Savaii is one of the very few places you can get up close to a green turtle.
Green turtles are protected in Samoa and the Samoan Fishing and Environmental Ministries oversee their welfare, including the tagging and releasing of some larger turtles.
Keep your eyes peeled along Saleaula Bay, the Manase stretch and around Asau - Vaisala area to see a green turtle in their natural habitat.
Turtles like to feed in the early morning and early evening. Snorkel out to the corals edge of the reef and see if you can spot these beautiful sea creatures.
Dive Savaii also hosts snorkelling and diving trips where you may have the opportunity to swim alongside these ancient animals.
Savaii Samoa Tourist Association asks that you do not touch the turtles when you see them for both your safety, and theirs.
Green turtles are protected in Samoa and the Samoan Fishing and Environmental Ministries oversee their welfare, including the tagging and releasing of some larger turtles.
Keep your eyes peeled along Saleaula Bay, the Manase stretch and around Asau - Vaisala area to see a green turtle in their natural habitat.
Turtles like to feed in the early morning and early evening. Snorkel out to the corals edge of the reef and see if you can spot these beautiful sea creatures.
Dive Savaii also hosts snorkelling and diving trips where you may have the opportunity to swim alongside these ancient animals.
Savaii Samoa Tourist Association asks that you do not touch the turtles when you see them for both your safety, and theirs.
[Official website of the Savaii Samoa Tourism Association (SSTA) Office & Tourist Information Centre]
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