Discover the rich cultural tapestry of Rapa Nui with this immersive full-day tour along the island’s south coast. Journey through stories passed down by generations and explore iconic sites that make this land legendary.
Discover the rich cultural tapestry of Rapa Nui with this immersive full-day tour along the island’s south coast. Journey through stories passed down by generations and explore iconic sites that make this land legendary.
Imagine stepping into a landscape where the silent faces of Moai stand watch over a history that's echoed through generations. The full-day tour of Rapa Nui’s south coast leads adventure seekers into the heart of island lore, where each stone seems to whisper age-old secrets. The journey begins at Vaihu, a village frozen in time, where visitors can envision the lifestyle of ancient Polynesians. Next, explorers delve into the dormant volcano of Rano Raraku, the cradle of Moai, surrounded by the unfinished carvings of these iconic figures. The dramatic coast unfolds further at Tongariki, home to the island's largest array of Moai, standing stoically beneath the vast sky. En route to Pito Kura, travelers encounter the rock brought by King Hotu Matua, believed to hold great mana. End the day with a swim at Anakena Beach, where palm-lined shores meet the Pacific—a reminder of the island's idyllic reputation. This tour is a tapestry of legend and landscape, offering an immersion into the living history of Rapa Nui, where ancient traditions continue to thrive amidst the windswept landscape.
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Operated by Agencia de Turismo NCP · Hanga Roa, Isla de Pascua
Imagine stepping into a landscape where the silent faces of Moai stand watch over a history that's echoed through generations. The full-day tour of Rapa Nui’s south coast leads adventure seekers into the heart of island lore, where each stone seems to whisper age-old secrets. The journey begins at Vaihu, a village frozen in time, where visitors can envision the lifestyle of ancient Polynesians. Next, explorers delve into the dormant volcano of Rano Raraku, the cradle of Moai, surrounded by the unfinished carvings of these iconic figures. The dramatic coast unfolds further at Tongariki, home to the island's largest array of Moai, standing stoically beneath the vast sky. En route to Pito Kura, travelers encounter the rock brought by King Hotu Matua, believed to hold great mana. End the day with a swim at Anakena Beach, where palm-lined shores meet the Pacific—a reminder of the island's idyllic reputation. This tour is a tapestry of legend and landscape, offering an immersion into the living history of Rapa Nui, where ancient traditions continue to thrive amidst the windswept landscape.
easy.
3–5 hours.
Perfect for those needing only minimal physical exertion.
Yes, the pristine waters of Anakena Beach are open for swimming.
Yes, the tour is suitable for all ages and perfect for families.
Snacks and soda are provided, but it's recommended to bring additional food.
Bring sunscreen, a hat, water, and a camera to capture the stunning views.
The Moai statues were carved between 1250 and 1500 AD, representing vital ancestral figures.
Efforts are focused on preserving the unique ecological and archaeological features of Rapa Nui.
Agencia de Turismo NCP operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




Imagine stepping into a landscape where the silent faces of Moai stand watch over a history that's echoed through generations. The full-day tour of Rapa Nui’s south coast leads adventure seekers into the heart of island lore, where each stone seems to whisper age-old secrets. The journey begins at Vaihu, a village frozen in time, where visitors can envision the lifestyle of ancient Polynesians. Next, explorers delve into the dormant volcano of Rano Raraku, the cradle of Moai, surrounded by the unfinished carvings of these iconic figures. The dramatic coast unfolds further at Tongariki, home to the island's largest array of Moai, standing stoically beneath the vast sky. En route to Pito Kura, travelers encounter the rock brought by King Hotu Matua, believed to hold great mana. End the day with a swim at Anakena Beach, where palm-lined shores meet the Pacific—a reminder of the island's idyllic reputation. This tour is a tapestry of legend and landscape, offering an immersion into the living history of Rapa Nui, where ancient traditions continue to thrive amidst the windswept landscape.
Imagine stepping into a landscape where the silent faces of Moai stand watch over a history that's echoed through generations. The full-day tour of Rapa Nui’s south coast leads adventure seekers into the heart of island lore, where each stone seems to whisper age-old secrets. The journey begins at Vaihu, a village frozen in time, where visitors can envision the lifestyle of ancient Polynesians. Next, explorers delve into the dormant volcano of Rano Raraku, the cradle of Moai, surrounded by the unfinished carvings of these iconic figures. The dramatic coast unfolds further at Tongariki, home to the island's largest array of Moai, standing stoically beneath the vast sky. En route to Pito Kura, travelers encounter the rock brought by King Hotu Matua, believed to hold great mana. End the day with a swim at Anakena Beach, where palm-lined shores meet the Pacific—a reminder of the island's idyllic reputation. This tour is a tapestry of legend and landscape, offering an immersion into the living history of Rapa Nui, where ancient traditions continue to thrive amidst the windswept landscape.