26 BEST Family Resorts & Accommodations in Samoa

Last Updated: 17 February, 2026

The Top Family-Friendly Resorts, Hotels, Beach Fales and Holiday Homes in Samoa

What We Learned from Actual Stays and Visits

Create positive memories together, have new family experiences and, most importantly, relax on a family getaway to Samoa.

Whether you crave that effortless resort escape or are a more adventurous tribe wishing to be enriched by staying in one of Samoa’s traditional beach fales, there are options for a family-friendly stay right across the spectrum.

We’ve picked out the most child-friendly in this list of the best family resorts and accommodations in Samoa!

Before we begin, be sure to also open up The Complete Travel Guide to Samoa for Families and 20 Best Things to Do in Samoa with Kids to complete your holiday planning.

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.

Family Accommodations in Samoa: Compare and Book!

🏝️ Resort	🌟 Highlights	💰 Price
Saletoga Sands Resort & Spa (Upolu)	Spacious family villas, island tours, and a full resort experience.	$$$
Taumeasina Island Resort (Upolu)	Private island near Apia, cultural shows, multiple pools, and family-friendly villas.	$$$
Amoa Resort (Savai’i)	Polynesian-inspired villas, lagoon deck, and cultural activities.	$$
Le Uaina Beach Resort (Upolu)	Affordable, snorkeling off the beach, and close to Piula Cave Pool.	$
Survivor Samoa Beach Resort (Upolu)	Beachfront location, cultural history, and large family accommodations.	$$
Savaii Lagoon Resort (Savai’i)	Beachfront bungalows, cultural events, and glass-bottom boat tours.	$$
Tanoa Tusitala Hotel (Upolu)	Large pool, shaded kids’ area, and central location in Apia.	$$
Bayview Resort (Savai’i)	Unique fale accommodations, turtles in rock pools, and a lively bar/restaurant.	$
Stevensons at Manase (Savai’i)	Beachfront villas, eurofales, and Samoan-inspired design.	$$
Return to Paradise Resort & Spa (Upolu)	Four pools, beachfront villas, and cultural activities.	$$

1. Saletoga Sands Resort & Spa (Upolu)

Saletoga Sands Resort & Spa offers a quintessential South Pacific holiday experience with its pristine beach, inviting pool, and diverse accommodation options. From luxurious holiday villas to more affordable hotel rooms, there’s something for every budget and preference.

Families will love the spacious villas with separate bedrooms for the kids, while the resort’s kids club (available on request) ensure entertainment for the little ones. For those seeking adventure, the resort organises guided island excursions to help you explore Upolu effortlessly.

What sets Saletoga apart is its exclusive car and scooter rental service for guests, giving you the freedom to discover the island at your own pace. With its range of amenities and activities, Saletoga Sands Resort & Spa promises a memorable Samoan getaway for all types of travellers.

Find this resort on Samoa’s main island, Upolu, along with the 20 Best Family Resorts & Accommodations on Upolu.

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2. Taumeasina Island Resort (Upolu)

Its own private island yet moments away from Apia‘s bustling city centre, Taumeasina Island Resort is the perfect go-to for families who want to be close to the action.

It is also one of Upolu’s largest resorts so you won’t be stuck for things to do between the two resort pools, Fofo Spa & Sauna, tennis courts, a cultural activities schedule, watersports equipment, children’s playground and very popular fiafia nights (see the 10 Best Cultural Shows (Fiafia) in Samoa).

There are three restaurants on-site to choose from, although they’re not our favourite at least you’re never too far from Apia’s finest places to wine and dine.

As for rooms, the “Oceanview” and “Deluxe Oceanview” hotel rooms will meet the requirements of most families, boasting contemporary interiors of what you would expect of an international-style hotel. Alternatively, treat yourself to the full home-away-from-home experience in one of the two- or three-bedroom villas complete with a modern kitchen and plenty of space for your group.

For more places to stay in Apia, check out the15 Best Family Accommodations in Apia.

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3. Amoa Resort (Savai’i)

Savai’i‘s most complete resort experience awaits just a mere 20-minute drive from Salelologa Wharf. When we visited on our last trip, we were immediately drawn to the lagoon-style pool that kids love (and adults love the swim-up bar).

Surrounding the pool is a small selection of Polynesian-inspired Poolside Villas complete with carved architectural features, a mezzanine bedroom with a curtain partition and two single beds below, as well as an awesome little garden shower.

While Amoa Resort offers an array of cultural experiences and crowd-pleasing yet upscale dining for guests within the resort grounds, you’ll no doubt feel an allure to cross the road to the lagoon deck, which captures breathtaking sunrises and where kayaks are available to launch from the manmade beach.

Discover more family-friendly stays on Samoa’s lesser-visited island in the 10 Best Family Resorts & Accommodations on Savai’i.

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4. Le Uaina Beach Resort (Upolu)

Swap international resort chains for a locally run operation with the best resort rates in Samoa at the Le Uaina Beach Resort. As long as you’re not expecting luxury, you’ll find that Le Uaina is ideal for the price.

Enjoy South Pacific cuisine at the on-site restaurant and spend your days snorkelling or kayaking by the excellent reef just off the beach. There’s a substantial swimming pool surrounded by sun loungers if you’re looking for a more relaxing aspect to your holiday.

Rooms all have an ensuite, while layouts fit small families up to large tribes. Find this resort in Faleapuna village, right by the Piula Cave Pool and approximately 20 minutes from Apia.

As one of the best-priced resorts, we also list this one in the 25 Best Budget Accommodations in Samoa.

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5. Survivor Samoa Beach Resort (Upolu)

Discover a nature-rich paradise perfect for families at the Survivor Samoa Beach Resort! Nestled on the pristine beach of Falelatai on Upolu’s southwestern coast, this 4-star resort offers a spectacular setting that has captivated the Survivor crew time and time again.

With 60 elegant rooms and two spacious villas, you’ll find the ideal accommodation for your family’s Samoan adventure. The resort’s beach-front restaurant serves delicious meals with breakfast included in your room rate.

While there are no on-site activities, the resort is surrounded by lush wildlife and bush, providing a tranquil escape. We recommend renting a car to explore the island’s natural wonders. For an extended island-hopping experience, consider combining your stay with a package at the sister property, Tradewinds Hotel in American Samoa.

Spread across 240 acres (97 ha) of unspoiled forests, white sand beaches and dramatic landscapes, the Survivor Samoa Beach Resort promises a unique experience in a true island paradise.

Discover more about Samoa’s brush with Hollywood in our guide to the 5 TV Shows & Movies Filmed in Samoa.

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6. Savaii Lagoon Resort (Savai’i)

Nestled on the sandy shores of Fagamalo, Savaii Lagoon Resort offers a delightful blend of comfort and island charm. From what we’ve personally experienced, this resort is a perfect retreat for families seeking a taste of Samoan hospitality.

The spacious bungalows cater to various group sizes, from villas with separate bedrooms to open-plan options. Each comes with modern amenities and a complimentary breakfast to start your day right. The resort’s pride, the Barefoot Bar and Restaurant, sits idyllically on the beach, offering not just meals but a lively events schedule.

Kids will love the cultural demonstrations, from coconut husking to weaving, culminating in the iconic fiafia nights. For aquatic adventures, kayaks are readily available, and the resort’s glass-bottom boat tour is a must-do family activity (check out the 10 Best Boat & Sailing Tours in Samoa).

With UV-filtered tap water available throughout the resort, you can stay refreshed and hydrated while enjoying the tropical paradise that is Savaii Lagoon Resort.

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7. Tanoa Tusitala Hotel (Upolu)

Nestled along the Mulinuu Peninsula in Apia, the Tanoa Tusitala Hotel offers a family-friendly haven with its striking dome rooves and convenient location. This superb base for your Upolu adventures caters specifically to families, boasting two inviting pools – one for adults and another for family fun.

The kids will love splashing about in the large outdoor pool, while tennis enthusiasts can enjoy a match on the hotel’s court. For a unique experience, the hotel participates in a farm-to-table initiative, tending to its own organic garden.

Start your day with a hot buffet breakfast at the Fala Restaurant or savour al fresco dining by the pool at the Deck Restaurant. Each air-conditioned room comes complete with an ensuite and either a private balcony or patio, providing a comfortable retreat after a day of exploration.

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8. Bayview Resort (Savai’i)

Nestled on the bay’s edge and surrounded by the dramatic formations of the Saleaula lava flow, Bayview Resort offers a selection of uniquely designed units, which more than justifies its position on our 20 Most Unique Accommodations in Samoa.

Choose from a fan or air-conditioned fale, each with an indoor and an outdoor bedroom. We can already tell you that the kids are going to bank the outdoor portion of the fale, which also offers plenty of space for the family to relax during those balmy afternoons. Most units have an ensuite bathroom but some share a bathroom, so be sure to specify your preference.

There are kayaks to explore the bay on your doorstep and turtles are regular visitors to the rock pools.

The restaurant/bar is open 24/7, so you’ll never go hungry (or thirsty; you may even get enticed to join in some of the local discos or karaoke nights happening once or twice a week).

On a final note, the road getting in is extremely rough but at least short, so a high-clearance vehicle is preferable.

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9. Stevensons at Manase (Savai’i)

Swimming pool; check. Beach; check. Restaurant; check. Attractive family rooms; check, check check! Stevensons at Manase is an ever-popular resort for families with uniquely styled ensuite villas decorated with local art and stone walls to reflect the natural environment.

Families of three looking for that “beach fale” experience without sacrificing comfort should definitely consider one of the “eurofales” giving you the Samoan accommodation experience along with the luxury of a spacious ensuite bathroom with drink-making facilities and a private deck boasting lagoon views.

There’s plenty of beach to comb, while the large swimming pool and restaurant brasserie overlooking the lagoon are gorgeous places to unwind.

All in all, Stevensons provides idyllic accommodation for a low-key family getaway. Get more resort inspiration from the 10 Best Resorts on Savai’i.

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10. Return to Paradise Resort & Spa (Upolu)

Nestled on Upolu’s most famous beach, Return to Paradise Resort & Spa offers a secluded retreat on the island’s southwest coast. This stunning resort is part of a marine reserve and actively engages in its own coral planting initiatives.

With four individual swimming pools and a sheltered Samoan-style concrete pool on the coast, there are plenty of options for safe swimming. Kids will love splashing about, but keep an eye on them when swimming off the beach, which offers fascinating snorkelling at low tide.

Families will be entertained with weekly fiafia nights, table tennis, children’s toys, and garden walks. The resort boasts a state-of-the-art gym both inside and outside (because who doesn’t want to work out with an ocean view?).

For a bit of pampering, head to the Lomi Spa & Wellness centre. As for accommodation, you’ll find a wide array of beachfront and garden options, from one-bedroom beachfront suites to three-bedroom villas with self-catering facilities.

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11. Orator Hotel Samoa (Upolu)

On the tranquil outskirts of Apia, surrounded by charming villages and lush plantations, Orator Hotel Samoa welcomes families with open arms. As you drive down the palm-lined driveway, you’ll be greeted by beautiful gardens, the hotel’s standout feature.

The Samoan-owned property offers a range of accommodation options, with the poolside villas being the top choice. Other rooms are awaiting renovation, but all include a minibar in the rate.

Families will love the buffets on Wednesdays and the traditional to’onai lunch on Sundays. For evening entertainment, try your hand at karaoke or challenge your loved ones to a game of billiards.

Orator Hotel is committed to sustainability, implementing a robust recycling scheme and partnering with Sleepwell to refurbish old mattresses. It’s also a popular venue for events, particularly weddings.

With its inviting swimming pool, lush gardens, and free Starlink WiFi, Orator Hotel offers a perfect blend of Samoan hospitality and modern comforts for your family getaway.

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12. Litia Sini Beach Resort (Upolu)

Escape to one of Upolu‘s most sought-after beaches, especially with the locals, Lalomanu Beach. While traditional beach fales make up the majority of accommodation lining this idyllic stretch of white sand and turquoise lagoon, Litia Sini Beach Resort offers a slight step up in their fully enclosed bungalows.

Choose from either a garden bungalow or on the beachfront with direct access down the steps to Lalomanu’s white sands. Family rooms are compact, fitting beds for four or five people, with each equipped with a mosquito net. You can easily get a bit more space, however, on your private deck, where watching the sunrise or sunset is simply magical.

Like most beach fales in Samoa, guests share a bathroom with cold water.

Home-cooked Samoan-style cuisine is served for breakfast and dinner, included in the rate.

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13. Va-i-Moana Seaside Lodge (Savai’i)

Offering much more than a bed for the night, Va-i-Moana Seaside Lodge pulls out all of the stops to offer the complete Savai’ian holiday experience.

Although the lodge is one of the top places on the island for fishing charters, they also have kayaks, snorkelling gear, bikes, fishing rods and SUP boards for families to hire. Not to mention, some of Savai’i’s top cultural experiences depart here, from their highly recommended Koko Plantation Tour to their Village Walk, massage and so on.

Breakfast is included in the rate (kids will love the koko rice) and served at the on-site restaurant, which also has an a la carte menu for lunch and dinner.

As for the accommodation, non-fussy families will find the “Tui Moana” ensuite bungalows will meet their basic needs.

For more budget options, take a look at the 10 Best Budget Accommodations in Savai’i.

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14. Samoana Boutique Hotel (Upolu)

Samoana Boutique Hotel offers a variety of family-friendly accommodations. Choose from two grades of hotel-style rooms with two double beds or opt for the convenience of a fully-equipped kitchen in their two- or three-bedroom apartments.

The hotel’s attractive (albeit small) swimming pool is sure to keep the kids entertained during your Apia stay. Plus, you’re never far from the city’s vibrant dining scene.

Located a little way out of town, car rental is a breeze through the hotel’s sister company, Samoana Rentals. It’s the perfect way to explore Upolu at your own pace (check out the 10 Best Car Rentals in Upolu for more options).

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15. Samoa Tradition Resort

A favourite with the locals who have family visiting from overseas (and want to impress), Samoa Tradition Resort is all about family: family-owned, family-run and you’re sure to feel like family too by the end of your stay.

Choose between hotel rooms with breakfast included and affordable rates, or upgrade to one of the villas decorated with hand-carved poles and exposed rock walls complementing the nature embraced from your forest balcony.

There are full apartments with cooking facilities should you want to make your tribe feel right at home. Not to mention, one of the highlights of the resort is its famed fiafia night every Thursday.

Discover more resort-style stays on the same island in the 15 Best Resorts in Upolu.

16. Tanu Beach Fales (Savai’i)

If you’re interested in the traditional beach fale experience, which we fully recommend for families to try for at least one night of their trip, then a fantastic family-friendly option is Tanu Beach Fales.

Established in 1993, Tanu Beach Fales offers some of the most spacious in Savai’i.

Most of the 28 fales are located on the lagoon’s edge in the glorious snorkelling and beach hotspot of Manase.

Fales can be laid out in a number of ways for families with both sleep-only and sleep, breakfast and dinner rates available. Food is a shared affair with the likes of palusami, breadfruit, taro, chow mein and some vegetarian options.

For more advice on staying in this style of accommodation, check out the Essential Tips for Staying in a Beach Fale in Samoa.

17. Vaiula Beach Fales (Upolu)

If the family is feeling adventurous, why not book a night or two in one of Upolu’s traditional beach fales? 22 beach fales sit on the absolute beachfront of Tafatafa Beach at Vaiula Beach Fales. There’s room here for most group sizes, from three-person fales to six-person to even a two-storey fale; the only one in Samoa!

If you want to camp, you’re even welcome to do that for a small fee – see The Best Accommodations for Camping in Samoa.

Like all fale accommodations, bathrooms are shared, but this one comes with the fun feature of an outdoor lava rock shower.

Enjoy your included breakfast and dinner family-style and even stick around for lunch at the accommodation’s very own cafe and bar.

Oh, and Tafatafa Beach is one of the safest swimming beaches for families, as long as you stick to its shallow depths.

See how this beach fale compares to the 20 Best Beach Fale Accommodations in Samoa.

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18. The Samoan Outrigger Hotel (Upolu)

A cute and quintessentially Samoan hotel on the outskirts of Apia, The Samoan Outrigger Hotel provides affordable rates, family rooms and Samoan smiles.

Rooms are well-maintained, better so than some of Samoa’s more premium hotels, and come in a range of layouts.

Choose from air-conditioning, ensuite and shared bathroom facilities. Otherwise, there are open fales in the garden should you want to get the real Samoan experience!

With a well-equipped communal kitchen, swimming pool and gorgeous gardens to relax in, what else could you need in Apia?

Choose from more self-catering options in the 10 Best Self-Catering Accommodations in Samoa.

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19. Ifiele’ele Plantation (Upolu)

For something completely out of the ordinary, set your sights on Ifiele’ele Plantation. Their two-bedroom two-bathroom villa plus a child-enticing mezzanine bedroom sleeps up to eight people, ideal for large families or a couple of families travelling together.

With an open-plan kitchen and lots of open space for kids to roam, the holiday home provides the perfect space for entertaining.

Should you need more entertainment, your hosts provide plantation tours with lots of tasty treats and animals to meet, while the large outdoor pool offers a welcome respite from Samoa’s hot temperatures.

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20. Coconuts Beach Club Resort & Spa (Upolu)

Between the water garden entrance, open restaurant, lagoon-style swimming pool and real lagoon beyond is one of Upolu‘s most design-driven family resorts (for 3+ years only).

Definitely Coconut Beach Club‘s most attractive room offering for families, the “Royal Villas” are nestled in the gardens, two storeys of luxury complete with in-the-ground bathtubs and an observatory balcony accessed by a spiral staircase.

Otherwise, most families are more than happy with the two-bedroom beachfront “fales”. Although these are not traditional open-air fales, the two separate bedrooms ensure everyone gets their privacy.

When you’re not relaxing in your fale, enjoy almost daily entertainment at the restaurant, plenty of pool and beach time, as well as organised tours to explore the island.

For more “luxurious” offerings, also check out the 10 Best Luxury Accommodations & Resorts in Samoa.

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21. Savaiian Hotel (Savai’i)

A no-frills hotel on lush grounds facing the Pacific Ocean, the Savaiian Hotel offers an idyllic location in the village of Lalomalava, conveniently close to Salelologa.

Families on a budget can choose the budget room with a double bed, a bunk bed and a shared bathroom, while those seeking more privacy might prefer one of the garden bungalows with an ensuite and air-conditioning.

The on-site restaurant provides a children’s menu. Kids will also love the swimming pool.

If the little ones manage to get you up early enough, you’ll love the sunrises from the hotel’s idyllic position.

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22. The White House Hotel (Upolu)

A little different from your usual Samoan family-owned accommodation, The White House Hotel boasts crowd-pleasing sleek yet minimalistic decor from the crisp-white sheets to the tiled floors.

All family rooms each have an ensuite, air-conditioning, fridge and tea/coffee-making facilities.

There’s an attractive restaurant on-site, as well as free parking, not that you’ll need it when Apia city centre is only a 15-minute walk away.

All in all, The White House provides a comfortable and contemporary stay for families on a budget.

For more affordable finds, check out the 20 Best Budget Accommodations in Apia.

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23. Amanaki Hotel (Upolu)

While most in Apia know Amanaki Hotel as one of the top seafood dining spots in the city, families may also want to consider staying here. If not for the rock garden swimming pool that kids love playing in, then for the attractive location on the Mulinuu Peninsula just a short stroll from town and Friendship Park.

Each “Deluxe Room” has two double beds with air-conditioning, an ensuite bathroom, a fridge and tea/coffee-making facilities.

The rooms are pretty bland and basic but comfortable and clean enough.

Learn more about attractions like Friendship Park in the 10 Things to Do in Apia with Kids.

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24. Samoa Beach Resort (Upolu)

Conveniently located near the airport and wharf with ferry connections to Savai’i, Samoa Beach Resort offers a mix of tropical charm and modern comforts for an easy family escape to Upolu.

Set on the turquoise waters of Mulifanua along the western coast, you’ll love the array of activities on offer. The lagoon-style pool with its inviting pool bar is perfect for a refreshing dip, while the secluded beach beckons with its golden sands.

Indulge in authentic local cuisine at one of four on-site restaurants or unwind with hand-crafted cocktails overlooking scenic ocean views. For some pampering, book ahead at the full-service spa, or work up a sweat at the world-class fitness centre.

The resort’s upscale accommodations feature private balconies with ocean views, plush bedding, complimentary WiFi and flat-screen TVs. Regular shuttles to Faleolo Airport (just five minutes away) and Apia make exploring a breeze.

25. Lotopa Home (Upolu)

Last but certainly not least, Lotopa Home offers another enticing holiday home on Upolu for families.

This four-bedroom house sleeping up to 10 people in Apia‘s suburban outskirts is renovated with relatively modern furniture and fixings, from its open-plan kitchen to its two bathrooms.

Keep cool with the tiled floors and air-conditioning, and keep clean with home appliances such as a washing machine. There’s parking on-site, as well as a garden.

For more holiday rentals, take a look at the 10 Best Holiday Homes in Samoa.

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26. Agamalū Beach Resort (Upolu)

This hidden gem on Mulivai Beach offers a refreshing blend of modern comfort and beachside simplicity.

Choose from stylish one and two-bedroom villas featuring minimalistic décor, air conditioning and tea/coffee-making facilities, each with a private patio leading directly onto sandy pathways to the beach.

Families or larger groups will appreciate the three-bedroom house, complete with a full kitchen, living room and garage for added convenience. The on-site restaurant serves up everything from fish and chips to fresh sashimi and oka, alongside burgers, cocktails and local or imported beers.

Don’t miss the Friday happy hour from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm for a well-deserved sundowner after a day exploring the south coast.

Location: Right on Mulivai Beach on the south coast of Upolu (near Maninoa).

More Family Resorts and Accommodations in Samoa

We find it hard to believe that you didn’t find anything suitable in this list of the best family resorts and accommodations in Samoa! But, if that should be the case, you might find something more to your liking in the following recommendations:

Finally, if there’s anything we’ve missed, you’ll likely find it in The Complete Travel Guide to Samoa for Families and 25 Tips for Your Family Samoa Vacation with Kids.

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:

Samoa Tourism Authority (General travel advice - Updated [2025])
Samoa Tourism Authority Corporate (Tourism news - Updated [2025])
SPTO (Pacific tourism advice - Updated [2025])
Samoa Hotels Association (Tourism trade association - Updated [2025])
Samoa Meteorological Division (Weather forecast and warnings - Updated [2025])
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (Visa and immigration advice - Updated [2025])
Ministry of Customs & Revenue (Border restrictions advice - Updated [2025])
Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries (Biosecurity advice - Updated [2025])
Samoa Bureau of Statistics (Statistics and travel data - Updated [2025])
Land Transport Authority (Tourist driver’s license info - Updated [2025])
Safe Travel (New Zealand travel advisory for Samoa - Updated [2025])
Smart Traveller (Australia travel advisory for Samoa - Updated [2025])
Travel.State.Gov (U.S. travel advisory for Samoa - Updated [2025])

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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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