Top Easter Island Nature Walks

Learn about how ancient Polynesians used the night sky to navigate as you gaze upon the night sky with this evening stargazing experience. You'll start by attending a presentation on Polynesian history and astronomy before venturing to an observation site. Here you'll get to check out stars and planets through telescopes and with the naked eye before a quick visit to Anakena Beach to do some night photography before returning to your hotel.

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 culture of Easter Island, known as Rapa Nui in the native language, on this full-day tour. Join a small group and explore several important sights around the island including the temples of Ahu Akahanga, the Rano Raraku crater, and Anakena Beach. While you explore, your guide provides information on the rich history and lost culture of the island.

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.

The mysterious moai statues of Easter Island have captivated visitors for hundreds of years because of their massive scale and enigmatic roots. Learn the history of iconic Easter Island archaeological sites on this private tour from your Easter Island hotel or port. Drive around the whole island with your guide, stopping to get out and explore key attractions like the statues at Rano Raraku and the Tahai Ceremonial Complex, and hear the stories that make the sights so famous as you go.

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.

Explore the rich cultural heritage of Easter Island on this full-day tour to Anakena beach. Begin with a guided visit to the southern coast, where you’ll encounter the Interpretive Rapa Nui Village at Vaihu, showcasing ancient family structures. Discover the impressive Ahu Akahanga with its 12 moais and visit Ahu Tongariki, home to 15 restored moais. A trek at Rano Raraku volcano reveals more than 400 unfinished moais, offering insight into their creation. Conclude the day at the stunning Anakena beach, with its pristine sands and historical sites. - Full-day guided tour with lunch included - Visit iconic moai sites and ancient Rapa Nui structures - Learn about the history and culture from a local guide - Tour duration is approximately 7 hours, departing at 09:30 AM

Discover the rich history of Easter Island on this half-day tour to Ahu Vinapu and Orongo Village. Start your adventure at Ahu Vinapu, where ancient walls echo Inca architecture and witness a unique moai sculpture. Next, ascend Rano Kau Volcano for spectacular views of the island and sea. Finally, delve into the fascinating Birdman competition at Orongo, a significant part of the island's heritage. This tour is perfect for history enthusiasts and culture seekers alike. - Tour duration: Approx. 3 hours - Local guide available in Spanish and English - Departure at 09:30 AM on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays - National Park entrance fee not included (USD 80 per foreign passenger)

Explore the mysteries of Easter Island on this half-day tour, visiting significant archaeological sites including Ahu Tahai and Ahu Akivi. Discover the unique moai with eyes made of white coral and admire the seven iconic moais facing the sea at Ahu Akivi. The journey continues to Puna Pau, where you'll learn about the fascinating "Pukao" or moai headdresses and enjoy stunning views from the crater of a small volcano. This tour offers a blend of history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes in just three hours. - Explore Ahu Tahai with its restored moai and unique features - Visit Ahu Akivi to see the seven moais facing the ocean - Learn about moai headdresses at Puna Pau with scenic views - Local guide available in both Spanish and English

AROHA TOURS RAPA NUI invites you to a more "intimate" and different immersion in the archaeological richness of Easter Island. 7 hours of wonder off the beaten track. On the northern part of the island, a very nice walk of about 17 km with very little elevation. Our favorite. The private nature of the hike ensures personal attention. We adapt to your desires, at your pace.

This private tour offers a truly immersive and personalized experience led by a knowledgeable local Rapa Nui guide. You'll visit the island’s most iconic archaeological sites, walk among majestic moai statues, and uncover ancient legends that bring Rapa Nui culture to life. With flexible scheduling and hotel pickup, we adapt to your needs for a relaxed and enriching journey. Before your trip, enjoy a one-on-one online advisory session to help you prepare and answer any questions you may have. Authentic, insightful, and unforgettable—this is the Rapa Nui experience you’ve been waiting for.

Become an explorer of the Chilean mountains and islands on an all-encompassing tour of some of the country’s—and the world’s—most iconic places. See the standing Moai statues of Easter Island and learn about Polynesian culture during a three night stay on the island, then explore Santiago on the mainland, and the Patagonian mountain town of Puerto Natales.

On this tour you will be able to visit the mythical ceremonial city of Orongo, where the Tangata Manu (Bird Man) competition was held, which consisted of jumping into the sea from a cliff and bringing a manutara egg to the shore. Whoever achieved it became the new king of Rapa Nui for a year, until the next competition. You will visit the incredible crater of the Rano Kau volcano and enjoy its beautiful landscape. In Vinapu, several theories are discovered, which suggest the possible arrival and influence of the Incas since time immemorial.