Top Hanga Roa Overnight Tours

All the best sites in two days with a fun, informative, and knowledgeable English-speaking guide. We offer award-winning small group tours covering the highlights of the island. We take great care in providing an outstanding and memorable experience for our guests. Whether you come in search of historical information, legendary stories, a relaxed tour pace, avoiding crowds, or optimal lighting for photos, we are here to help you get the most out of your stay. Our guides are friendly, local, and have a deep love and respect for the work they do. We look forward to being part of your Rapa Nui adventure!

Make the most of your time on Easter Island with two comprehensive full-day tours that will allow you to fully experience the island's rich cultural heritage. With the guidance of a knowledgeable local expert, you'll have the opportunity to discover the mesmerizing moai statues that have fascinated visitors for centuries. Learn about their history, significance, and the mysteries that surround them, as you marvel at their imposing presence. You'll enjoy delicious lunch on your first day of touring.

It can be tricky to find your way around remote Rapa Nui (Easter Island) on your own so let the experts lead the way. This 2-day small-group tour uncovers the island's secrets and ensures that you don't miss any of its highlights. Visit ancient archaeological sites, admire stunning natural wonders, and immerse yourself in Rapa Nui's unique Polynesian culture.

Rapa Nui (Easter Island) is challenging to get to, so make the most of your visit with a private and personalized experience. Over two days, enjoy direct access to the island's most-important sites, without waiting around for others. Immerse yourself in the island's rich heritage and gain deep insights into its culture that you wouldn't get on your own.

Get to know all of Easter Island’s essential sites on this immersive two-day private tour. You'll embark on a journey through time — from the legendary arrival of the first king, Hotu Matu'a, to the carving of the majestic moai statues, the deadly birdman competitions, and the eventual arrival of Christianity. By the end of the tour, you won’t just have visited Rapa Nui — you’ll understand it. You’ll return with insights, stories, and a sense of place that few travelers ever gain — practically an expert on this fascinating island.

We invite you to discover Rapa Nui in two days full of history, culture and unique landscapes! Through two Full Day tours you will tour the island from end to end, combining archaeological sites, volcanoes, caves, beaches and the emblematic moai to know the different facets of Rapa Nui. In "El Camino de los Moais" you will follow the story of these impressive figures, from their origin and construction process to the places where they were raised. A tour to understand their meaning, discover how they were created and know fundamental part of the history of the island. In "Ancient Rapa Nui" you will approach the traditions and way of life of the ancient Rapa Nui people. You will know their organization, beliefs and customs as you walk through scenarios that allow you to understand how they lived and how their culture developed over time. An experience to take you a deeper and more authentic look at Rapa Nui.

Poike is one of the most remote and least visited parts of Easter Island, far from the usual sightseeing routes. This private hike combines spectacular panoramic views with archaeological sites that are found nowhere else on the island. Along the way, discover Vai a Heva, an extraordinary face carved into the rock; rare moai carved from hard trachyte stone rather than the volcanic tuff used for most statues; and the dramatic Ana o Keke cave, hidden high in the cliffs and connected with ancient Rapa Nui traditions. From the summit of Poike, enjoy sweeping views across almost the entire island, all the way toward Rano Kau on the opposite coast. With a local guide bringing the legends, archaeology and landscape to life, this is an opportunity to experience a wild and little-visited side of Rapa Nui that most travelers never see.