The Best Adults-Only Resorts in Samoa ???? [2023]
The Best Adults-Only Resorts in Samoa ???? [2023]

5 Best Adults-Only Resorts in Samoa

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Last Updated: 22 April, 2025

Where to Find Adults-Only Accommodations in Samoa

What We Learned from Actual Stays and Visits

Ensuring the right tone is set for a blissful island getaway is as easy as finding an adults-only resort.

In Samoa, one of the less developed tourist hubs of the South Pacific, your choice of 18+ resorts is few and far between.

There’s only one real resort that is exclusively for adults all year round, while another is seasonal. That leaves you with some creative accommodation choices should you want to ensure your stay is a kids-free zone.

Find out more in this list of the best adults-only resorts in Samoa!

Side note: Our insights come from experienced travel writers who have either stayed in or visited these resorts. Scroll to the bottom of the page to learn more about us.

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Adults-Only Accommodation in Samoa: Overview

🏝️ Resort 🌟 Highlights 💰 Price 👶 Age Policy
Seabreeze Resort Adults-only boutique resort with luxurious villas, infinity pool, and private lagoon access. $$$ 18+ All Year
Sinalei Reef Resort & Spa Rustic resort with spa, private dining, and golf course. $$$ 18+ From May to October
Vaea Hotel Samoa Boutique hotel with garden pool and a short walk to Apia’s dining and shopping. $$ 11+ All Year
Saletoga Sands Resort & Spa Family-friendly resort with an exclusive adults-only wing. $$ Adults-Only Wing
Coconuts Beach Club Resort & Spa Luxurious overwater fales and Royal Villas with private balconies and stunning views. $$$ 3+ All Year

1. Seabreeze Resort (18+ All Year)

You may have seen in The Complete Luxury Guide to Samoa how Samoa doesn’t do luxury to the standards you might expect in the South Pacific. Well, Seabreeze Resort is the exception.

This boutique adults-only (18+) resort boasts 13 contemporary villas, ranging from elegant rooms by the infinity pool to the elevated “Honeymoon Point Villa” with its private plunge pool and enviable clifftop position.

Spend your days exploring the lagoon in clear-bottom kayaks, indulging in massages, or lounging by the pool. The Pool Bar offers a tempting snack menu and can serve items from the main menu, perfect for an intimate lunch without leaving the resort.

For dinner, The Waterfront Restaurant and Bar serves contemporary cuisine in a child-free environment after 5 pm. With its stunning bay views and exclusive atmosphere, Seabreeze Resort offers a truly luxurious Samoan escape.

Learn more about the restaurant in the 5 Best Fine Dining Restaurants in Samoa.

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2. Sinalei Reef Resort & Spa (18+ From May to October)

Discover a rustic adults-only getaway at the Sinalei Reef Resort & Spa between May and October. This beachfront resort offers a unique escape with a range of inclusions to enhance your stay.

Start your day with a full buffet breakfast before indulging in daily afternoon tea. Pamper yourself with a complimentary 15-minute massage at the Tui–I–Lagi Spa, which also features a sauna and gym.

For the active traveller, enjoy free use of kayaks and snorkel gear, or tee off at the resort’s 9-hole golf course. Tennis enthusiasts will appreciate the on-site courts.

Dining is a delightful experience at the Ava I Toga Restaurant, offering fresh seafood and South Pacific fusion cuisine.

Once a week, the resort hosts a culture day complete with foodie experiences, such as a fiafia night, ava ceremony, tapa making and umu cooking. They also offer a “fish and cook” package with a local fishing charter.

Stays of five nights or more include complimentary transfers, adding extra value to your tropical getaway.

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3. Vaea Hotel Samoa (18+ All Year)

Vaea Hotel Samoa is an adults-only haven in Apia where tranquility takes center stage. Whether you’re lounging by the pool or sipping a signature cocktail at the on-site Bora Bora Garden Bar, this boutique escape is all about laid-back luxury and uninterrupted relaxation.

What’s more, the boutique hotel in Apia provides excellent value for money, from its stylish rooms to the garden swimming pool.

After a day on the town, only a five-minute stroll away, retreat to your garden and mountain-view room complete with an ensuite, air-conditioning, balcony or patio and tea/coffee-making facilities.

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4. Saletoga Sands Resort & Spa (Family-Friendly Resort with Adults-Only Wing)

Saletoga Sands Resort & Spa offers a South Pacific holiday experience that caters to various travellers. From luxurious holiday villas to more affordable hotel rooms, there’s an option for every budget.

While the resort primarily welcomes families, there’s an adults-only wing for those seeking a quieter retreat. (You’ll love the peaceful atmosphere!)

The resort goes above and beyond with exclusive car and scooter rentals for guests, as well as organised guided island excursions. We personally love indulging in a spa treatment after a day of adventure!

With its beautiful beach, inviting pool, and airy restaurant serving fresh local flavours with an international twist, Saletoga Sands ensures a memorable stay for all.

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5. Coconuts Beach Club Resort & Spa (3+ All Year)

Great for holidaymakers who are infant-averse and not so great for families with young children, Coconuts Beach Club has an age policy of 3+ years. That still leaves a wide age range for families, so bear this in mind before booking.

If you can overlook the low-age policy, Coconuts Beach Club is one of Samoa’s most attractive resort offerings. For instance, the overwater fales maximise individual privacy with expansive sun decks, airy bedrooms with king-sized beds, and an ensuite with rock wall interiors and a sunken bathtub.

Alternatively, nestled in the gardens are also the lavish “Royal Villas”, two storeys of luxury complete with in-the-ground bathtubs and an observatory balcony accessed by a spiral staircase.

While Coconuts is the most upmarket overwater accommodation, check out alternatives in the 5 Best Overwater Bungalows in Samoa.

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Holiday Homes

You are in charge of the guests sharing your holiday home in Samoa, which is the first appealing step. However, with Samoan communities having large families, it’s not always guaranteed that there will not be children around.

Luckily, there are a few, if not limited, holiday homes that are in remote areas where it’s highly unlikely that you’ll be disturbed throughout your stay. Have a browse through some available in the 10 Best Holiday Homes in Samoa.

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More About Adults-Only Resorts in Samoa

That’s it for our guide to adults-only resorts and accommodations in Samoa. For more tips for a disturbance-free experience on the islands, check out these guides:

Finally, if you’re still struggling to find the perfect place to stay on the islands, how about starting from scratch with our guide, Where to Stay in Samoa: The 50 Best Accommodations in Samoa?

Sources:

The information in this guide has been compiled from our extensive research, travel and experiences across Samoa and the South Pacific, accumulated over more than a decade of numerous visits to each destination. Additional sources for this guide include the following:

Our editorial standards: At Samoa Pocket Guide, we uphold strict editorial standards to ensure accurate and quality content.

About The Author

Laura (Lora) S.

This article was reviewed and published by Laura, editor-in-chief and co-founder of Samoa Pocket Guide. Since arriving solo in the South Pacific over 10 years ago with nothing but a backpack and a background in journalism, her mission has been to show the world how easy (and awesome) it is to explore a paradise such as Samoa. She knows the islands inside out and loves sharing tips on how best to experience Upolu and Savai’i’s must-dos and hidden gems. Laura is also the editor of several other South Pacific travel guides.

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