EASTER ISLAND

Easter Island (Rapa Nui) is one of the most remote and mysterious places on Earth. A land of volcanic landscapes, legendary stone statues, and ancient Polynesian culture, it invites visitors to explore its sacred sites and natural beauty. Below are some of the must-see locations to include in your journey:

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Hanga Roa

The island’s only town and cultural heart, Hanga Roa is where your adventure begins. Here, you’ll find cozy accommodations, artisan markets, local restaurants, and the warmth of the Rapa Nui community. Don’t miss the church with its unique fusion of Christian and Polynesian iconography, or the evening strolls along the coastal promenade where you can watch surfers and sunsets.

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Orongo

Perched dramatically on the edge of the Rano Kau crater, Orongo is a ceremonial village once used for the Birdman competition — a key part of Rapa Nui’s spiritual history. With its stone dwellings and panoramic views of the Pacific and the tiny islets of Motu Nui and Motu Iti, Orongo is both mystical and breathtaking.

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Ana Te Pahu, Ana Kakenga & Ana Kai Tangata Caves

The volcanic origins of the island left behind a fascinating network of lava tube caves.

Ana Te Pahu, also known as the “Banana Cave,” hides lush vegetation within its hollow chamber — a surprising green oasis.
Ana Kakenga, the “Cave of Two Windows,” opens onto dramatic cliffs above the sea, offering some of the most scenic views on the island.

Ana Kai Tangata, near Hanga Roa, is known for its ancient rock paintings and oral legends — some of them quite dark, adding an air of mystery.

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Ahu Tongariki

Ahu Tongariki is the largest ceremonial platform in Polynesia and home to 15 majestic moai standing side by side, facing inland. Restored after being toppled by a tsunami in the 1960s, this site is a powerful symbol of Rapa Nui’s resilience and spiritual connection to its ancestors. Sunrise here is unforgettable.

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Terevaka

At 507 meters (1,663 feet), Terevaka is the highest point on the island. A hike or horseback ride to the summit rewards you with a 360-degree view over the entire island and the vast Pacific Ocean. The sense of isolation and immensity is something you feel deep in your bones.

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Discover Rapa Nui: a remote island with mysterious Moai statues and a rich, vibrant culture.

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