Categoría: Heritage
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Rapa Nui: Discovering What Photos Don’t Tell You
Rapa Nui is far more than moai statues. It is living history, ancestral engineering, and one of the world’s most extraordinary cultural landscapes. Discover lesser-known sites, explore its archaeological depth, and experience the island through private tours tailored to you.
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Exploring Ahu Nau Nau in Hanga Rau, Anakena: The Best-Preserved Legacy of Rapa Nui
Explore Ahu Nau Nau in Anakena, one of the best-preserved moai platforms in Rapa Nui. Discover its archaeological significance, the legacy of the Miru clan, and the meaning behind its pukao and coral eyes within Rapa Nui National Park. Perfect for planning your visit with an accredited guide.
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Sunrise vs Sunset in Rapa Nui: Sunrise at Tongariki or Sunset at Tahai?
Sunrise at Tongariki or sunset at Tahai? Discover what to choose in Rapa Nui and experience the moai with context, history, and the island’s best light.
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First Days of Tapati Rapa Nui 2026: A Guide to Understanding the Festival from the Inside
Tapati Rapa Nui 2026 begins with ritual, culture, competitions and community, offering visitors a deep and authentic way to experience Rapa Nui.
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Tapati Rapa Nui Sports: Living History, Identity, and Culture in Motion
Every February, Rapa Nui comes alive with one of the most important cultural celebrations in Polynesia: Tapati Rapa Nui. For visitors, it is much more than a festival—it is a unique opportunity to witness ancestral traditions, physical strength, competition, and deep cultural pride. Among the most impressive aspects of Tapati are its traditional extreme sports:…
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Rapa Nui National Park: protection, heritage, and living culture
Rapa Nui National Park is one of the most iconic cultural sites in the world. Its value lies not only in the extraordinary number of archaeological remains it preserves, but also in the fact that it is living evidence of a unique civilization that developed in geographic isolation for more than a thousand years. A…
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Horseback Riding in Rapa Nui: Explore the Most Remote Island in the Pacific on Horseback
An authentic way to discover the island’s ancestral territory Horseback riding in Rapa Nui is one of the most traditional and respectful ways to explore the island. Riding a horse across this remote corner of the Pacific—one of the most isolated inhabited places on Earth—offers a deeper understanding of its geography, history, and strong connection…
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The Weather in Rapa Nui Month by Month: What’s the Best Time to Visit?
Visiting Rapa Nui (Easter Island) means diving into unique landscapes, ancient moai, stunning beaches, and a fascinating living culture. But one key factor that can make your experience unforgettable —and comfortable— is understanding its weather. Rapa Nui has an oceanic – subtropical climate with mild variations, but rain can appear throughout the year. Below, you’ll…
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Polynesian Canoeing and the Beginning of the Va’a Pan American Championship in Rapa Nui
Sport, Culture, and Polynesian Spirit in the Heart of the Pacific Polynesian canoeing, known in Rapa Nui as Va’a, is far more than a sport—it is a living symbol of the maritime history that connected the peoples of the Pacific for centuries. Every stroke honors the ancestors who crossed vast oceans guided only by the…
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Moai Kava Kava: An encounter with the unexpected
If you ever walk into a house, museum or workshop on Rapa Nui, you might come across a thin wooden figure, with clearly marked ribs and a deep stare. It’s the Moai Kava Kava, one of the most iconic and mysterious carved figures of Rapanui art. Unlike the large stone moai that face the sea,…