Masefau Beach

Masefau Beach is a secluded beach located in the village of Masefau, American Samoa. The beach is approximately 0.4 miles long and features soft white sand.

The beach does not have many amenities, but it does have bathroom access and usually does not have lifeguards on duty. Unfortunately, dogs are not allowed on the beach. Masefau Beach has few amenities, so visitors should plan their trip accordingly, although it does have a small picnic area for visitors to use.

Visitors to this beach can enjoy a range of activities, including swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing.

There is no designated parking lot at Masefau Beach, but visitors can park their vehicles on the side of the road near the beach. Parking is free, but it can be limited, so visitors are encouraged to arrive early to secure a spot.

Fun fact about Masefau Beach, it is a popular spot for turtle watching, and visitors can often see sea turtles swimming in the clear waters near the beach.

In addition to swimming and snorkeling, visitors to Masefau Beach can explore the nearby village of Masefau or hike the nearby mountain trails. The village is a traditional Samoan village and offers visitors a glimpse into Samoan culture and way of life. The nearby mountain trails offer stunning views of the ocean and surrounding mountains.

There are no restaurants on Masefau Beach, but visitors can find a variety of dining options in nearby villages such as Pago Pago and Fagatogo. These restaurants serve a range of cuisines, including Samoan, Japanese, and American.

There are several hotels located within a short driving distance of Masefau Beach. Sadie's by the Sea is a popular beachfront hotel that offers stunning ocean views and a range of amenities. The Tradewinds Hotel is another popular option, located in the heart of Pago Pago and offering easy access to the beach and nearby attractions. Another hotel option is the Sadie Thompson Inn, which is located in the historic district of Pago Pago and offers a unique and authentic Samoan experience.