To-Sua Ocean Trench™️

Stunning! We went at 8am on a Monday and had the place to ourselves. Our resort had a tour booked for 9am so we wanted to visit before they arrived. The ladder is large and sturdy. High tide is easier for jumping in off the platform. They have two ropes across the trench that you can hold onto if you like. Well worth the visit. WST20 per adult and WST for kids 10 and under. Toilets on-site which my son said was very clean.

To Sua Ocean Trench is a giant natural swimming hole filled with cool ocean water flowing through a narrow cave system. The entrance fee is 20 Tala per person. The trench is accessed via a steep tall wooden staircase face down for safety as the staircase does not have rails. This is an amazing natural wonder which is fun to explore on a sunny day for best views.

$20 entrance fee even if you’re not Swimming. We went at the wrong time water was dirty from the rain but we still had a good time. Good to visit once

20WST ($7.25USD) for entry. Reasonably nice restrooms and changing rooms. The trench has many steps to the bottom but filled with clear ocean water. Gorgeous view up and down the coast. Beautiful manicured lawn with colorful plants and roaming chickens. Mini Mart available for snacks. Great place and very unique.

Beautiful site. The ladder is steep but solid, very well maintained and even has non slip material on the rung. The rocky shoreline was a highlight too

Could not fault this entire experience. It’s more beautiful than you could ever imagine. The stairway down to the trench is quite steep but otherwise the grounds is pretty accessible. They’ve got fales which you can lay under all day and watch the incredible view. Coffee at the store was delicious and the staff are amazing. So friendly and kind. We came back the next day for another coffee because we enjoyed it so much. Must visit in Samoa and only $20WSD.

Huge , beautiful grounds with two main attractions - the most important is the swimming hole - note you have to climb down a steep ladder ( with no guard rail) to get to the water - not for faint hearted! The other area is a “blowhole “ which wasn’t blowing when we went but a small freshwater pool by sea so still worth walking down to see it. 20 tala entrance for adults, note no cafe just chips and drinks at entrance so bring your own food.

It's ok, however it feels a bit overrated. That's a step climb to get down to the pool so be aware if you are afraid of heights or mobility problems