Savaii Lagoon Resort is a fairly new boutique resort of seven western style bungalows.
I was designed and built by a New Zealand couple, self contained with a kitchenette and an ensuite. It is located in the village of Fagamalo on the north-east coast of Savaii.
This resort is absolutely beachfront on one of the most stunningly beautiful beaches in Samoa. Whether you fill your days swimming or snorkelling or simply reading or sipping a cocktail or beer under our beach shade fales, you will be able totally relax and feel that the beach is exclusively yours. If you are looking for rejuvenation, you will certainly find it here.
There is a bar and restaurant a few metres along the beach for those who wish to dine out under the stars and also dive charter from beginners to masters, operates from the lagoon which is safe for swimming and snorkelling at all times.
This area is renowned for its "glorious sunsets".
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Savaii Lagoon Resort
Fagamalo
Savaii, Samoa
Ph: +685 54168
Fax: +685 54168
Savaii Lagoon Resort has just opened a restaurant serving light lunches and dinner in cosy garden settings. There is also a shop outside the resort gate for basic provisions should you decide to do your own cooking.
Next door is Seki a Pizza for something slightly different. The resort has bicycles for hire, complimentary dinghies, petanque, laundry facilities, a small library and a dive shop across the road.
- Back-up power generator
- Bicycling
- Car park
- Babysitting
- Electricity adaptors/Transformers
- Boating/Canoeing
- Fishing/Crabbing
- Petanque
- Scuba diving
- Snorkelling
- Languages: Samoan and English
Savaii Lagoon Resort has taken action to address environmental, social and cultural issues which will contribute positively to the long term viability of Samoa.
Main area of focus in Caring for the Destination
Provides income streams, skills and employment opportunities for the local community; works to help preserve and educate travellers about the local cultures; and provides safe drinking water for the local village.
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