Ahu Akivi, Ahu Vinapu, and Puna Pau Archaeological Tour:

Embark on a 3.5-hour journey to explore the mysterious stone giants within the protected Rapa Nui National Park on Easter Island. This UNESCO World Heritage site features approximately 900 moai, statues carved from volcanic stone, believed to depict Rapa Nui ancestors and esteemed tribal leaders. Typically, moai stand 13 feet (4 meters) tall and weigh 14 tons (13 metric tons), with many positioned on ahu, or ceremonial platforms.

Visit Ahu Akivi to discover why its seven moai uniquely face the ocean. At Ahu Vinapu, learn how its Incan-like masonry suggests that Easter Island may have been visited earlier than commonly thought. Continue to Puna Pau to view pukao, or topknots, adorning several moai heads. Make a brief stop in the harbor town of Hanga Piko to see a restored ceremonial moai.

Tahai, Orongo, and Rano Kau Half-Day Tour:

Uncover the archaeological marvels on the island’s southwestern coast during this 3.5-hour tour. Stroll through the Tahai ceremonial complex, where restored moai of various sizes and shapes stand at the ahu of Ko Te Riku, Tahai, and Vai Uri. Inside the Ana Kai Tangata cave, located along the crashing surf, observe numerous bird motif petroglyphs and hear tales of the ancient ‘Tangata Manu’ ritual, where Rapa Nui men swam to a nearby islet in a race to collect the first egg laid by a sooty tern.

Enjoy breathtaking views of the Rano Kau volcano and its crater lake before proceeding to the village of Orongo, home to over 50 elliptical-shaped shale dwellings. Learn about the village’s significance in birdmen rites from the 17th to 19th centuries, and then explore the grounds independently.

Rano Raraku and Anakena Beach Full-Day Tour Including Lunch Tour:

Spend a full day exploring the southeastern and northeastern regions of Easter Island. Discover Ahu Akahanga in its original state and learn about its toppled moai scattered throughout the area. Then, visit Ahu Tongariki, the largest ceremonial site with 15 upright moai, restored after being devastated by a tsunami. At the Rano Raraku volcano and quarry, where the Rapa Nui sculpted moai, observe the hundreds of moai heads and partially visible torsos emerging from the grassy hills.

After enjoying a BBQ lunch (provided), proceed to Ahu Te Pito Kura to marvel at the tallest moai ever erected and a round magnetic stone known as the ‘navel of the world.’ Conclude the day at Anakena Beach, a stunning cove of white sand framed by coconut palm trees, believed to be the landing site of the island’s first Polynesian settlers. While blue waters and soft sand may be familiar, it’s not every day you can relax on a beach with the six remarkably well-preserved moai of Ahu Nau Nau behind you.

Important Note:

Tours must be scheduled on separate days. The ‘Ahu Akivi, Ahu Vinapu, and Puna Pau Archaeological Tour’ and ‘Tahai, Orongo, and Rano Kau Half-Day Tour’ are available on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. The ‘Rano Raraku and Anakena Beach Full-Day Tour Including Lunch Tour’ operates on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Choose your preferred day for each tour. At checkout, select the date for your Ahu Akivi tour and then specify the dates for the other tours in the special requirements box.

Enhance your Easter Island sightseeing with three popular tours focusing on the archaeological wonders of Rapa Nui. Each tour covers a distinct geographic area of Easter Island, and this Super Saver ensures you experience all the key attractions at a discounted rate. Register for each tour on a day of your choice (refer to the Important Note section below for operational days).

Points of Interest

• Rano Raraku

• Rano Kau

• Rapa Nui National Park

• Orongo

• Ahu Vinapu

• Anakena Beach

• Ahu Akivi

• Puna Pau

• Lunch (Anakena Beach day trip only)
• Transport by air-conditioned minivan or bus
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Professional guide

• Gratuities
• Food and drinks, unless specified
• Entrance fee to Rapa Nui National Park (56,000 Chilean pesos or 80 USD)

Save when you book three popular Easter Island tours to Ahu Akivi, Orongo and Anakena Beach. Visit famous ceremonial sites to admire mysterious ‘moai,’ stone giants carved by the indigenous Rapa Nui, on half-day and full-day trips available each day of the week. Archaeology lessons aren’t the only thing you’ll get out of this discounted package: walk the volcanic hills of Rano Raraku, ponder over birdmen paintings in the Ana Kai Tangata cave, wander about the shale-stone homes of Orongo village, and dig your toes into the white sand at Anakena beach.

• Remember that this excursion is not a private tour
• A minimum of 2 people per booking is required
• When visiting Anakena beach, it is recommended that you wear a bathing suit and bring a towel, sunglasses and sunscreen
• It is recommended that you bring water and snacks
• Note: Tours to Ahu Akivi and Orongo operate on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. The tour to Anakena Beach operates on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. You may choose which day to take each tour. At checkout, select the date of your Ahu Akivi tour and then fill in the date you want to take the other tours in the special requirements box
• Note: Port pickup is not available for this promo.

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