The most incredible swim spot! Suitable for all ages. We were amazed at how many fish there were! But watch out for giant eels. The water was crystal clear and refreshing, would definitely recommend as a must-see while you’re in Apia.

Absolutely recommend visiting this place when holidaying in Samoa. Set within 1 of the most immaculate villages it was such a nice change of water scenery. The toilets and bathrooms were clean and updated so made the post swim meal enjoyable. We ate at a few cafes but we thought this place had the best hot chips! Water was refreshing and relaxing in the cave was a great way to cool off from the humid weather. Would visit again.

The Piula Cave Pool located at the Piula Theological College in the Village of Lufilufi and there is a fee to go swimming here. Near the pool are washrooms and places that you can sit at. There are stairs that go up the hill to the college grounds if you wish to explore them. As seen from the photos, there are caves that you can swim into.

Incredible fresh water, so fresh and cool. Piula Caves is just beautiful, definitely worth visiting and spending some time floating in the gorgeous pool. There is also snorkelling off the beach there, which looked to be very popular. My recommendation would be to get there early in the morning before it gets too busy.

In the village of Lufilufi east of Apia, look for the small road-side sign at the entry to Piula Theological College (the sign is easily missed, the College isn’t). There is an entry fee of WST5/person (minimum) and after walking down the steps (or driving down) there are modern, clean and well-kept change rooms adjacent to the pool. A small fale is right next to the poor and you can leave your gear there and/or sit at the tables. The pool is a natural freshwater pool formed by a spring dripping water out of a lave tube cave, is quite deep but safe to swim in, and the water is comparatively cold. There are a few fish but they aren’t an issue. If you’re looking for a cool swim, this is one place to enjoy it.

A little gem on the island of Samoa. Set in the grounds of a theological college, this is a perfect little oasis. The cave pool is very cold with crystal clear fresh water. I didn't get into the pool with the rest of my group, as it was a bit tricky having to climb down some rocks into it. I also prefer to have my feet touch the bottom when I'm in the water and this is very deep. There is another plus to this place, just a few yards away from the pool is the ocean, where the water is clear and very warm. It was also easy to enter and was shallow enough for me to stand up in. There are also changing rooms and toilets available here.

So good! It’s such a great spot, and the cave is beautiful. Not too deep and some fish to look at in the water. My husband and 10yr old son loved it here, food was cheap and not too bad. The bathroom and change rooms here are modern and up to date. So good to actually have great amenities at an attraction! Well done to the owners for pouring funds back into it.