Explore Polynesia: Rapa Nui, nature, and adventure
Easter Island, Chile
Explore the essence of Rapa Nui by visiting Puna Pau, Ahu Akivi, Ana Te Pahu, and Ana Kakenga, combining history, ancestral caves, and spectacular ocean views.
Overview
This guided tour on Easter Island explores its cultural and natural landmarks, ideal for history and nature enthusiasts.
Highlights
- Local guide and comfortable transportation
- Nature and adventure experiences
- Expertise in quality services
Description
The tour begins at Puna Pau quarry, where the traditional red stone headdresses (Pukao) for the moai statues were carved. These headdresses symbolize status and power in Rapa Nui culture.
Next, visit Ahu Akivi, a ceremonial platform featuring seven moai statues facing the ocean. These statues relate to the legend of seven explorers sent from the ancestral land of Hiva, significant in Rapa Nui history.
Afterward, explore Ana Te Pahu, one of the island’s largest volcanic caverns. This site served as a refuge and water source and offers insight into underground life and local legends.
The final stop is Ana Kakenga, an underground cavern connected directly to the sea. This location provides a unique viewpoint of the island rarely experienced by visitors.
Includes
- Transportation to and from your accommodation
- Local Rapa Nui guide
- Sunrise visit to Ahu Tongariki
- Time allocated for photos
- Rain gear, if needed
- Support canes, if needed
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Booking Tip
Bring comfortable walking shoes and a light jacket. Sunrise visits offer optimal lighting for photography. Book in advance to secure your preferred date.
