Rapa Nui: Pack 2 Full Day Tours around the Island

An ancient ceremonial altar where several moi remain toppled in front of the sea, as they were left after the internal conflicts of the island. A place that allows you to feel history in its most authentic state.

Ceremonial place where fallen moi rest and where you can know how the ancient clans of the island lived. Here you will learn about the daily life of each family group.

The sacred quarry where the island’s moai were born, with hundreds of sculptures in different stages of carving distributed throughout different parts of the quarry. A striking setting that reveals the ingenuity, dedication and mystery behind these monumental figures.

The largest ceremonial altar on the island, with 15 majestic moai rising in front of the Pacific Ocean. It is one of the most iconic places in Rapa Nui and perfect setting to feel the greatness and mystery of this ancient culture.

A sacred site that is home to one of the largest moai transported on the island and the famous round stone considered the "navel of the world", which is credited with having magnetic energy.

One of the best preserved ceremonial altars on the island, with moai that preserve original details and look into Rapa Nui.

The most famous beach of Rapa Nui, with white sand and turquoise waters surrounded by palm trees. A perfect place to relax, enjoy the scenery and live a different experience.

Rapa Nui’s largest volcanic cave, formed by ancient lava tunnels that run beneath the surface of the island. A fascinating place where we can enter and live an experience in darkness.

A unique ceremonial site in Rapa Nui, known for its impressive finely assembled stone walls, reminiscent of Inca construction technique. A place that surprises by its architectural precision and invites reflection on the mysteries and cultural connections of the ancient world.

A unique ceremonial altar on the island, famous for its seven lined moi’s facing directly towards the ocean, something unusual in Rapa Nui. They are believed to represent the seven explorers sent by legendary king Hotu Matu’a before the island’s colonization.

A small volcanic crater where the red stone used to carve the pukao, the characteristic headdresses of the moai, was extracted.

An impressive volcanic crater with an interior lagoon covered with vegetation, considered one of the most spectacular landscapes of Rapa Nui. From its edge you can enjoy unparalleled panoramic views and feel the immensity and natural force that defines the character of the island.

Ancient ceremonial village located on the edge of the Rano Kau crater, center where clans prepared for the Birdman competition. A place full of symbolism where we will learn more about how the leadership of the island was organized between clans.