Top Easter Island Wine Tasting Tours

Chile is famous for its wines, but it can be hard to appreciate the process. Gain insight into wine making on a tour of MontGras, and take the opportunity to create your own Reserva. Explore the vineyards and winery with your guide, then take part in a workshop that allows you to sample different varieties and select your own blend before bottling, corking, and labelling your final product, ready to take home.

Taste the fine wines of Chile’s Colchagua Valley straight from the source on a guided tour of the MontGras Winery. Follow the journey of grape from vine to bottle on a walk through the vineyards, gardens, and cellar while learning about the valley’s climate and varietals. Finish with a tasting of super premium and reserve wines, expertly paired with appetizers to bring out the full flavor.

Make the most of your time on Easter Island—without juggling transport or crowded group schedules—on this private island tour. As you journey around the island, your guide shares the history behind the famous moai (giant stone statues), before taking you off the usual tourist trail to less-frequented natural highlights such as the Rano Kau crater and Anakena Beach.

Discover the dramatic beauty and rich history of Easter Island without having to navigate rugged roads on this full-day tour from Hanga Roa. Admire an intriguing tableau of iconic ‘moai’ sculptures with an archaeologist guide who can provide deeper insight than you'd get alone. Explore the volcanic slopes and dramatic quarry of Rano Raraku and marvel at the sacred ceremonial sites in Ahu Akahanga.

Ideal for those with limited time, this comprehensive three-day private tour allows you to see the best of Easter Island (Rapa Nui). By staying two nights on the island you can explore during two half days and one full day without waiting for others. As you visit the most-important sites, your guide explains the history and culture of Rapa Nui and its people.

Delve deeper into the rich history of Easter Island than you would alone on a private tour of the mythical city of Orongo, where the Tangata Manu (Bird Man) competition was held. Exploring with your own guide means you’ll have ample time to ask questions, while round-trip rides from your hotel help you cover more ground in less time.