Aganoa Beach, White sand beach on the east coast of Savai'i, Samoa

Aganoa Beach lies on the east coast of Savai'i island in Samoa, a white sandy beach with beach fale run by locals for visitors. The left and right reef breaks off the beach are a paddling distance from the sand, and the beach is 15 minutes from Maota Airport.

Aganoa Beach lies on the east coast of Savai'i, not Upolu, and its white sand and offshore reef breaks are documented in connection with the 2007 South Pacific Games, when the beach hosted the surfing competition. The left and right breaks remain within paddling distance of the shore.

Local families run the beach fale on the white sand and host visitors there, so the beach is a working village venture rather than a resort. Surfers share the water with residents, and the left and right reef breaks are reached by paddling from the shore.

Aganoa Beach lies on the east coast of Savai'i, about 15 minutes from Maota Airport, so the transfer is short once you land. The left and right reef breaks are a paddling distance from the sand, which suits surfers carrying their own boards. Beach fale on the white sand are run by local residents for visitors.

The left and right reef breaks off Aganoa lie within paddling distance of the sand, and the beach hosted the surfing competition of the 2007 South Pacific Games. Locals run beach fale on the white sand, and Maota Airport is about 15 minutes away.