Rapa Nui Tour for Cruise Passengers

One of the most imposing volcanoes in Rapa Nui. From this point you can observe its large crater, covered by vegetation and interior lagoons, as well as a panoramic view towards the ocean and part of Hanga Roa. It is an ideal stop to understand the volcanic origin of the island and enjoy one of its most striking landscapes.

One of the most imposing volcanoes in Rapa Nui. From this point you can observe its large crater, covered by vegetation and interior lagoons, as well as a panoramic view towards the ocean and part of Hanga Roa. It is an ideal stop to understand the volcanic origin of the island and enjoy one of its most striking landscapes.

The largest ceremonial center in the Pacific, which had to be restored after one of the most immense catastrophes recorded, a tsunami caused by the Valdivia earthquake. The entire restoration was possible thanks to the great contribution of Tadano and Sano, of Japanese origin. This place is better known as the platform of the 15 moai.

The largest ceremonial center in the Pacific, which had to be restored after one of the most immense catastrophes recorded, a tsunami caused by the Valdivia earthquake. The entire restoration was possible thanks to the great contribution of Tadano and Sano, of Japanese origin. This place is better known as the platform of the 15 moai.

Anakena, originally named Hanga Rau o Te Ariki, meaning 'king's landing bay', was the intended location for the people, led by King Hotu Matu'a, to colonize the island. Over time, this area became an exclusive space for royalty. Anakena has a white sand beach unique in the world, crystal clear waters and is located between palm trees and Moais.

Ceremonial site known for its seven moai facing the ocean, something very particular within the island. Ahu Akivi is linked to accounts about the first explorers sent before the arrival of the ariki Hotu Matu’a. It is a special stop to close the tour connecting history, legend and landscape.