What to expect
Passengers should arrive at the local tour operator's sales office by 9:15 a.m. Location: Atamu Tekena s/n, downtown Hanga Roa.
45 MinutesVisit to an archaeological site with toppled moai that tells the story of tribal wars and offers a glimpse into ancient Rapa Nui life.
40 MinutesExploration of the volcanic quarry where most moai were sculpted. This site preserves many incomplete statues, providing a unique insight into the creation process of these iconic monuments.
1 HourVisit to the largest and most restored ahu on the island, with 15 aligned moai. It’s an impressive symbol of Rapa Nui culture and one of the island's main archaeological attractions.
1 HourReturn to town for lunch or in local places. Passengers can dine at the tour operator's facilities or purchase food at nearby shops. Restrooms are available.
1 HourContinuing the tour after lunch.
45 MinutesVisit to an archaeological site known for housing the largest moai ever erected on the island, called Paro. The site also features a spherical stone believed to have spiritual properties and considered the "navel of the world" in Rapa Nui tradition.
45 MinutesEnjoy this historic beach with white sand and turquoise waters, known as the landing site of the first Polynesian settlers. The visit also includes the Ahu Nau Nau, with several restored moai.
1 HourThe transfer back to town lasts 30 minutes, ending the service at the local tour operator's sales office.
30 MinutesWhat you should know
- Trekking clothing
- Waterproof mountain shoes
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Drones
- Speakers
- Purchase the Rapa Nui National Park ticket prior to the start of the excursion.
- Carrying the ticket is mandatory for entry to any archaeological site.
What is included
- Transportation
- Bilingual guide
What is not included
- Lunch (you can pay here at the chekout. There ir 2 options in "Important Information")
- Entrance fee to the National Park
