Samoa's sporting facilities are among the best in the South Pacific.  Many were either built or improved for the 2007 South Pacific Games which Samoa hosted.  With the range of sports facilities Samoa offers, you'll soon find out why Samoa is the ideal training or host destination for teams.

Samoa Sports Facilities Authority

The Samoa Sports Facilities Authority (SSFA) was established in 2007 by the Samoa Sports Facilities Authority Act 2007, which would now include all of the facilities that were constructed and managed under the South Pacific Games Authority Act 2007 and the Apia Park and Sports Facilities Board Act 1995. SSFA's specific purpose is to manage and operate all sporting facilities vested in the Authority.

Apia Park National Stadium Throughout 2006, and into 2007 Apia Park underwent a major face-lift in preparation for 2007 South Pacific Games hosted here in Samoa.	Prince Edward Park, Savai'i Prince Edward Park is traditionally a rugby park - with many major competitions being held at this well-kept, serene venue.	Samoa Aquatic Centre, Faleata The Samoa Aquatic Centre, located at the Faleata Sports Complex, is a newly constructed world-class facility built especially for the South Pacific Games.
Tanoa Bowling Club, Apia Park The Tanoa Bowling Club has one official sized Lawn Bowls green. It is located inside the Apia Park Sports Complex.	Softball Diamonds, Faleata The two Softball Diamonds were constructed specifically for the 2007 South Pacific Games.	Gymnasium #4, Apia Park The Apia Park Gymnasium was renovated and upgraded for the 2007 South Pacific Games and hosted the Table Tennis & Badminton competitions.