Experience the rich culture and heritage of one of Fiji’s most historical sites.
Your authentic village and crab catching tour will take place at the Vusama Village, on the Tuva River where you will be warmly welcomed in a traditional sevu-sevu (welcome) ceremony.
During your time on the island, you will have the opportunity to explore the village sites and interact with the friendly locals.
After your tour of the village, you will join the crew in a traditional crab catching adventure on Robinson Crusoe Island - and in the afternoon you’ll learn how to cook your mud crab using natural island sourced ingredients!
Spend the rest of your day on this beautiful island relaxing and enjoying the island activities or snorkeling, swimming and kayaking the gorgeous surrounding waters.
Tour Highlights & Inclusions:
Transfers can be purchased as your proceed through the check out at the following rates.
Adult: $27 (FJD)
Child: $13.50 (FJD)
Departure Time & Location: Boat Departs Robinson Crusoe Jetty at 10am and returns 4.30pm
Operating Days: Village & Crab Catching Tours run every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
Pick-Ups Denarau Area: First pick-up is at 8.00am from Wyndham Resort Denarau Island, final pick-up is at 9.15am from Momi Junction.
Pick-Ups Nadi Area: First pick-up is at 7.30am from Fiji Gateway Hotel / Tokatoka Resort, final pick-up is at 8.30am from Nadi Bay.
Pick-Ups Coral Coast Area: First pick-up is at 8.00am from The Warwick Fiji, final pick-up is at 9.45am from Intercontinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa.
My elderly parents went on this tour and had a great experience
We enjoyed our time. The island is beautiful, but the drive is a far (from Momi Bay) and the ride back didn't come for about 40 minutes after arriving back from trip which made for an extra long day with 4 kids.
We enjoyed the village tour and observing the village way of life. Lovely welcome songs and a chance to participate in a kava ceremony. Heading to Robinson Crusoe Island we pulled up some metal crab traps with two crabs. Later the cooking demonstration was a quick look at the ingredients they then used to cmake the crab curry, and the coconut was scraped during the coconut demonstration through a small window into the kitchen. They served a small bowl per family in a coconut. No snorkelling--the sea is too muddy from the run off of the mountains in the wet season (Jan). The stuff we're friendly and worked hard to keep us entertained. The nature walk was looking at simple signs like 'healing tree' walking along a path with construction of new cabins in progress. Loved the weaving demonstration and making boats for our kids out of banana palms. A good day out with the kids.
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Thiago C. from New Zealand wrote on 15 August 2019
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