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Traveling From Valparaiso to Robinson Crusoe Island

Your journey from the vibrant, artistic streets of Valparaiso, Chile, to the tranquil shores of Robinson Crusoe Island, Fiji, showcases a dramatic shift from urban life to an unspoiled island paradise.

Best Neighbourhoods in Robinson Crusoe Island

Robinson Crusoe Island offers distinct neighborhoods that enhance your experience.

Puerto Español

• Charming harbor with local fishing scene.

• Great spot for fresh seafood dining.

Bajo Pichin

• Surrounded by lush landscapes and hiking trails.

• Home to serene beaches for relaxation.

Cerro de la Cruz

• Stunning panoramic views of the island.

• Perfect for photography enthusiasts at sunset.

Best Times To Visit Robinson Crusoe Island's Attractions

Timing your visits can make a significant difference in your experience on Robinson Crusoe Island.

Wreck of the Saronic

Visit in the early morning for fewer crowds and stunning lighting.

Matachica Beach

Weekdays are quieter, allowing for a peaceful escape by the sea.

Rano Raraku Quarries

Choose late afternoons for cooler temperatures and beautiful sunset views.

Robinson Crusoe Island Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Robinson Crusoe Island enjoys a tropical climate, with warm temperatures and a wet season from December to March; visiting during the drier months from May to October offers more stable weather and fewer rain interruptions for your outdoor adventures.

Dining Recommendation in Robinson Crusoe Island

Try the local delicacy kokoda, a refreshing ceviche made with freshly caught fish marinated in lime juice and coconut milk, offering a vibrant contrast to Valparaiso’s seafood offerings; dining at a beachside shack while listening to the waves adds to the island's relaxed and inviting atmosphere.