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Fuipisia Waterfall, Upolu

3.3

#8 of 11 in Nature in Upolu

Waterfall Nature / Park

View spectacular Fuipisia Waterfall from a clifftop surrounded by lush rainforest. Visitors are rewarded with amazing views and a refreshing swim at the pool just upstream of the falls. The hike to the top of the waterfall often requires trudging through some mud, so wear appropriate shoes. Keep a hand on children, because the attraction does not have railings. Fuipisia Waterfall is just one of the many highlights you can arrange to see using our online itinerary creator, Upolu Edition.

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3.4

• By name s n

  The falls are lovely, but I would NOT go and I want to give a warning to other travelers: We (two women traveling together) had a very uncomfortable experience here that involved verbal and physical a...  more »

• By BethlehemNZ

  The folk here charged us a lot ($70 tala for a family - my massage was cheaper than looking at this waterfall!) and they left us to it, no conversation, no directions. It's incredibly beautiful. Don't...  more »

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• By Ian Sutton

  These guys try to charge you what they think they can get away with. They don't have any pricing up so they can charge you what they like. They tried to charge us $20 per person which was a rip off. We turned around to leave and so they offered us $10 per person, which we agreed to, but that it still expensive for what this is (it should be $5 per person like other falls in the area and I suspect that is what the real charge is that we could have negotiated them down to). Their argument was that there were two waterfalls - which is true but actually you can only *see* one of them as the first one that you walk past the top of, falls away from you so you can only really see the valley that the water flows down after the waterfall. You can get a better view of the second one though.

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• By Jonathan Davis

  boi, u have not even been there

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