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Poolside Villa at Amoa Resort Samoa

Samoa, Savai'i

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Poolside Villa at Amoa Resort Samoa

Samoa, Savai'i


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Lalei o Amoa are ancient words used by Samoan orators & chiefs to depict the sheer beauty of the Amoa District in Savaii. Aptly named, Amoa Resort stands across the road from one of the most exquisite turquoise lagoons in all of Samoa. Once you have arrived at Salelologa Wharf by ferry (60 min) from Upolu, our resort is an easy 20 min drive north of the wharf & town. Sit back and let the rush of modern life drift away as you make your way to our resort by car or our hotel transfer.


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A visit to this coastline is a must. Amoa Resort Savaii was recently recognized with a 2016 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence and received a Lonely Planet Top Choice rating for Amoa Resort Restaurant. The open-air restaurant features the best in Samoan nouveau cuisine with a menu co-designed by award-winning chef Joe Lam (Scalinis, Apia) and features delicious local Samoan flavors in a contemporary setting.

The resort offers 11 contemporary Polynesian Deluxe Bungalows and Poolside Villas, all with air conditioning, mini-fridge, tea/coffee making facilities, wifi access (paid), and a large patio with views to the pool and gardens & restaurant. Each also has its own private open-air shower. All rooms are centered around a gorgeous swimming pool with a swim-up pool bar.

Exploring the island is easy with Savaii being home to 190 km of Samoas best roads. The island's main sites and tourist attractions including Afu Aau Waterfall, Taga Blow Holes & Swimming with Turtles are an easy stress-free drive away.



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Samoa, Savai'i

With a population of 42,000, Savai'i is the third largest Polynesian island after Tahiti and New Zealand. It’s also one of the few places on earth where you can truly get away from it all and experience the simple pleasure of life.

Samoa’s largest island is known for its gentle and traditional way of life, pristine scenery and interesting archaeological sites. A well-paved road encircles the island making it easy to explore.

Savai’i is easily accessible by a ferry from Mulifanua Wharf in western Upolu within just 90 minutes. Savai’i is separated from Upolu to the east by the Apolima Strait and it is about 80 km long and 40 km across at its widest point. The island is extremely mountainous at 1,858 meters with Mount Silisili, being its highest point. A string of volcanic craters extends from the east coast at Tuasivi to Samoa’s westernmost point at Cape Mulinu‘u, creating amazing color contrasts.

On Savai'i, you’ll get a true insight into the traditional Samoan way of life. A great way to experience the culture and the Savaiian sense of community is by attending a church service that will give you more insight into the locals’ way of life.

No doubt Savai'i ticks all the boxes for a dreamy exotic holiday such as the white sandy, palm-fringed beaches, and turquoise lagoons. It is less developed than neighboring Upolu, and its cultural life is considered more traditional. The chief settlement is Tuasivi, on the eastern coast. The island’s products include coconuts, copra, bananas, cacao, and taro.

Samoa island nation is located in the South Pacific Ocean, roughly situated midway between Hawaii and New Zealand and is part of Polynesia. It is created by volcanic explosions though today none of the volcanoes are currently active, yet small earthquakes often rock the island. Samoa is a beautiful paradox in that despite its intense natural beauty with its shimmering seas, dense jungles and fairyland waterfalls it has managed to maintain a humble profile, devoid of mega-resorts and loud attractions. Its population is around 195,000 but a lot of Samoans live outside the country, particularly in New Zealand, Australia and the United States. The two main islands of Samoa complex are Upolu and Savaii. The capital is Apia, and the international airport is found on Upolu.



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Beach 10m
Restaurant 100 m
Market 2km
Airport 15 km

Local Services

ATM/Bank • Postal Office • Groceries • Laundrette - Serviced • Fitness Centre • Spa • Medical Services • Hospital • Babysitter • Pharmacy • Police • Market • Mini Market

Local Attractions & Activities

Cruises • Restaurants • Playgrounds • Churches • Water Sports • Swimming • Surf, Kite Surf • Yacht Charter • Cinema • Museums • Bars • Beach Bars • Library • Marina • Water Parks • Horse Riding • Scuba Dives • Golf • Fishing • Jet Skiing • Water Ski • Sailing • Tennis • Mountain Biking • Dive • Wind Surfing • Daily Cruise • Clubs • Casino


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