Faleata

Faleata is a village on the north coast of Upolu island in Samoa's Tuamasaga district. It lies along the coastal road west of central Apia and is part of the greater Apia urban area. The Faleata area includes sports facilities and the Faleata Sports Complex, which was built for the 2007 South Pacific Games.

Samoa has a warm tropical climate. The dry season (May to October) offers the best conditions for travel.

By Plane

Faleolo International Airport (APW) is about 28 km west — a 30-minute drive. Taxis cost around 45–55 WST.

By Car / Road

Faleata is about 5 km west of central Apia — a 10-minute drive. Regular buses from Apia serve the route.

Buses and taxis connect Faleata to Apia. The sports complex is walkable from the main road.

• Faleata Sports Complex — Multi-sport venue built for the 2007 South Pacific Games, including a soccer stadium, aquatic centre, and indoor courts

• North coast access — Beach areas near the sports complex

• Attend sporting events — The complex hosts local and international matches

• Swimming at the aquatic centre — Public swimming facilities available

• Explore Apia — The capital is a short drive east

Local eateries near the sports complex. More options in Apia.

Bottled water recommended. Bars in Apia.

No tourist accommodation. Hotels in Apia.

Small stores. For full shopping, visit Apia.

• Apia (5 km east) — Capital city
• Vaitele (2 km west) — Neighbouring suburban village
• Vaiusu (2 km east) — Coastal village
• Faleolo International Airport (28 km west)