Top Easter Island Outdoor Activities - page 3

Unmissable full-day tour that highlights the most important points of the last civilization of this island. You will visit the ceremonial village of Orongo, the place where the Tangata Manu (Bird Man) competition was held to learn about and delve into the history of the civilization, its archaeological and historical remains and social behavior. You will also learn how the ancient civilization lived, by visiting one of the largest caves in Rapa Nui. Important archaeological remains are found here. Immerse yourself in the ancestral culture of Easter Island, learning its secrets, culture and history and let yourself be surprised by this incredible and mythical place.

This tour stands out because it is designed especially for cruise passengers. We adapt to the actual hours of the tenders, carry out the pick-up at the port and organize the route to ensure the return before the last tender. The experience is done in a small group, with local guides, welcome with flower necklaces and interpretive material to better understand the history, moai, legends and living culture of Rapa Nui. In a single day, travelers can discover some of the most important places on the island: Rano Kau, Orongo, Rano Raraku, Ahu Tongariki, Anakena and Ahu Akivi, combining volcanic landscapes, archaeology, tradition and a safe and well-organized experience.

Visiting Easter Island (Rapa Nui) is an impossible dream for many avid travelers, so make the most of your opportunity. This four-day guided tour ensures that you don’t miss any of the island’s must-see landmarks, from the Ahu Nau Nau temple and Rano Kau volcano to the Tahai and Ahu Vinapu archaeological complexes. As you explore Rapa Nui, you’ll learn all about its history and rich culture.

Experience the magic of Easter Island at dawn with this unforgettable tour to Ahu Tongariki, home to the island’s largest ceremonial platform and its fifteen majestic moai. Departing early from your hotel, we’ll head to the eastern coast to witness the sunrise behind these iconic statues — one of the most breathtaking sights on the island. This tour includes round-trip transportation, bilingual guide (Spanish/English), and Aku Aku online assistance. Note: National Park ticket, meals, and beverages are not included.

Relive the arrival of the first boaters in Rapa Nui on a half-day tour that takes you to explore the island’s most iconic sites. Start at Puna Pau, the red slag quarry where the pukao, stone headdresses of the moai, were made. Then, visit Ahu Akivi, with its seven moai looking at the horizon, full of history and legends. It ends at Ana Te Pahu Cave, an ancient refuge that reveals the adaptation of the Rapanui to their environment. This tour offers a unique connection to the culture and myth of Rapa Nui, ideal for those looking to delve into its history.

Rapanui Origins: Full Day Private Tour is an exploration in search of the origins of the Rapanui people, the inhabitants of Easter Island, as it is revealed by the archaeological sites. To shed light into the island's history we visit iconic sites like Vinapu, Hanga Poukura, Anakena, Te Pito Kura, Papa Vaka, Puna Pau and Ahu Akivi. Insights are provided by expert local guides with vast experience in the Rapanui National Park. This experience is especially tailored to travelers who want to spend a bit more time on each site. However, it can also be customized based on our travelers' special interests. Private service only. Limited availability.

Explore the mysterious Eastern headlands of Rapa Nui with this full day private hike along the Poike Peninsula. Led by the tourism wing of the Rapanui Pioneers Society, learn about the geography, legends and traits of the region on this archeological field trip. Highlights of the journey include discovering the Poike Volcano, the incredible Kava Kava Kio'e, and admiring the scenery of Potu te Rangi.

Myths, theories and facts around the Rano Kau. AROHA TOURS RAPA NUI makes you discover the southern part of Easter Island and its archaeological sites nestled between the sides of the second volcano and the small village of the island, Hanga Roa. Add to this one of the most beautiful panoramas of the place and you have a busy half-day.

Watch the sunrise at Ahu Tongariki, Rapa Nui’s largest ceremonial altar, where fifteen majestic moai face the Pacific Ocean. Enjoy the peace of the morning as the sky fills with vibrant colors reflected in statues and the sea. With the arrival of the sun, the moai come alive, revealing their majesty and spirituality. A local guide will share stories and legends that enrich this experience, turning the sunrise into a sacred and cultural moment that will leave a deep impression. - Watch the sunrise over the moai in Ahu Tongariki - Hear tales and legends of the Rapa Nui worldview - Enjoy a unique cultural and spiritual experience - Ideal for those who seek to connect with the history and nature of the island