Fantastic value for money. Well constructed canopy walk and a great change for typical 'beach' style activities (swimming, rock walks, snorkeling). The rainforest is quite damn so take some mosquito repellant.

Yes this place is amazing and the walk way between the trees is a bit scary but fun. But what I don't get is that I came here to visit with my Samoan partner and he got charged $10 and I was told that I was $20 only because I am a Palangi (white person) that was a bit disapointing.

This is a really remote place to stop and take stock of the world in proper Samoa. If you want to do something really different while in Samoa when you purchase your ticket for the Canopy walk ask about staying in the Massive Banyan Tree for the night. It cost us 50 Tala with Breakfast and Canopy Walk pass (normally... More

Scary looking construction but seems robust enough. Apparently you can camp at the top, that would be awesome. The 20 tala entry fee apparently goes towards the village elder retirement fund and was previously used to help fund a school in the area, so pay with a smile.

I learned heaps about Samoan lifestyle from this walk, the guide was very informative.

It was cool and I got some good pics, but it wasn't as long as I thought it would be, I think I was hoping that it would go further into the forest, but you still get to climb up the tree and view from a platform which is good... and the 20 tala entry also gets you into other... More

Great view from the top, swing bridge a bit scary - got the heart rate up!