An experience designed to witness one of the most awe-inspiring moments on Rapa Nui. Before dawn, we will set out for the island’s east coast to watch as the first rays of sunlight slowly illuminate the fifteen moai at Ahu Tongariki, creating a scene of profound beauty and spirituality.

In the silence of the morning, facing the Pacific Ocean and surrounded by the majesty of the island’s most iconic ceremonial site, we will experience a unique and unforgettable moment.

An exploration of Rapa Nui’s underground world, traversing ancient volcanic caves formed by the lava flows that gave rise to the island. This experience allows you to discover hidden spaces steeped in history, offering refuge and a connection to the ancestral Rapanui way of life.

During the hike, we will visit various caves in the Roiho area, including Ana Te Pahu, known as the banana cave, and Ana Kakenga, famous for its two natural windows opening onto the Pacific Ocean.

A trek along the southern flank of Rapa Nui’s most imposing volcano, following little-traveled trails between cliffs, volcanic landscapes, and sweeping views of the ocean. This experience offers a unique perspective on Rano Kau, blending nature, archaeology, and contemplation.

The tour begins at Ahu Tahira and proceeds to Vai A Tare, a natural viewpoint from which you can see the volcano’s majestic crater and the three ceremonial islets: Motu Nui, Motu Iti, and Motu Kao-Kao—key sites in the history of Tangata Manu.

A hike to the highest point on Rapa Nui, traversing vast open landscapes where the ocean stretches out in every direction. This trek offers a serene and contemplative experience, ideal for connecting with the island’s vastness and unique geography.

The ascent to Terevaka combines gentle slopes with extraordinary panoramic views, culminating in a 360° vista where you can take in the entirety of Rapa Nui emerging from the middle of the Pacific.

An expedition to one of the most remote and enigmatic areas of Rapa Nui. This trek leads to Puakatiki, the summit of the Poike volcano, at the northeastern tip of the island, where the open landscape, the sense of isolation, and the raw power of nature combine to create a unique experience.

Poike is considered the oldest volcanic area on Rapa Nui and retains a distinct atmosphere, marked by its remoteness, silence, and extraordinary views of the ocean and the island.

A scenic hike along Rapa Nui’s most pristine and remote coastline, where nature remains untouched and the island’s ancient past emerges among cliffs, coves, and ancient ceremonial sites. This experience is designed for those who wish to discover the island from an authentic and profound perspective.

The trail begins in the Roiho area, continues through Hanga O Teo amid open landscapes facing the Pacific, and ends at Anakena, the island’s most iconic beach.

A journey through the heart of Rapa Nui, where ancient ceremonial sites and serene landscapes reveal a lesser-known side of the island. This experience invites you to discover places of profound historical significance in Rapa Nui culture, linked to megalithic art, astronomy, and ancestral life.

We will visit the Puna Pau quarry, the source of the pukao that crowned the moai; Ahu Akivi, the only platform whose moai face the ocean; and Ana Te Pahu, a vast volcanic cave used as a refuge and a place of communal life.

A tour of the southern part of Rapa Nui, where volcanic landscapes and ancient traditions gave rise to one of the island’s most fascinating legends: the Tangata Manu, the ceremonial birdman. This experience combines breathtaking nature, sacred history, and unforgettable views of the Pacific.

During the day, we will explore ancient ceremonial platforms, the majestic Rano Kau crater, and the ceremonial village of Orongo, the central setting for one of the most important rituals of Rapanui culture.

An experience dedicated to discovering the ancestral energy that still dwells within the great monuments of Rapa Nui. This tour brings together three of the island’s most striking sites, where the majesty of the moai, the power of tradition, and natural beauty come together with unique intensity.

We will visit the sacred quarry of Rano Raraku, where the moai were born; Ahu Tongariki, the island’s most imposing ceremonial platform; and Anakena, a white-sand beach linked to the origins of the Rapanui people.

A journey inspired by the mystical vision of Haumaka, whose dream led to the discovery of Rapa Nui. This tour invites you to explore the heart of the island, where majestic volcanoes, ancient ceremonial sites, and inland landscapes reveal the spiritual and cultural depth of the land.

Throughout the day, we will visit the imposing Rano Kau crater, the ceremonial village of Orongo, and various archaeological sites that connect tradition, astronomy, and ancestral heritage.

Places to visit: Rano Kau · Orongo · Ahu Tahira · Ahu Akivi · Ahu Uri A Urenga · Puna Pau

An expedition inspired by the ancestral route of Rapa Nui’s first ariki, traveling along the island’s east and north coasts amid ceremonial ruins, volcanic landscapes, and founding myths. This journey connects some of the most significant archaeological sites with the serenity of Anakena, the legendary cradle of the Rapanui settlement.

During the journey, we will visit ancient ceremonial platforms, the sacred quarry where hundreds of moai rest, natural formations steeped in symbolism, and open vistas facing the Pacific.

Places to visit: Akahanga · Rano Raraku · Ahu Tongariki · Te Pito Kura · Papa Vaka · Anakena

A tour designed to discover the essence of Rapa Nui through its most iconic landscapes, ceremonial sites, and scenes of extraordinary beauty. This itinerary brings together the island’s must-see destinations, combining history, archaeology, and nature into a profound and unforgettable experience.

Throughout the day, we will visit ancient ceremonial centers, sacred platforms, and ancestral quarries where the moai were born, ending by the sea at the iconic Anakena Beach.

Places to visit: Orongo · Ahu Akivi · Rano Raraku · Ahu Tongariki · Ahu Nau Nau · Anakena