Things to Do in Samoa: City Guides & Audio Tours

Samoa is a Pacific island country whose capital, Apia, is currently the destination covered by Neywo’s audio guide. If you are planning a trip and looking for things to do in Samoa, Apia is the place to begin: the city brings together religious landmarks, cultural sights and important local venues. Neywo offers a free audio guide for 1 city in Samoa, with 4 narrated places in total, available in 11 languages.

What to see and do in Samoa

Explore Apia

Apia is Samoa’s capital and the only city in the country currently covered by Neywo. Its narrated places include landmarks and institutions that offer different ways to discover the city, from its cathedral and temple to its museum and sports park.

For a closer look at the capital, visit the Apia destination page.

Immaculate Conception Cathedral

The Immaculate Conception Cathedral is one of the narrated places in Apia. Its presence in the city makes it a useful stop for travellers interested in Samoa’s religious heritage and architecture.

Museum of Samoa

The Museum of Samoa is another narrated stop in Apia. It is a natural choice for learning more about the country through its cultural history and local heritage.

Apia Park

Apia Park is one of the city’s four narrated places. The venue adds a different perspective to an Apia visit, taking you beyond historic and religious landmarks and into one of the city’s important public spaces.

Apia Samoa Temple

The Apia Samoa Temple completes Neywo’s current selection of narrated places in the capital. Together with the cathedral, museum and park, it gives a compact introduction to several sides of Apia.

Discover Samoa with Neywo

Neywo’s free Samoa audio guide covers 1 city, Apia, with 4 narrated places. There are currently no walking tours in Samoa. Instead, the app lets you explore at your own pace: each story plays as you reach the place, with no group and no schedule. Narration is available in 11 languages.

Download Neywo and use the audio guide while you discover Apia, turning a visit to Samoa’s capital into a self-guided walk through its narrated landmarks.