One of the earliest stops on the Saua (Si'u) Trail, this ancient grinding stone is a powerful reminder of early Samoan ingenuity. Carved into a bowl-like shape through generations of use, it was once a vital tool for shaping fishing hooks, axes and other daily essentials. It's easy to walk right past, but well worth a moment to pause. Surrounded by lush scenery, this small site offers a quiet connection to Samoa’s deep cultural roots.