Private tour: where the history of the Moai was born
Easter Island, Chile
You will walk through the quarry where everything began and more in Rapa Nui.
Highlights
- Hospitality
- Experience
- Native Guide
Description
This guided tour of Easter Island explores its most important archaeological sites, ideal for history enthusiasts and cultural explorers.
The tour begins at Vaihu, where ancient moai statues lie scattered across the terrain. Learn about the craftsmanship and the mysteries surrounding these impressive figures from your guide.
Next, visit Akahanga to explore ancient settlements and platforms. Observe moai statues in various states of completion and hear insights into their historical context.
At Rano Raraku, the volcanic quarry where the moai were carved, see statues in different stages, from raw blocks to nearly finished pieces, highlighting the islanders' skill.
Tongariki hosts the largest collection of standing moai, aligned to face the sunrise. This site offers excellent opportunities for photography in the early morning light.
Discover Te Pito Kura, featuring a large moai and a distinctive spherical stone with cultural significance, accompanied by local myths and legends.
The final stop is Anakena Beach, where white sands meet the Pacific Ocean. Here, moai stand among palm trees, and visitors can relax or swim in clear waters, reflecting on the island's cultural heritage.
Includes
- Native Guide
- Transportation
- Pick up
- Drop off
Excludes
- National Park Ticket
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, bring comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, and a camera. Booking in advance is recommended, especially during peak tourist seasons.
