Island · Samoa

Savai'i

Name: Savai'i
Address: WS

Savai'i is Samoa's largest and quietest island — lava fields, blowholes, rainforest and a slower pace, reached by ferry from Upolu.

Explore Savai'i

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Savai'i North Coast

Savai'i's north coast is its main visitor strip — Manase's beach fales, Fagamalo's reef, and the Saleaula lava fields.

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Northwest Savai'i

The remote northwest of Savai'i — Asau harbour, the Falealupo peninsula and rainforest canopy country at Samoa's western end.

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Salelologa & East Savai'i

Salelologa is Savai'i's ferry port and market town; the east-coast road north through Tuasivi and Faga holds beaches and family resorts.

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Savai'i South Coast

Savai'i's south coast holds the Alofaaga Blowholes at Taga, the Afu Aau waterfall in Palauli, and the Tafua rainforest peninsula.

About Savai'i

Savai'i is the largest Samoan island and the least developed, reached by ferry from Upolu's Mulifanua Wharf to Salelologa. Its ring road passes the Alofaaga Blowholes in the south, the Saleaula lava fields and Manase's beach fales in the north, and rainforest walks inland. Accommodation is mostly family-run beach fales and small resorts, concentrated around Salelologa, the east coast, and the north-coast villages of Manase and Fagamalo.