• Ahu Tongariki - At Ahu Tongariki, visitors can marvel at the largest ceremonial platform in the Pacific, renowned for its 15 moai standing proudly facing the sea. This iconic location represents the strength and traditions of Rapa Nui’s ancestors, providing one of the island’s most stunning vistas. A site rich in history and spirituality.
• Rano Raraku - In Rano Raraku, guests can explore the renowned moai quarry, where nearly all of the island’s statues were crafted. Here, about 398 moai can be seen in various stages of completion, some still embedded in the rock, showcasing an impressive display of Rapa Nui’s artistic and cultural heritage. A place steeped in history and mystery.
• Anakena Beach - Anakena is a stunning beach on the north coast of Rapa Nui, celebrated for its white sand and crystal-clear waters. This location is not only a natural paradise but also holds significant cultural importance, as it is believed to be the first landing site of the island’s ancient inhabitants. Alongside its beauty, Anakena features several moai on the shore, making it an ideal spot to enjoy both history and nature. Perfect for relaxing under palm trees or swimming in its tranquil waters.
• Ahu Te Pito Kura - Te Pito Kura is a sacred and intriguing site on Rapa Nui, known for housing the island’s largest moai, the renowned “Moai Paro.” Additionally, there is a magnetic stone that, according to local lore, can disorient compasses. This site is significant not only for its historical and cultural value but also for the mystical energy it exudes, being one of the island’s most iconic locations.
• Ahu Akahanga - Ahu Akahanga is an archaeological site of great historical significance on Rapa Nui. It features one of the island’s largest villages, known for its ceremonial platform, Ahu, which contains several toppled moai. According to oral tradition, the remains of Hotu Matu’a, the first king of Rapa Nui, are believed to rest here, making it a place of profound cultural importance. Its serene and enigmatic atmosphere invites contemplation of the ancient customs and beliefs of the island’s people.
• Ahu Vaihu - Vaihu is an archaeological site on Rapa Nui that connects visitors with the island’s ancient roots. Here, a series of fallen moai can be found along a ceremonial platform, reflecting the cultural legacy of the early inhabitants. This site is less frequented, offering a peaceful place to explore and ponder the island’s history. Vaihu serves as an excellent starting point for understanding the context and significance of the Moai in the ancestral life of Rapa Nui.

• Private transportation
• Locker

• ticket to Rapa Nui Park.

Join an extraordinary journey and uncover the mysteries of Rapa Nui with this comprehensive full-day tour. Explore the historic moai quarries at Rano Raraku and the remarkable ceremonial sites of Ahu Tongariki. Each location on this tour offers a deep dive into the island’s rich history and culture. With a knowledgeable guide and all necessary equipment provided, this tour guarantees an unforgettable adventure. Reserve your spot now and witness the enchantment of Easter Island in a whole new way.

Don’t forget to bring your National Park ticket.

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