ロビンソンクルーソーサンセットクルーズ（ディナー、カルチャーショー、送迎付き）

Not as interesting as Cultural Village Tour but the firedancing shows were amazing. Unfortunately, the arrangement of tables did not offer good viewing of the show for anyone but those in front. The dinner was most disappointing, so go for the show and not for the food.

This experience blew away my expectations. We had so much fun watching the fire dancers, and listening to the drums and island music. The food from the earth oven was delicious and the beach fire show was magnificent! I'll never forget this night.

Such a magical experience! Everyone was so friendly, dinner was delicious, and the cultural show was amazing!

Wonderful experience. The food was delicious. The singing and dancing were great. The views were amazing. Well worth it.

I arrived early and waited but no one contacted me. Then I was informed that the driver had already left. This is extremely frustrating.

At first we thought oh this is not going to be bad weather and too much in a boat that is half in the water But was super well liked

The travel to and from this tour is quiet long. I don’t think the activities were organised well. I did not realise the fire walking was going to be at the Lovo site before dinner. I was also expecting markets, not just one stall. Prices were insane on the island. The dancing was fabulous, the island beautiful and I’m happy I did the tour. The lovo food is something to die for.

I’ve never left a negative review before, however we were highly disappointed with this tour. We were looking forward to the activities listed on the itinerary such as weaving, coconut demonstration, crab race, and the ancient pottery site visit, however, NONE of this was offered. When we arrived, we were shown the ‘activities’ on the chalkboard and then left to our own devices. The weaving and coconut demonstrations were completed while we were on the village tour - why put this on the itinerary if it’s going to be at the same time as another portion of the tour? All we had available was the snorkelling which was at the same time as the nature walk (no ancient pottery site), so we were VERY bored all Day. Lunch was not a ‘tropical bbq’ - it was fried rice and potato salad with chicken. No serenaders or song during this either - just a speaker. Also, the ‘crab catching’ is watching your tour guide pull up crab traps that were already there - nothing for guests to actually do. All there was to do was sit on the island and swim. If I wanted to sit by a beach, I would have stayed at my resort for no extra cost! This long day was not worth it in the slightest. We had wished we just did the evening show. The facilities of the island were quite run down. We tried swimming in the pool but it was filthy with scum and mould. The change rooms were also quite dirty. The resort general manager was also there (I think her name was Margarita) and we witnessed her being quite rude to staff members. The other staff were so lovely & welcoming. On a positive note - our tour guide during the village, Sam, was AMAZING! He was knowledgable, funny & did absolutely everything!! He did the village tour, nature walk, was the emcee of the night, did fire walking, and the dancing all night! He was absolutely incredible. I hope they’re paying him well for all these 12 hour days where he’s working nonstop! The night portion with the lovo dinner and performances was outstanding!! This almost made it worth the 6 hours we were bored on the island. The dancers were phenomenal and it was truly spectacular.

This was unique.. kind of a long evening . The transport was a little long meeting up with other buses and transferring . The cruise portion was calm. Weather was on our side . The show was very nice. The cultural rituals was beautiful. The food was not our taste. Nice people. Beautiful pictures. It was a long evening .

This was a wonderful tour. Had a transfer from the coral coast and were collected on time for a comfortable ride through. The cruise along the river out to the island takes around 40 minutes but is quite scenic and ours was a peaceful and pleasant ride. Upon arriving at the Island the activities commence. There are few moment to explore the beach before the welcome Kava ceremony. The lovo oven is then unearthed and the fire walkers show their skill, accompanied by the history and cultural traditions behind it. There is then a beach bonfire before dinner is served - great traditional meal with plenty for everyone. Then the highlight of the evening commences, with the dancing (group of 8) which engages with the audience and you can tell is done with passion and pride for the cultural heritage it represents. The fire dancing is spectacular - and certainly requires some strength for some of the arrangements. Thoroughly recommend for all - families, couples or the solo traveller.