Inter Island Airways - Island Destinations

Islands to see: Upolu, Manono, Apolima, Savaii

Inter Island Airways takes you to each beautiful and majestic islands of Samoa. From the pinnacle movie setting mountains and beautiful beaches of Ofu, to the ancient and historical island of Ta’u where Samoa began, to the bustling island of Tutuila and beautiful Summerset harbor of Pago Pago, the big islands of Samoa—Upolu and Savai’i where Samoan tradition is still vibrant today, and where metro Apia thrives —Inter Island Airways gets you there the “Island Way!”. So Talofa and Malo Lava… Sit back and take a Samoan journey through our destination islands...

Located on the island of Upolu in Independent Samoa, Apia is a bustling city and largest in the Samoan islands. From Faleolo Airport located on the western tip of Upolu, it’s a 45 minute bus or taxi ride into town. From Faleolo Airport, you can also take a short ferry boat just a few minutes from the airport to the big island of Savai’i, where Samoan tradition continues today. See Savai’i and it’s volcanic blow holes. Visit the most western part of Samoa and the tipping point where time and day comes to an end—at the International Dateline.

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Islands to see: Tutuila and Aunu’u

Located on the island of Tutuila, the general city of Pago Pago and downtown areas of Fagatogo and Utulei are bustling areas of commerce. As a result of thousands of years of volcanic crater erosion, the southern crust the Tutuila island crater eventual fell way to the Pacific Ocean forming what we know today as the majestic Pago Pago harbor. Take a drive to the eastern side of Tutuila to see Aunu’u island—a boat trip away. Visit Pola Island and the US National park on the north shore of of Tutuila island.

Text Box: Approximately 70 miles east of Pago Pago or Tutuila Island, Ofu Island and to some extent, it’s sister island Olosega are the crown jewels of the Eastern Samoa islands. With it’s pristine beaches and pinnacle pointed mountains, Ofu is where adventurers travel, and honeymooners sit under the quiet tranquility of these unspoiled paradise islands, watching the Sun rise from the east each day...

Islands to see: Ta’u

Where Samoans began and Polynesia grew—as legend is foretold, the island of Ta’u is where the ancient ruler Tu’i Manu'a resided to oversee the population of Polynesians onwards to the Marquises, Rorotonga, Tahiti and eventually Hawaii. Visit the ancient village of Tau where the last Tu'i Manu'a resided before seceding these Manu’a islands to the United States in 1904.