The guide will pick you up at your hotel to start the adventure towards the most representative sites of Rapa Nui.

Our first stop is Vaihu, an Interpretive Rapa Nui Village where you can explore traditional houses, ovens, and chicken coops.

We continue to Ahu Akahanga, a platform with 12 moais surrounded by remnants of an unrestored village, giving you an authentic view of ancient life.

Ahu Tongariki is one of the most famous platforms on the island, with 15 restored moais in an impressive ceremonial formation.

The Rano Raraku volcano houses more than 400 moais at various stages of carving. During our 1-hour walk, you’ll learn about the history of the statues’ carving and transportation.

After lunch, you'll have free time to enjoy the tranquility of the beach before continuing the tour towards the village.

We finish the tour by returning to the village, with a panoramic tour of the island.

The guide will pick you up at your hotel to start this second day of exploration.

At Ahu Vinapu, we admire the impressive walls similar to Inca structures and the moai made of red scoria, possibly representing a woman with two heads.

We ascend to the Rano Kau volcano, whose crater offers one of the best views of the island. Here, you'll enjoy panoramic views of the entire landscape.

In Orongo, you'll learn about the fascinating history of the Birdman competition, an ancient ritual that determined the island’s leader.

After the visit to Orongo, we return to the village to enjoy a beautiful sunset, full of colors, in front of Ahu Tahai or any nearby place by the sea.

We start in the village by visiting Ahu Tahai, which has 3 restored platforms and the only moai with eyes made of white coral.

We continue the excursion to Ahu Akivi, a place with 7 moais restored in 1960, facing the sea.

In Puna Pau, we’ll learn about the “Pukao,” the moai hats, carved from a volcano with red scoria.