoa.

  • Rose atoll, from space, (NASA photo).

  • Afono village, Tutuila island, American Samoa.

  • Tutuila island from space, NASA photo.

  • Manono Island (centre), Apolima (left), and the tip of Upolu (right) in Samoa

  • Aunu'u island, offshore of the island of Tutuila, American Samoa

  • A beach on Ofu-Olosega, a volcanic doublet in the Manu'a Group of islands.

  • Ofu-Olosega from space.

  • Fuipisia waterfall in Lotofaga, Upolu island.

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