Limited public transit infrastructure with minimal formal bus networks. Ferry services provide essential inter-island connectivity for residents and visitors. No metro or rail systems. Public transportation relies primarily on informal minibus services and government-supported ferry operations.

Samoa's road network is undergoing significant improvements through World Bank-supported Pacific Climate Resilient Transport Program. Major routes like West Coast Road have been upgraded with enhanced drainage and storm surge protection. Approximately 91.73 miles of functional roads on main islands, with ongoing upgrades to improve resilience and connectivity between urban centers and regional areas.

Limited broadband infrastructure with ongoing national broadband network upgrades planned. Internet connectivity remains a challenge, particularly in rural areas. The government is working to bridge the digital divide through infrastructure investment and modernization initiatives.

Limited fiber deployment; national broadband network upgrades planned

Samoa has 5 airports total with 1 major airport (Faleolo International) serving as the primary international gateway. The airport supports international air travel and trade connections, with infrastructure improvements funded through Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Airport Improvement Grants. Domestic connectivity limited to inter-island flights.