• Ana Te Pahu - Discover one of Easter Island’s most extensive and spacious caves — a 200-meter lava tube showcasing remnants of its ancient residents. Enter from one side, traverse the tunnel, and exit on the opposite end, witnessing the blend of nature and history beneath the surface.
• Ahu Te Peu - Visit one of Easter Island’s most intact ancient villages, home to the island’s largest hare paenga (traditional houses) and features like manavai plantation gardens and chicken coops.

The ceremonial ahu platform here is notable for its craftsmanship — the stone blocks are cut to fit together more precisely than at most other locations. Several moai statues lie toppled around the site, remaining unrestored, providing an unfiltered, genuine look into Rapa Nui’s history.

• Ana Te Pora - Explore Ana Te Pora, a medium-sized lava tube nestled near the cliffs of Easter Island’s northwest coast. Its vaulted chamber features smooth walls and a narrow, stone-reinforced entrance designed for protection. Inside, a distinctive rectangular stone structure—resembling a bed or worktable—suggests the cave’s potential domestic or ceremonial use. Traverse the cave and exit through a natural opening on the other side.
• Ana Kakenga - Referred to as the “Cave of Two Windows,” Ana Kakenga is a striking lava tube situated on the cliffs of Easter Island’s northwest coast. The entrance is a narrow, vertical hole in the ground — modified by the island’s ancient inhabitants with stone walls to facilitate access and shield against the wind. Inside, the tunnel expands into a spacious chamber, with two lava-formed corridors leading to natural windows in the cliffside, offering stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and the offshore islet Motu Tautara.

• Local professional driver/guide
• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Hotel pickup/drop-off

• Gratuities
• Entrance fees
• Lunch
• Tour not available for cruise ship passengers

Explore the most secluded and breathtaking caves of Easter Island, locations that remain unseen by the majority of visitors. These shadowy lava tubes served as ancient dwellings, refuges, and holy sites. Within, discover stone beds, intricately carved entrances, and remnants of the island’s first settlers. Featuring stunning coastal vistas, challenging landscapes, and knowledgeable local guides, this tour provides a unique chance to engage with the hidden history of Rapa Nui in an authentic and immersive manner.

• The national park ticket will be admission ticket to the attractions
• The traveler will present the National Park Ticket to enter the attractions

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.