Robinson Crusoe Island (Fiji)

Robinson Crusoe Island, also known as Likuri Island, is a small, privately-owned island located off the coast of Viti Levu, Fiji. It is situated near Momi Bay, on the Coral Coast of Fiji. The island is primarily known as a tourist destination, offering a range of activities and cultural experiences centered around Fijian traditions and island life.

The island's name, "Robinson Crusoe Island," is a marketing designation referencing Daniel Defoe's novel Robinson Crusoe, evoking a sense of remote island adventure. The island itself is relatively small and features sandy beaches, lush tropical vegetation, and surrounding coral reefs.

Activities commonly offered on Robinson Crusoe Island include snorkeling, diving, kayaking, fishing, traditional Fijian dancing and fire walking performances, cooking demonstrations, and visits to nearby villages. The island is also a popular location for day trips and overnight stays, with various accommodation options available, ranging from traditional Fijian bures (thatched huts) to more modern bungalows.

The island's operation focuses on showcasing Fijian culture and hospitality to tourists. Emphasis is placed on preserving the natural environment and supporting local communities through employment and sustainable tourism practices. It is accessible by boat from the mainland.