Home in Maloata

Welcome to Maloata, a rare coastal retreat situated on 1,000 acres of private family land where the West Coast Road comes to an end and the natural world takes over. Enjoy panoramic ocean views, a freshwater stream, and your own private beach. Explore WWII pillboxes, wander through lush valleys, and experience a part of American Samoa that most visitors almost never get to see. A stay in Maloata is unforgettable, and many guests say it becomes the highlight of their entire trip. The space This 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers a calm and comfortable base for your island stay. Large windows bring in soft, natural light, and each room is designed with ample space to breathe after long days of exploring. A fully equipped kitchen makes meals easy, and dependable Starlink internet and air conditioning throughout the home keep everything simple and stress-free. Privacy curtains and blackout curtains are installed in the bedrooms to help you rest well, whether you prefer early nights, long mornings, or cool, dim spaces during warm afternoons. Kayaks and snorkel gear are available so you can head into the water whenever you’re ready, making this an easy and welcoming spot for anyone experiencing this side of the island for the first time. After your swim, feel free to rinse off using the outdoor shower on the side of the house. LOCATION Maloata is located on the northwest side of Tutuila. **** It’s a 40–60 minute drive from the airport, depending on traffic and weather. **** If you’re arriving at night or after the Hawaiian Airlines flight, please let us know—we can send you photos of landmark points to make the drive easier in the dark. Please note it is a winding coastal drive. The house sits on the back end of our family’s farm and floral operation, Island Flowers by Liana. The main retail shop is located in Faga‘alu, about an hour away, while most of the flowers are grown here in Maloata. You may see our workers tending to the flowers in the greenhouses, maintaining the village grounds, or keeping the land clean. They respect guest privacy and will not disturb your stay. COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATIONS • Three bedrooms, including a master with its own bathroom • Two additional bathrooms for guests • A large living room with ocean views • Fully equipped kitchen for simple meals or family dinners • Indoor and outdoor seating areas for relaxing throughout the day • Air conditioning available in every room OUTDOOR LIVING • Private beach access • Freshwater stream beside the property • Outdoor shower • Kayaks, snorkel gear, and beach essentials available for guest use • A BBQ grill and corn hole set are also available for you to enjoy • Walking paths around the village, WWII pillboxes to explore from the outside, open coastline, and clear water for swimming and snorkeling • The largest floral greenhouse in American Samoa is located on the property A BIT ABOUT THE LAND Maloata is one of the most secluded and beautiful corners of Tutuila. Our family has cared for this land for generations, and the village remains quiet, private, and deeply connected to its surroundings. It’s normal to see relatives or trusted family friends swimming or fishing. Please feel free to say hi if you'd like. Guest access Guests have full access to the entire home, the private beach, the freshwater stream, and kayaks. You’re welcome to explore the nearby walking paths and enjoy the coastline at your own pace. Greenhouses and work areas can be viewed from a distance, but are not open for entry unless a tour has been arranged in advance. ONLY registered Airbnb guests are allowed on the property. No outside visitors are permitted during your stay, including friends or family wanting to join for a day visit or a swim. Violation of this rule may result in a mid-stay cancellation without a refund. If this policy is violated, the booking will be canceled, and the regular cancellation policy will apply regarding refunds. If you’d like to reserve the beach fale or arrange a guided greenhouse tour that includes local history and cultural context, please let us know. These optional add-on experiences are available for an additional fee. Other things to note • This is ancestral family land, and much of what makes it special comes from the people who lovingly care for it. We kindly ask that guests respect the land, as well as the workers, family, and friends who may also be enjoying the area. • Exterior cameras are in place for safety and security. There are no cameras inside the house. • This is a tropical environment, so it’s normal to see geckos, ants, or other small island critters from time to time. Our homes are treated regularly, but nature is simply part of life in American Samoa. • Please keep a close eye on children around the stream and shoreline to ensure everyone’s safety.