Coconuts Beach Club Resort and Spa

Our first visit to Samoa but third to the Pacific area. We enjoyed our stay in the tree house suite. They are all getting a bit older but still very good quality and kept clean. The staff were very friendly, some were new or a little bit inexperienced but most were more than helpful. I enjoyed the water activities with snorkeling and paddle boards available. It’s best to snorkel at high tide to see more fish. The beach area is perfect for swimming but the snorkeling is just ok. You can take a boat tour to go further for more diving options. There are two main tours, South East to to Sua Ocean Trench and Lalomanu Beach, this follows the coastline with beaches and waterfalls available. The other is West to see The Giant Clam Sanctuary, there are small villages and other beaches plus dining options available. Over all a good stay, cheers from Ballarat VIC

I stayed 3 nights in an overwater bungalow. Coconuts Beach Club & Resort is a beautiful property but they do some strange things. For example, breakfast is included but there are a bunch of rules associated with it (see picture of breakfast rules attached)… it’s not a mistake that ‘OR’ is in all caps when they say you can have coffee OR tea, god forbid you want both. Even a budget motel wouldn’t do that… and this may be the most expensive hotel in Samoa. Another example of strange things… When I checked in, the toilet in my bungalow was broken. I headed out for a few hours and returned to find that all my items had been moved without my consent to another bungalow. Ok no big deal, but every overwater bungalow was available during my stay (it was slow season), and they moved me into the worst bungalow… the only one that doesn’t face the ocean. C’mon guys.

Staff were great and so helpful. The location was awesome. You could do boat and island tour's all from the resort