Savai’i, the largest island of Samoa, stands quiet in the blue expanse of the South Pacific. Its name whispers on the lips of those who’ve tasted its verdant beauty, known its tempestuous seas, and braved its wild, untamed rainforests. To understand Savai’i, one must listen to the hush of the leaves, the steady pulse of the waves, and the ageless chant of her timeless lava fields. The island, thick with coconut palms, banana trees, and emerald green canopies, spreads across the horizon like an artist’s dream. Its beaches, kissed by the surf, stretch out in a necklace of fine, golden sand, while inland, the mountains play hide-and-seek with the clouds.…