Savai'i

Savai'i, the largest and one of the least developed of the Samoan Islands, offers untouched dive sites with exceptional visibility. The island's rugged coastline and offshore waters are home to a variety of hard and soft corals, underwater lava tubes, and caverns that attract a rich biodiversity, including pelagic fish, reef sharks, and occasionally, humpback whales during the migration season. Diving in Savai'i provides a unique opportunity to explore volcanic underwater landscapes and pristine coral ecosystems.