Peapea Cave

Pe'ape'a Cave - Ana Pe'ape'a

Useful Information

Location:	O Le Pupu-Pue National Park. North Coast Rd, 1.7 km south of Letui, Savai'i Island, Samoa. (-13.506334, -172.478069)
Open:	APR to OCT daily . [2020]
Fee:	free. [2020]
Classification:	lava tube
Light:	bring torch
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Photography:	allowed
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History

Description

The Ana Pe'ape'a (Swiftlet Hole) is located in the O Le Pupu-Pue National Park. It is a 1 hour walk to the cave through rain forest, it is recommended to hire a guide, as tourists tend to get lost. The cave was named after the birds which sing from its depths, despite the nice sounding name Pe'ape'a just a sort of swallows. Actually there are numerous caves with this name on Samoa, as swiftlets live in almost any cave of the islands.