Mysteries and Legends: Complete Journey of Rapa Nui in 3 Tours

Area of lying moais and legends that say that the first king of the island was buried here.

The sacred place where most of these stone giants were sculpted, and learn about the enigmas behind the transfer of these imposing moles to other parts of the island.

It has 15 moais restored and standing in recent decades.

Ceremonial center that houses the largest moai of all those built.

Better known as Anakena beach, with the best preserved moais on the entire island. Here you can also enjoy a moment of rest, contemplating and enjoying its beautiful beach with palm trees, white sand and turquoise water.

Whose stone constructions account for the techniques of the natives to work the volcanic rock. In addition, there are several remains of destroyed moais, which were knocked down in the 18th century during internal wars between clans.

Place where the Tangata Manu competition was held, which in the local language means "Bird Man", which determined which clan would be in charge of the island for a year.

RANO KAU volcano, which hides a true nature sanctuary in its surprising crater.

Be amazed by the Rapanui history in the PUNA PAU quarry, where the headdresses of the most famous moais, such as Pukao, were carved.

Restored sector that has seven moais of equal dimensions that face the sea, which are aligned at sunset during the spring equinox and turn their backs to sunrise during the autumn equinox.

Place that concentrates various archaeological and other contemporary components. Here you can see three restored platforms: AHU TAHAI, AHU VAI URI and AHU KO TE RIKU.