Surfing Samoa

Surf Samoa - Quick Facts
LOCATION: Oceania (Between NZ and Hawaii)
POPULATION: 178,000
NATIONALITY: Samoan
LANGUAGE: Samoan (Polynesian), English
CURRENCY: Tala
Samoa Surf Spot Maps
The Island of Samoa lies north east of Fiji and is a surfing destination offering warm water, a tropical island paradise, and most importantly consistent quality waves. It is a destination that is 'on' all round and catches swell from pretty much every direction. Sounds good so far!
The most consistent swells come from way down in the southern ocean and intensify before exploding on Upolu Island's south shore. There are a handful of magical surf spots waiting for these swells to hit - A'ufaga Village, Salani and Boulders are all waves to watch out for.
We are now offering surfing holidays to Samoa on our travel site SurfingWavesTravel.com
Trips are available for beginner to advanced surfers with Surf Clinic or Surf Guide options. Experience the South Pacific on a trip you will never forget.
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It's location in the South Pacific ensures that there is plenty of swell all year round but the best time is generally considered to be the months of April through October when waves are created by the big lows down near Antarctica. February is the wet season but glassy conditions are almost guaranteed at this time of year.
Oh yeah - it's boardies all year round!
Surfing Samoa - The Good
Consistent Swell All Year
Uncrowded
Surf Samoa - The Bad and the Ugly
Sharks
No Surfing on Sundays
Samoa Surfing Conditions
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If you have information on surfing in Samoa we would like to know. Tell us how good or bad your surfing vacation was by posting your trip details on our Surf Forum.
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If you are serious about surfing and travel you will need a decent surfing guide book. Take a look at the Stormrider Guide Europe, Stormrider Guide North America and the World Stormrider Guide books. We cannot emphasise just how good these books are.
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