| Hospitality Club dünyanın en büyük karşılıklı konukseverlik organizasyonudur. Bizler bütün dünyada seyehat ederken birbirimize hiçbir karşılık beklemeden kalacak yer veren binlerce dost üyeyiz. Üyelik için hiçbir ödeme yapmanız gerekmiyor ve bize katılmak sadece bir dakika sürüyor - sizi de aramızda görmeyi çok isteriz! |
There are no Country Volunteers in Samoa at the moment.
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Samoa Seyahat Rehberi
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Introduction
Samoans are a rather friendly and hospitable people, and what is more they are not cannibals.
Things not to do: Do not eat standing up. Do not point your feet at Samoans when sitting. If you are staying with a Samoan family in a village, do not move to the house of another family in the same village as that is considered an insult to the first family.
Nice gifts for Samoans = food, fishing gear, clothing, material
Top Things to See and Do
Please just make a simple list separated by commas here - more info in the Travel Guide.
Neighboring countries: Please add links to those countries here.
Who is coming? Just add your user name and basic info (date and places you will visit) about your trip here, maybe other members will invite you or meet up with you on the road. Use your profile to tell more about your plans.
Want more guests! Add your user name here if you would like to receive more visitors - you should get more requests if listed here, even if you live in a small town off the beaten track.
Hospitality Club Meetings
If you would like to invite other members to an activity or meeting, add the info here. You can use the Travel Guide for more detailed info.
If you have added some info here you can simply remove the instruction text. Thanks for helping to build this great resource!!
Edited by: Tiptoeturtle on 28.12.2006 |
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kappenberger wrote:
Enjoythe beauty of the most unspoiled Polynesianislands and their friendly population.
touchtiger wrote:
Safune is a village with about 200 villagers who survive by fishing and farming plantations. There is a freshwater lake fed by underground water in springs due to naturally formed pipes in the lava from the volcano behind Safune (collecting rainwater, which comes out cool clear and fresh). The lake then drains through a channel into the seawater lagoon.
veroshin wrote:
Currently travelling between United States and South Pacific rgion - no place to host anyone, sorry
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