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Apia (Upolu) Port of Entry

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Data Entry3 says:

September 13, 2016 at 12:09 AM

Just wanted to clarify something about the anchoring out situation. I was in a meeting with two representatives from the American Embassy in Apia, The CEO of the Port of Apia and the Port Captain. They assured me and the American Embassy reps, in no uncertain terms. It is Perfectly LEGAL to anchor in the harbor as long as you are not interfering with the port operations. Basically, anchor inside the large yellow bouy near the marina entrance. And the official cost to do so was $110 Tala for a lights and buoy fee and for our 38 foot boat, a $7.60 Tala fee.

The owner of the marina will try to tell you other wise, but ignore him. He is just trying to get you into his marina. You can use the Ports “dinghy access” for access to shore, which is just inside the area where the ports tugs are docked.

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Data Entry3 says:

May 29, 2015 at 3:58 AM

May 15, 2015 … Plenty of room inside the marina but our 20 meter POWERCAT was not allowed inside.
There is also limited draft at 2.2 meter; a sailboat with 2.6 meter draft was denied entry.
The Samoa PQort Authorities have just leased the marina to a private operator who promised that the fees would go up.
Finally, even at anchor in the harbor, we were obliged to pay the same as inside the marina, 87 Talas/day for our 20 meters, AND we’re also charged for the 2 days we were NOT in port but cruising in Sava’i… Very distressing

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Data Entry3 says:

August 22, 2014 at 10:15 PM

The marina repairs have been completed. Pier A is now open for use and power and water have been restored to every berth. Pier B has been completely dismantled and removed.

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Apia (Upolu) - Update History

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July 2024: Information updates from Samoa Travel website.
November 2022: Removed covid text and link to Biosecurity on General Info section as restrictions lifted.
September 2022: Clearance updates from SY Ten Guage.
August 2019: Updates on clearance procedures and marina information from Stephane Pepin
October 2018: Overall port updates from John Neal.
September 2016: Anchoring in harbor update from CB Midkiff of S/V Palarran.
August 2016: Full updates on docking etc. from Karl Mallon.
June 2015: Clearance and docking/fuel updates from MY Pendana.
July 2013: Berthing updates from Suzie Roots of SV True Blue 1.
July 2012: John Neal of Mahini Expeditions visited Apia once again and checked that all noonsite info. for this port is correct.
September 2011: Overall Apia updates from Mike Dorsett of SY White Princess.
September 2010 and August 2011: Apia updates from John Neal of Mahini Expeditions.
May 2011: Apia information from Angie Hunter of SY Tao 8.

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