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Easter Island

Rapa Nui National Park occupies almost half of Easter Island which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is here that the famed Moai statues can be revered. These statues represent a past culture that has heavily influenced that of the present.

Surfing is the most popular athletic activity, and all resources needed to get started can be found on the island. Off the coast of Easter Island some of the clearest water in the world can be found. This creates the perfect conditions for diving, discovering underwater species, and mapping out the architecture of the sea with its many caves, cliffs, and arches.

Different types of lodging are available, and the selection is continuously growing. When arriving back at your hotel after a full day of exploring, modern services, like the internet, can reconnect you to the outside world. In addition to being your home during your stay in Chile, hotels and restaurants organize events to showcase the unique culture of rapa nui.

Easter Island has a fresh and delicious cuisine representing their relationship with the sea, as seafood makes up a great deal of their menus, particularly tuna.

In the summer join the whole island in celebrating at the Tapati summer festival. Dancing, sports, music, food, body painting and more will make you feel more than welcome. It will make you feel like a local.