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Mitch_E, Sep 2026
Great day with Yeni
Yeni was my tour leader today on a solo tour of the moai, and she was fabulous. From the moment I stepped into her car she was 100% flexible with my thoughts on the day and made the itinerary feel completely personal. She is full of knowledge and brought the sites to life without ever making it feel like a lecture. We covered a lot of ground — Ahu Te Pito Kura, Puna Pau, Ahu Akivi, Ahu Tahai, and Rano Kau — plus a stop at the local Catholic church. The pacing never felt rushed. A highlight was stopping at a roadside bakery for fresh empanadas — simple, delicious, and a perfect break in the day. I would love to leave some pictures, but Viator will not allow me. If you are traveling solo or just want a guide who actually listens and adapts, book Yeni. Highly recommended.
Mitch_E, Sep 2026
Incredible Day
Today was my first full day on Rapa Nui (Easter Island), and what a day it was. I took a Viator tour led by Bie, a multi-generational Rapa Nui woman whose gentle voice and deep connection to nature made the history come alive. She shared stories passed down through her family for generations, and my soul was truly filled. We began by exploring ancient volcanic caves, including Ana Te Pahu, where natural openings, water and humidity created fertile places for growing bananas and other crops. The caves also provided shelter and refuge. We saw the foundations of ancient hare paenga—stone houses shaped like overturned canoes. The carefully fitted lava stones had holes where wooden supports were secured. Bie said that when her ancestors first arrived, they used their boats as roofs for their homes, and over time they became almost obsessed with that familiar shape. Then we visited Ahu Akivi and its seven moai, traditionally believed to represent the seven Polynesian explorers who came to Rapa Nui ahead of King Hotu Matu'a. They are unusual because they face toward the sea and, symbolically, toward Polynesia. We also visited an unrestored site where fallen moai and their pukao still lie scattered across the landscape. Bie explained that the moai represented ancestors and served as protectors and guardians of their clans. During conflicts, destroying a rival clan's moai would have been a powerful symbolic blow. We ended at Orongo, a sacred ceremonial village perched on the rim of the enormous Rano Kau volcano. Bie showed us the ancient stone houses and told stories of births, warriors and the famous Birdman ceremonies. Standing on the rim of the volcano that helped create this island was simply breathtaking. It was a day filled with ancient stories, incredible stonework, volcanic landscapes, and a culture that is still alive today. I am exhausted—but my soul is very full. ❤️🌺
Benoit_T, Aug 2026
Excellent guides and...
Excellent guides and trip. Start between 9:30-10:30 and end around 3-4:00 on the afternoon. Lunch happens during driving then you have an early evening to enjoy Hanga Roa for example or visit Atu Tahai for example (accessible easily by foot from everywhere in Hanga Roa)
Carl_M, Jul 2026
Even Better the Second Time!!!!!
This is the second time we have done this tour - and it was just as extraordinary as it was 2 years ago (you can see my original review dated June 2024). We were very honored to have Joaquin as our guide again. He did such an amazing job on showing us around the Island. And doing this a second time was so much fun absorbing all the details Joaquin shared. Don't think about it - just do it and make sure to ask for Joaquin if he is available.
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Known for its enigmatic moai statues and stunning landscapes, Easter Island draws in travelers from all over the world. Easter Island tours unravel the island’s fascinating history and culture, delving into the secrets and legends of its ancient civilization. From sunrise at Ahu Tongariki to sunset at Anakena Beach, an Easter Island tour promises an unforgettable experience, whether you’re drawn to archaeological wonders or Polynesian traditions.

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