• Ahu Vaihu - A platform featuring 8 moais beside an ancestral bay used by fishermen, showcasing the representative sample “Poko Manu Mea” of Rapa Nui villages and customs.

• Ahu Akahanga - View the remnants of an ancient village near a small bay.

• Rano Raraku - Known as the Moai factory, it houses approximately 400 unfinished statues.

• Ahu Tongariki - The largest platform (ahu) in Polynesia, featuring 15 upright moai facing away from the ocean.

• Ahu Te Pito Kura - Home to the magnetic stone and the tallest moai.

• Ahu Nau Nau - A stunning platform with 7 moai located 150 meters inland from Anakena beach.

• Anakena Beach - Officially named Hanga Rau o Te Ariki, this beach is where the story of King Hotu Matu’a’s arrival is told.

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• Lunch
• Ticket to the National Park value Chileans
• National Park Entrance Ticket value Foreigners

We provide expert tour guidance and aim to ensure positive tour experiences. Our expeditions focus on unexploited locations, strictly adhering to allowed access and regulations. As an agency, we donate a portion of our earnings to fund sports and physical activities on the island, thereby supporting the local economy. Our partnered guides ensure minimal environmental impact at all parks and respect the boundaries of each archaeological site, safeguarding the unique landscape of Rapa Nui. Our tour includes guided access to all specified locations; however, the entrance fee to the archaeological sites IS NOT INCLUDED. These tickets can be acquired from Ma ́u Henua, an indigenous community responsible for park administration.

• Before starting the first day of the excursion, travelers must have their ticket to the national park. This can be purchased in person at the Ma’u Henua offices or at the following link https://www.rapanuinationalpark.com/pages/compra-de-tickets

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