Aga Reef

About this property

Family-friendly hotel rooms in a 2-floor building — top-floor rooms have the better view, ground-floor rooms have garden views and easy access. All rooms have interconnecting doors so families can book one with a double bed and another with twins to stay together. 32" flat-screen TV, balcony with comfortable chairs.

Amenities

• Wi-Fi
• Air conditioning
• balcony
• tv
• fridge
• tea coffee
• safe
• Private bathroom
• interconnecting rooms
• Family friendly
• breakfast included
• kayaks included

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4 room types from WST 540 per night

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Ocean Breeze Room

• 1 bedroom · 2 beds
• Sleeps 3

• Air-conditioning
• Free Wi-Fi
• Family-friendly
• Airport transfer

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Family-friendly hotel rooms in a 2-floor building — top-floor rooms have the better view, ground-floor rooms have garden views and easy access. All rooms have interconnecting doors so families can book one with a double bed and another with twins to stay together. 32" flat-screen TV, balcony with comfortable chairs.

• balcony
• tv
• fridge
• tea coffee
• safe
• private bathroom
• interconnecting rooms
• breakfast included
• kayaks included
• tax inclusive

from WST 540per night · min 1 night

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Waterfront Villa

• 1 bedroom · 1 bed
• Sleeps 2

• Ocean view
• Air-conditioning
• Free Wi-Fi
• Airport transfer

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Spacious villa with ocean view and a large deck — a romantic getaway with magnificent sunsets. Large shower, oversized bathroom mirror, 32" flat-screen TV. Daily breakfast and kayak use included.

• ceiling fan
• deck
• tv
• fridge
• tea coffee
• safe
• private bathroom
• large shower
• breakfast included
• kayaks included
• tax inclusive

from WST 805per night · min 1 night

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Island Villa

• 1 bedroom · 1 bed
• Sleeps 2

• Air-conditioning
• Free Wi-Fi
• Airport transfer

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Over-water villa with a sun-bed on its own private over-water deck. Natural wooden walls, comfortable furniture, 32" flat-screen TV, bathtub. Daily breakfast and use of kayaks included.

• ceiling fan
• over water
• deck
• tv
• fridge
• tea coffee
• safe
• bathtub
• private bathroom
• breakfast included
• kayaks included
• tax inclusive

from WST 925per night · min 1 night

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VIP Villa

• 1 bedroom · 1 bed
• Sleeps 2

• Ocean view
• Air-conditioning
• Free Wi-Fi
• Airport transfer

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The resort's top tier — a totally different layout from the other villas with a private plunge pool, large deck with sun-beds and 55" flat-screen TV. Natural wooden walls, comfortable indoor and outdoor furniture, and the best ocean view at the resort.

• ceiling fan
• plunge pool
• deck
• tv
• fridge
• tea coffee
• safe
• bathtub
• private bathroom
• breakfast included
• kayaks included
• tax inclusive

from WST 1,015per night · min 2 nights

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Reviews★ 9.4 · 131 total

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  Rachel Clayton

  ★★★★★ · 6/5/2026google

  100% recommend Aga Reef Resort. Everything was amazing. The staff, location, food. To be able to snorkle just a short walk from the accomodation was amazing. The next time we visit we know where to stay. I can't wait.

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  Jennifer Casarella

  ★★★★★ · 5/5/2026google

  Small, luxurious resort. Great location on the SE corner of the island. Went to the Namua ferry (family with a boat) and Sua trench from the resort. Snorkling is great right from the lagoon. Staff was helpful. Food and drinks were good. Clean and everything worked. Would absolutely return. Definitely rent a car if you visit Samoa.

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  Lydia T

  ★★★★★ · 5/3/2026google

  We had an incredible stay here. 360° views, fantastic snorkelling on your doorstep and lovely staff. Do: book an island villa (we saw turtles and loads of fish from our private balcony), snorkel at high tide and order the fish burger for lunch and crayfish ravioli and snapper pave for dinner. Don't bother with cocktails or expect good coffee.

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  Lauren Esposito

  ★★★★★ · 3/3/2026google

  Beautifully kept and serviced property. The rooms were very comfortable and clean. The reef right beneath your feet and is only accessible to Aga guests with snorkeling gear and kayaks accessible at any time. Also close to some of the best beaches on that side of the island. 10/10 stay

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  Michelle Barry

  ★★★★★ · 3/2/2026google

  We rented a car from the airport and drove to the resort. The drive is easy and took us close to 2 hours as we were going slow and enjoying looking at all the villages we drove through on the way. Resort has an amazing location, the views are so good from the bungalow we stayed in (which was very clean and well cared for). Snorkelling in the lagoon was great fun, with so many fish and corals to see. We even saw turtles. The resort staff were great and the owners helped us with so much local information, including showing us where we could fish from the resort, trying to tempt some bluefin trevally or GTs. Food and drinks in the restaurant were all great, we are so pleased we chose this resort and hope to some back again soon.

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  Nate Cordtz

  ★★★★★ · 2/25/2026google

  This place was a surprise/gift for my wife. It was recommended by my mum, who stayed here a couple of years prior.. In terms of communication with Aga Reef Resort, they were beyond amazing (all done via email). With briefing them in, that it was our honeymoon trip. They provided and dressed our room up for the occasion. All staff were friendly and welcoming. With the scenery and private retreats. It was a much needed change, from the busy hustle that Apia can bring. We spent half our stay swimming in the Lagoon. The other day enjoying the amenities, our room had to offer. The pictures and videos do not justify how incredible this place is. When we return one day, we will definitely stay here again. I highly recommend what Aga Reef Resort has to offer. Thank you again! ❤️

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