Welcome to Samoa: Samoa Tourism Authority

Highlights

Upolu - Your Gateway Samoa is made up of ten islands, of which Upolu is the most populated. Upolu is where you'll find the capital Apia, Faleolo International Airport and much more.	Tranquil Manono Take a step back in time. Manono Island is one of the best places to sample the simple pleasures of Samoan life, mingle with the locals and learn how they plant, fish, weave and spend their free time.	Surf's up Samoan style! Both Savai'i and Upolu are dotted with surf breaks and get good swells year round – northern swells from November through April, and southern swells in from May to October.
Uncrowded Diving Fish, fish and more fish. A few turtles, the odd shark, a couple of eels and lots of coral. Both Upolu and Savai'i have fabulous dive spots, sporting around 900 fish species, including spinner dolphins, stingrays and whales.	Swimming with Turtles For an animal encounter with a unique twist, head to the wetland sanctuary at Savaii’s Satoalepai village and swim with green turtles.	Simply Savai'i Savaii is third largest Polynesian island after Tahiti and New Zealand. With a population of about 42,000, it’s also one of the few places on earth where you can truly experience the simple pleasures of life.

Upcoming Events

25 May - upolu

G'Day Samoa Fun Walk/Run

Free registration. Enjoy either the run or walk with your family and your mates. You'll go in the draw to win two return tickets to Australia, enjoy a free breakfast. Great Prizes for 1st Placed runners (youth and adults) as well as Spot Prizes!

27 May - both

USO Bike Ride for Cancer and Healthy Living

The Samoan Cancer Society will be hosting the USO Bike riding group on a cancer and healthy living awareness ride around Upolu and Savaii. The USO Bike Riders is a group of New Zealand-Born Samoans who ride bikes around New Zealand in the hope of improving the health of pacific island people.