Aganoa Lodge Samoa

About this property

Aganoa Lodge is a beachfront lodge on Savai'i, near Salelologa — a quiet, remote-island base with sand and sea right at the doorstep. It has an on-site restaurant and complimentary parking, and its position on Aganoa Beach gives guests direct beach access and ocean views. A relaxed, off-the-beaten-track choice for surfers and anyone after an uncrowded stretch of the Savai'i coast.

Amenities

• Restaurant
• Parking
• Beachfront
• Ocean view

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1 room type from WST 420 per night

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Beachfront Lodge

• 1 bedroom · 1 bed
• Sleeps 2

• Ocean view
• Beachfront
• Restaurant
• Free parking

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Moderate cancellation

More details

3.5-star eco-lodge on Savai'i, well-known to the surf crowd for the breaks at Aganoa Beach. Salelologa district. Pricing shown is a representative starting rate; full room types to be filled by host.

from WST 420per night · min 1 night

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Cancellation policy

Moderate — Full refund up to 5 days before check-in. 50% refund after that.

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Reviews★ 7.6 · 20 total

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  mina ahsee

  ★★★★★ · 5/15/2025google

  After reading ONE star reviews, this place should’ve not been a resort to stop. Apparently locals aren’t allowed to consume alcohol on Sunday’s but this resort were offering alcohol beverages on a Sunday which apparently was NOT ALLOWED which should have been absolutely banned if KNOWN by the bartenders. Having underaged children supervise & assault an adult mother which was unacceptable & unprofessional was just one of our experiences. I would not recommend this resort to anyone especially someone that is from this village. Please DO NOT waste your time here. Both parents ended up resulting in a hefty fine from the village because of this resort!! Please save your money & go elsewhere.

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  Matteo parodi

  ★★★★★ · 4/1/2025google

  I really liked the place and the common areas. The lodge is a bit pricey for what it offers. I unfortunately had a terrible experience with the owner, who started screaming at me one evening for a delayed payment, asking me to leave the accommodation immediately.

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  Irene Arriaza

  ★★★★★ · 12/28/2024google

  Nice place but management and food have lots of room for improvement. The only hotel (after a few weeks in the South Pacific) where we were charged additional (expensive) fees for use of fins, after the fact. Overall we felt like a bank machine…

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  Adam Bartlett

  ★★★★★ · 10/20/2021google

  This place is a true gem. Only hear about it because of a schoolmate who lived and worked there for a few years. First visited it when I was 24 then again at 29. The surf is really good but I do recommend an island board with volume and round tail or rounded pin. Paddle early then paddle 2 more times and take off at the bottom of the wave and pull into the barrel then hold on!!

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  Noah Grant

  ★★★★★ · 10/21/2017google

  We had THE BEST holiday at Aganoa Lodge with family & friends. We surfed all day every day and we got to surf at Aganoa and up the West Coast. It was so much fun getting to spend a week surfing with my dad and my mates and the awesome guides!! The waterfall and snorkelling were also very cool! Thanks everyone at Aganoa Lodge! I can't wait to get back there really soon.

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