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Coconuts Beach Club Resort & Spa
Reviewed on 6 Sept 2026


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Reviewed on 31 Aug 2026
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Savai'i Holiday Packages
The fourth-largest island in Polynesia happens to be the biggest in Samoa.
Savaii will dazzle you with its crystal clear water, dense green jungle and black lava fields. Not to mention the irresistible green sea turtles, who want nothing more than to be your new best mates. Check out our Savaii packages for the best combinations of flights and hotels money can buy. Sandals. Sunscreen. Bathing suit. Check, check and check.
Things to Do in Savaii
Let’s begin, shall we? Start off your holiday in Savaii with a guided tour of the midnight-black Saleaula Lava Fields on the north coast of the island. They were created when the local volcano blew its top in 1905 and covered over 103 square km of land in ash and lava. Check out the ruins of an old village and the standing skeleton of a church that looks like it should be a part of a haunted house. Next, trade in the barren land of a lava field for the lush vegetation of a jungle canopy in the village of Falealupo. All you have to do is pay a small fee to the village and you’ll be able to criss-cross the canopy walkway like a monkey.
Do you have enough human friends? Maybe you’re looking for a different species to rap with. Dive into the wetlands sanctuary at Satoalepai Village and hang out with dozens of green sea turtles. The friendly blokes swim right up to you, exchanging pleasantries and enjoying your presence. You guys will be mates in no time.
Shopping, Dining & Nightlife
Even though this is a nation in the South Pacific, there’s plenty of shopping to do. Convenience marts, electronic shops and big clothing stores can be found around the island, but if you want to get your hands on some local flair, check out the villages. The people are welcoming, and will invite you to purchase their beautifully crafted siapo artwork. Folks back home will look at you with envy when you disembark your plane draped in a Samoan sarong.
When you get hungry, eat some food. Many of the resorts around Savaii have restaurants attached serving fresh dishes of seafood and locally grown fruits and vegetables. Be sure to top your meal off with fausi, a dessert made up of caramelised taro and coconut cream sauce. Hopefully, you’re lucky enough to dine with a family in a village and take part in an umu. All you need to know is that there’s a whole pig, seaweed, crayfish, baked taro and rice. This meal alone makes Savaii holidays worth every penny.
Your best chance at nightlife is to hang around the resorts and enjoy the after-hours festivities at their respective bars. There are also some nights spots along the waterfront on the wharf where you can enjoy cold beer from Samoa’s two breweries.
What’s Next?
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Top Savai'i hotels

Savaii Lagoon Resort
"Great location, enjoyable snorkelling, saw turtles, good food, kiwi bach style units of moderate maintenance. Fabulous entertainment of band of local staff members. Lovely staff, very welcoming. Value for money."
Reviewed on 10 Sept 2026

Amoa Resort Savaii
"This is probably the best hotel in Savai’i. Need to cross the street to get to waterfront. There’s no beach, access water from a boat ramp. Dinning at the restaurant for all 3 meals, food quality was good enough for pricing and variety. Only outdoor shower in my bungalow."
Reviewed on 3 Sept 2026

Va-i-moana Seaside Lodge
"The place was beautiful, first time in Savaii and enjoyed every bit of our experience including the food. The food was exceptional as well as the service. Our only complaint is that the water was very slow but other than that everything was great, the location, the view, the food and just the entire ..."
Reviewed on 10 Sept 2026
