Cheap Flights to Samoa from Horn Island

Following are all flights compared from Horn Island, Queensland, Australia to Samoa. We compare cheap one-way and round trip flights to all Samoa destinations including Apia, Asau, Fagali I and more from Horn Island. Cheap flights to Samoa from Horn Island include fares from airlines including numerous airlines. Discount return Horn Island to Samoa air fares. Airfares may include deals departing Horn Island (HID) for non-stop or multi-legged economy, business and first class tickets to Samoa (WS).

Tourism in Samoa

Samoa, an island nation in the South Pacific Ocean, is part of the Polynesian region. There are only about 185,000 people in the nation, but that is a result of a lot of emigration out of the country, to places such as New Zealand, Australia and California. The islands are tropical and have a rainy season from October to March and a dry season from May to October. This latter season is the best time for Australians to travel, as it will be most similar to the Australian climate. The islands of Samoa are various, but the two main islands are Upolu and Savaii. The islands have narrow coasts on which most of the inhabitants live, with volcanic mountains in the interior. None of the volcanoes are currently active, but earthquakes are not uncommon. Most of the islands is covered by lush vegetation, though the natural
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Horn Island, Queensland, Australia

A beautiful island and the second largest of the Prince of Wales chain, Horn Island is located in the Torres Strait of Queensland. It is located approximately 25 km west, northwest, of the peninsula of Cape York. A home of the Kaurareg, it was further settled when gold was discovered in 1894, and there was known be gold found throughout the island. The name Horn Island was given in 1803 by Matthew Flinders, an explorer, because a part of the island is raised and resembled the horn. Flourishing because of pearling, Horn Island later was evacuated and became a airbase for the Allied forces. Bombed by the Japanese during World War II, it once had over 5000 men and women serving with the forces here. Among them were 830 men who were members of the Torres Strait Light Infantry. The island presently ha
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