The Alofaaga Blowholes are a natural phenomenon located on the island of Savai'i in Samoa. These blowholes are formed by volcanic rock, where seawater is forced through narrow openings, creating impressive jets of water that can shoot up to 30 meters high. The best time to visit is during high tide when the waves are stronger, resulting in more dramatic displays. Visitors to the blowholes can enjoy the stunning coastal scenery and the sound of crashing waves. Nearby, there are also local vendors selling souvenirs and refreshments, making it a popular spot for tourists exploring the beauty of Samoa.