Categoría: Tourism
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4 main sports of Tapati Rapa Nui: tradition and culture
Explore the main sports of Tapati Rapa Nui, from Haka Pei to Vaka Ama. Learn about the competitions, local culture, and traditions of Easter Island.
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Diving and Snorkeling in Rapa Nui: A Complete Guide to 9 Marine Species
Diving in Rapa Nui takes place in some of the clearest waters on the planet. With no rivers, no sediment, and almost zero pollution, visibility easily exceeds 40 meters (130 ft) and can reach up to 60 meters (200 ft) on calm days. It is not just about clarity. Beneath the surface lies an isolated…
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Surfing in Rapa Nui: The Ultimate 2026 Guide to Waves, Seasons, and Champions
Surfers arriving in Rapa Nui encounter a 163 km² landmass rising in the middle of the South Pacific. There is no barrier to temper the swell; southern and southwestern swells slam into the cliffs and reefs with full force, meaning a two-meter wave here hits much harder than one of the same height on the…
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Private tours on Rapa Nui with a local guide from Easter Island Travel
Discover Rapa Nui (Easter Island) through private tours designed to experience its history, nature, and culture in an authentic way. Explore moai, volcanoes, caves, and ancient villages without crowds, with exclusive experiences tailored to your time and travel style.
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Rano Raraku: The Moai Quarry
Rano Raraku in Rapa Nui: discover the moai quarry, its history, what to see, how to visit it, and practical tips for exploring one of the most impressive archaeological sites within Rapa Nui National Park
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International Dance Day in Rapa Nui and Polynesia 2026
International Dance Day in Rapa Nui: discover the Polynesian connection, the Sau Sau, the Hoko, and the living ancestral traditions of the Pacific.
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Rapa Nui: What to See Beyond the Moai
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.
