Discover Easter Island, Native Rapa Nui

Ahu Akahanga - Rano Raraku - Ahu Tongariki - Ahu Nau Nau

in this Trip, You Will Visit Some Interesting Places On the Island, Including the Place Where Rapa Nui Natives are Believed to have Settled On the Island. to Begin the Sightseeing, You Will Depart from Hanga Roa’s Town with Your Easter Island Tour Guide At 9:30 Am, and Moves Towards the Southeast and Northeast Coasts of the Island.

then, the Next Stop is Ahu Akahanga. the Legend Tells that Hotu Matu’a (first King On this Island) is Buried in this Place. Here, the Remains of An Old Village with Stone Foundations of Boat Houses and Old Stone Ovens Can also Be Seen. Several Moai Statues are also Seen Here, Facing Up and Facing Down.

next, You Will See the Rano Raraku Volcanic Crater, Located On the Lower Slopes of Terevaka in Rapa Nui National Park. Here, You Can See Some 400 Plus Moai Statues and also the Crater Lakes Inside Rano Raraku.

then, You Will Pass By Ahu Tongariki, the Largest Ahu (stone Platform) On the Island. Here, There are 15 Moai Statues. You Can also See the Famed Paro Moai At Ahu Te Pito Kura, Which is the Largest Moai Statue Transported from the Rano Raraku Volcano Quarry and Erected Successfully On An Ahu.

then We Arrive At Ahu Nau Nau, An Archaeological Complex. According to Legends, the Origin of Rapa Nui Culture Began Here When Hotu Matu'a Established His Residence Here.

after This, Our Last Stop Will Be the Beautiful Sandy Beach of Anakena.

end this Trip with Return Back to Hanga Roa Town. if Interested, We Can also Make One More Stop At the Vaitea Farm.15-1015-3