Highlights
- Storytelling with Rapa Nui stories and legends
- Chairs and blankets included to enjoy the sunrise
- Pick-up and drop-off from your accommodation included
Description
Sunrise – The Awakening of the Moai
Before the sun rises, we'll head to Ahu Tongariki, the most imposing ceremonial altar of Rapa Nui, where fifteen Moai stand facing the Pacific Ocean. Arriving in the twilight, when silence still reigns, lets you feel the grandeur of the place and anticipate the moment to come.
During the first light of dawn, the sky is tinged with intense colors that are reflected in the statues and the sea. It's a magical moment when nature heralds the start of a new day. Then, as the sun rises, the moai are gradually illuminated, revealing all their strength and spirituality, as if they were waking up along with the island.
In this setting, your local guide will share stories and legends that connect the worldview of Rapa Nui with this sacred moment, making the sunrise not only a natural show, but also a cultural and spiritual experience that will remain etched in your memory.
Includes
Comfort in unique moments
Lightweight, folding chairs to enjoy experiences like the sunrise at Tongariki at a leisurely pace.
Local guide
A native tour guide who will share the history, legends, and worldview of the island, offering an authentic and intimate experience.
Exclusive interpretive material
Book and resources to delve deeper into the island's history and archaeology.
Visual support system
Professional graphic tool to explain each archaeological site more clearly.
Transportation during the sightseeing tour
Comfortable, safe, and equipped vehicle to visit the different sites on the island.
Transportation from and to your accommodation Transportation from and to your accommodation
Pick-up at the start and drop-off at the end of the tour, directly at your place of stay.
Visibility every step of the way
Safe and powerful flashlights to reliably explore caves and low-light areas.
Excludes
Lunch
During the tour, a stop is made at a designated point so that passengers can have lunch on their own.
Entrance to the national park
You must always have your ticket to enter the park, either printed, physical, or a photo if it was purchased online.
Important Information
- Entrance to the National Park
It is always necessary to bring your ticket to enter the park, either printed, physical, or a photo if it was purchased online.
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
