Located on Likuri Island , Robinson Crusoe offers memorable cultural experiences in a laid back beachside setting. The island and the surrounding area are steeped in historical significance, with ancient pottery dating back 3,500 years found nearby. The island was largely uninhabited prior to the 1980s, and historically it was reserved as a sacred island for ceremonies as well as a place of recreation for the paramount Chief of the area.
Aside from the unspoilt, natural beauty that the island has to offer, it's the adventurous and fun activities that really make the Robinson Crusoe Island experience special. From snorkelling and kayaking in the bay to medicine tours and coconut tree climbing, Robinson Crusoe offers both traditional resort activities and engaging cultural activities.
In 1998, a Samoan Chief's son from the island of Savaii, brought the gift of fire dancing to the Island, and Robinson Crusoe became well known for its spectacular performances. There are day shows every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, and night shows every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Visit our tours page for more information.
The resort has 14 affordable island-style Fijian bungalows known as Bures (boo-rays) as well as full resort facilities. Due to its unique location, Robinson Crusoe enjoys access to the majestic reefs and surf breaks of the Mamanuca Islands, as well the Coral Coast's thrilling activities such as Kula Eco Park, Sigatoka Sand Dunes, and Natadola Golf Course.