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Nightlife in Apia holds out ample scope for fun and entertainment for tourists. After dusk one can witness the merry making aspect of Apia. People enjoy having out and out fun, by drinking or dancing to the tune of music. The contagious spirit of the night life in Apia also catches on with the people who visit the country.

Nightlife in Apia is more vibrant during week ends. On weekends everyone yearns to drink, dance, and socialize. So a large number of people head down to Beach Road hitting one pub after another. Most of the pubs in Apia have live bands on Friday. Saturday is the most raucous day of the week.

Bars and pubs in residential areas pubs close at midnight throughout the week. However some of them keep going on till the wee hours. This is more so on Friday night. On Sundays all bars and pubs remain closed.

Like other Polynesian countries a traditional dance is an integral part of a feast night in Apia. Samoan dance movements are graceful and emphasize the hands more than the hips. The dance costumes feature more siapo cloth and fine mats than flowers.

The Coast and I Spy are two of the finest clubs in Apia. It is frequented by locals and tourists alike. The music can range from PDiddy to Shania. One can wear what ever one feel like wearing.

The Brando Bar at Aggie Grey's Hotel & Bungalows is a good bar to be at. Walking west along Beach Road one can reach Lighthouse Bar & Grill, one of the more popular bars in town. It is visited by both locals and expatriate residents. Other famous bars include Sails Restaurant and Bar, Bad Billy's Bar and Blue Lagoon Bar & Grill. At the RSA Night Club Samoa's military veterans throw open a welcome to everyone who are willing to shell for the rock band.

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