Located on the eastern part of Upolu... beautiful stretches of white sandy beaches. The Fales are not free but at a small cost you can take a break in them after a swim or from the rain. Peaceful an…Full review by deepaknsheron1986
Oct 2, 2024
i went to anittas restaurant you can pay there and use the beach area lovely place colorful anitta offer shower bathroom to change i went with samoa holiday and eventsFull review by SPAINDOCTOR
Aug 6, 2024
We were staying at TauFua & swam at the beach a few times a day. Not a lot of fish to see snorkeling but so warm & quite clear. Went for a big walk along the beach, sat in one of the fales & immediat…Full review by MummaandCo
We are staying in Apia, hiring a car and intend to drive out to Lalomanu to spend the day. Is it free access to the beach? Are there fales or shaded areas as we will have our baby with us. Thank you
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Hi Motown, there is a stretch of the beach that is free with palm trees for shade. We went to a restaurant for lunch and had to pay 5 tala per person to access there private beach. In …
Hi Motown, there is a stretch of the beach that is free with palm trees for shade. We went to a restaurant for lunch and had to pay 5 tala per person to access there private beach. In comparison it’s like two dollars so no big deal. There was good snorkeling and wonderful views. I wish we spent more time there. Watch out for pigs when driving thru villages
Hi guys was there a place were we could rent snorkeling gear (i'm not actually going on holiday i just have to book a holiday for a school assignment).
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yes snorkling gear and sit on top kayaks are available for a small fee. Money is in SAT (Samoan Tala) currency.
We will be arriving by cruise ship. How far is it to this beach and what is the best way to get there? Are taxis readily available. It will be our Coral wedding Anniversary on the day we visit so would like to spend it at a special place.
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Hi Sue , We have just been and drove all over both Islands. It is about an hour drive at least to Lalomanu from where the ship will dock. From the dock you can get a hire company to …
Hi Sue , We have just been and drove all over both Islands. It is about an hour drive at least to Lalomanu from where the ship will dock. From the dock you can get a hire company to meet you with a car and drive out to Lalomanu or head off in a Taxi. We had a car. Driving is great we loved it, waving and stopping and mucking about. It means you can stop and go other places as well if you like and drive slowly taking in the feel of Samoa- If you have one day then you should visit To Sua trench which is on the way to Lalomanu and should not be missed. If you choose to get a taxi just make sure you agree the fare first and see if they will wait for you if you will only be a few hours- or they might come back at an agreed time. People are very flexible in Samoa- But you must only do this if you don't mind waiting, you will be on Samoa time possibly depending on the driver. When you are at Lalomanu there is swimming and eating to do. It is very beautiful, but the menu will be limited as there is not always all the food choices you want as it is at the far end of a pacific Island. Any Fish dish will be remarkable. For a top notch meal you might like to visit Saletonga Resort which is on the way and between Lalomanu and To Sua. Their food and ambience is really great. There will be live music probably aweseom cocktails and a brilliant pool.Best place on that side if rating by "resort" style. You will pass resorts on the way from the port to Lalomanu so you could choose others too. Lalomanu is spectacular, we spend about 3 hours there which was more than enough for us. In saying that we had slent days relaxing- so if you want to take a book and do nothing all day- great choice. there is also an abandoned leper colony there that you can take tours through- you might like to look into this before you go.PLease let me know if I can help you with anything else. NIcky
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