Apolima
Apolima is a small, uninhabited island in Samoa, located west of Upolu and northeast of Manono. It is the smallest of the four islands that make up the Samoan archipelago. The island is characterized by a steep, rugged coastline and a relatively flat interior. Its isolation and lack of fresh water have prevented permanent settlement, though it is believed to have been inhabited in ancient times.
Historically, Apolima served as a refuge for the people of the neighboring island of Manono during times
Today, Apolima is primarily visited by tourists and fishermen. It is known for its unique geological formation,