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Maloata Greenhouse & Heritage Tour

Starting at NZ$60.00

🇺🇸 $35.74

Description

Discover Maloata's hidden coastal valley on this intimate 2-hour heritage tour led by a local family on their ancestral land. Explore American Samoa's largest greenhouse operation with over 50,000 orchids and anthuriums, whilst learning how traditional Samoan farming methods blend with modern techniques. We'll share local legends, visit ancient rock walls and WWII remnants, and enjoy fresh coconut breaks along the way. This isn't just sightseeing – it's experiencing authentic island life through the eyes of locals who've called this valley home for generations. After your experience, enjoy our refreshing freshwater stream and access to our beautiful private beach.

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Local Charity Donation Included

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Highlights

🌿 Explore the largest greenhouse in American Samoa — over 50,000 orchids, anthuriums, and tropical plants
🌴 Coconut climbing and harvesting — see how coconuts are gathered and opened fresh
🌺 Storytelling and local knowledge — learn about native plants, legends, and daily life in Samoa
🏝️ Heritage walk — visit ancient rock walls, freshwater streams, and WWII sites
🥥 Farm-to-glass refreshments — enjoy a choice of coconut water or farm-made limeade
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Local hosts — guided by Tamiano and his team with occasional appearances by Peter Gurr
📸 Off-the-beaten-path — discover a side of American Samoa rarely seen by visitors
💬 Small group experience — relaxed pace, time for questions, photos, and real connection

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Maloata Greenhouse & Heritage Tour

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