Upolu · Samoa
Aleipata & Lalomanu
The Aleipata district at Upolu's southeast end holds Lalomanu Beach — Samoa's most famous stretch of sand — and the beach-fale villages of Saleapaga.
About Aleipata & Lalomanu
Aleipata is the district at the southeastern tip of Upolu, roughly 90 minutes' drive from Apia. Lalomanu Beach, its white sand facing the offshore islands of Nu'utele and Nu'ulua, is the best-known beach in Samoa and lined with family-run beach fales; neighbouring Saleapaga offers more. The To Sua Ocean Trench at Lotofaga is a short drive west along the south coast.
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Aleipata & Lalomanu — frequently asked questions
What is Lalomanu Beach known for?
Lalomanu Beach is Samoa's most famous stretch of sand. Its white sand faces the offshore islands of Nu'utele and Nu'ulua, and it's lined with family-run beach fales.
How far is Aleipata from Apia?
Aleipata is at the southeastern tip of Upolu, roughly 90 minutes' drive from Apia.
What accommodation options are in the area?
Lalomanu Beach and the neighbouring village of Saleapaga are lined with family-run beach fales offering places to stay.
What is the To Sua Ocean Trench?
The To Sua Ocean Trench is at Lotofaga, a short drive west along the south coast from Aleipata.
Are there other villages besides Lalomanu?
Yes. Saleapaga, a beach-fale village neighbouring Lalomanu, offers additional accommodation and settlement options in the Aleipata district.