I watched your other videos. Your courage to travel alone is amazing. Just wow!! and you are so simple but very beautiful in and out. Praying for your safety and happiness! 🙏🙏
Like #77 . Good night from Yipma Baruya UA-cam channel, I enjoyed watching your contents, thanks for sharing, may God bless you. I am working hard to grow my UA-cam channel. Papua New Guinea
Sorry about all your troubles in paradise 😊wishing you safe journey. All you have trust our people just ask for help ❤when you need to. Thanks for your lovely video. We have family everywhere Savaii and Upolu. My dad's from American Samoa 😊moms from Upolu and Savaii
@@kellyjessielisa6332 My families land is in Upolu, you must be an idiodic liberal to believe such things. As you said its not worth paying for, so why even aproach our islands? If you have a problem on our foreign policys then keep yourself and your dumb ideology to yourself and your own people.
All yall tourists that visit Samoa say something good even if you don't like it or disagree,is there country they proud of it ,and if you don't like it or disagree get out
Thank you for sharing and visiting our beautiful country 🇼🇸.So sorry about your poor experience with the rental car. The more reputable rental car companies do accept credit cards and would’ve ensured your car was ready for you at the wharf. Glad you got the car in the end. Most land in Samoa is privately owned by families and villages. This includes anything that is on the land i.e. waterfalls, beaches, rivers etc. For some these families they live off their land and the money they make from charging entry fees, selling their produce etc. is their main source of income. It may be strange for some that they are charged an entry fee, for example WST$10 fee (less than USD$4), but for some of these families it’s their only way of making a living.
Most of the attractions in Samoa belong to families and villages - hence why they charge a fee.
Very good video I like it ❤..
I watched your other videos. Your courage to travel alone is amazing. Just wow!! and you are so simple but very beautiful in and out. Praying for your safety and happiness! 🙏🙏
Like #77 . Good night from Yipma Baruya UA-cam channel, I enjoyed watching your contents, thanks for sharing, may God bless you. I am working hard to grow my UA-cam channel. Papua New Guinea
Look at you, still enjoying traveling and going from country to country. Wish you all the best and take care
Hey bro...
I'm from Indonesia...
and next month I will go to this country...
Can you make another video about the country of American Samoa, thanks...
Yes will be up in the next couple days
OK, I'll wait for the next content
Sorry about all your troubles in paradise 😊wishing you safe journey. All you have trust our people just ask for help ❤when you need to. Thanks for your lovely video. We have family everywhere Savaii and Upolu. My dad's from American Samoa 😊moms from Upolu and Savaii
I think the people of the villages are the ones that keep these places maintained/clean. Hence the entry fee. However, enjoy your holiday.
There was a broken toilet surrounded by rubbish and torn up buildings. What kind of maintenance are they doing exactly??
@@kellyjessielisa6332 The land belongs to them and their families, if they want to tax complete strangers is that morally wrong?
@@slug8914 yes it is morally wrong and it’s not worth paying for
@@kellyjessielisa6332 My families land is in Upolu, you must be an idiodic liberal to believe such things. As you said its not worth paying for, so why even aproach our islands? If you have a problem on our foreign policys then keep yourself and your dumb ideology to yourself and your own people.
more beauriful sister🥰
All yall tourists that visit Samoa say something good even if you don't like it or disagree,is there country they proud of it ,and if you don't like it or disagree get out
Thank you for sharing and visiting our beautiful country 🇼🇸.So sorry about your poor experience with the rental car. The more reputable rental car companies do accept credit cards and would’ve ensured your car was ready for you at the wharf. Glad you got the car in the end.
Most land in Samoa is privately owned by families and villages. This includes anything that is on the land i.e. waterfalls, beaches, rivers etc. For some these families they live off their land and the money they make from charging entry fees, selling their produce etc. is their main source of income.
It may be strange for some that they are charged an entry fee, for example WST$10 fee (less than USD$4), but for some of these families it’s their only way of making a living.
💯 Respect
Wao so sweet❤ my best friend ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💞❤️💕💕
Thanks for being in my country Samoa, also Thanks for the video
Hi miss Emily, how are you.always take care I hope I travel with you 😊when you back in Philippines in national biak na bato😊I miss you.
You should come to Alaska
Salelologa, Maoto... Than my home
No public land in Samoa,,, all owned
Have you visited Pakistan