Sava’ i Accommodation & Sightseeing
Stevenson’ s at Manase
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Savai’ i Lagoon Resort Amoa Resort
Named after the famous Scottish writer Robert Louis Stevenson, and with a range of accommodation styles from the open sided beach fales, ideal for that true Samoan experience, to the beachfront villas and suites with private ensuites just steps away from the water’ s edge, you’ re sure to find the right fit.
There’ s good snorkelling directly in front of the resort, the lagoon is ideal for safe swimming and kayaking at high tide and you’ ll enjoy good fishing off the nearby reef.
It’ s not hard to feel the beach is exclusively yours at this small, 10 bungalow, beachfront resort. Whether you fill your days with swimming, snorkelling or kayaking in the sheltered lagoon, exploring the island, taking a cruise on the glass bottom boat or simply laying back on your sun lounger, you‘ ll be rejuvenated and relaxed here.
Fishing charters also operate from Savai’ i Lagoon. With every bungalow having cooking facilities, you can choose to stay in or dine out after enjoying a piña colada or ice cold Vailima beer at the bar whilst watching the sunset.
Formerly Siufaga Beach Resort, Amoa Resort recently reopened in 2015 after extensive renovations to its lobby and restaurant areas. This beautiful resort is located only 20 minutes from Salelologa Wharf and is across the road from one of Samoa’ s most breathtaking lagoons.
Set in lush tropical gardens the property offers private bungalows and villas and a great level of comfort. Enjoy delicious Pacific cuisine from the resorts new restaurant or enjoy a swim in the resort swimming pool with swim up bar.
Le Lagoto Resort & Spa |
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Afu Aau Waterfalls * |
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Alofaaga Blowholes * |
In Samoan,‘ Lagoto’ means sunset, and sunsets don’ t get any better than the ones you will experience here. Whether you’ re a newcomer or a regular visitor to Samoa, the friendly staff at this little gem are always on hand to give advice on things to do and see in order to get the most out of your stay.
Alternatively, you may choose to just relax around the pool and enjoy a perfectly blended cocktail or some great food from the restaurant. One thing’ s for sure – you’ ll be wishing you had stayed longer.
Dive sites the wreck, Juno and the Coral Gardens are just out from this resort
This spectacular waterfall in South-eastern Savai’ i, plunges from the rainforest deep into a fresh-water swimming pool. Access is on a dirt road which is maintained by the local village.
The pool is very deep but gets shallow towards the outer rim. The waterfall eventually flows into three other smaller separate falls offering a truly enchanting experience for visitors.
Entrance fees are collected at the Samoan fale about 650 metres from the main road. Park your car here and enjoy the 10 minute walk to the pool and waterfall. There are no lifeguards here, so take extra precaution when swimming.
These impressive blowholes in the village of Taga on the south west coast can provide you with hours of fun! They pump the ocean swell through the side of a cliff, into a cavity and propel a roaring jet of water hundreds of feet into the air- the sheer power is absolutely unbelievable!
They are particularly worth watching when the locals throw coconuts into the holes and these are blasted effortlessly into the air. Best viewed in swimwear as you’ re guaranteed to get wet and a waterproof camera is a must-bring item for this attraction.
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* These tours are paid direct