Enjoy an authentic Rapa Nui cultural evening featuring a traditional buffet dinner and live dance performance. Begin with hotel pickup and a warm welcome including a cocktail and native body painting with kiea (washable paint). Witness the opening ceremony of the Umu, the ancestral underground oven, before indulging in a buffet dinner with local specialties. Then, experience an energetic 1.5-hour cultural dance show showcasing the spirit of Rapa Nui. After the show, guests can meet and take photos with the dancers and musicians before returning to their hotel. Includes: Buffet dinner, bilingual guide (Spanish & English), round-trip transportation, Aku Aku assistance. Not included: Restaurant tips.

Follow the legendary path of Hotu Matu’a, the first king of Rapa Nui, and explore the island’s most iconic archaeological sites. Departing from Hanga Roa, the journey begins at Ahu Akahanga — the “Platform of the King” — believed to be Hotu Matu’a’s burial site. Continue to Rano Raraku Volcano and quarry, where nearly 400 moai were carved from volcanic rock, and visit Ahu Tongariki, the island’s largest platform with fifteen majestic statues. The tour proceeds to Ahu Te Pito Kura, home to the tallest standing moai, and to the nearby magnetic stone “Te Pito o Te Henua,” known as the Navel of the World. Finally, visit Ahu Nau Nau and the beautiful Anakena Beach, where Hotu Matu’a is said to have first landed.

Experience the magic of Easter Island at dawn with this unforgettable tour to Ahu Tongariki, home to the island’s largest ceremonial platform and its fifteen majestic moai. Departing early from your hotel, we’ll head to the eastern coast to witness the sunrise behind these iconic statues — one of the most breathtaking sights on the island. This tour includes round-trip transportation, bilingual guide (Spanish/English), and Aku Aku online assistance. Note: National Park ticket, meals, and beverages are not included.

(Not suitable for claustrophobic participants) Embark on a unique horseback adventure across the volcanic landscapes of Easter Island and explore three of its most fascinating underground sites: Ana Kakenga, Ana Te Pora, and Ana Te Pahu. Ride along scenic trails accompanied by a certified local guide, and discover ancient volcanic tubes that form kilometers of subterranean caves. Each site has its own charm — Ana Kakenga opens toward the sea through two natural windows on a cliff, Ana Te Pora features a vast inner chamber, and Ana Te Pahu, located in the Roiho area, was once used as a refuge by the Rapa Nui people. Inside, you can observe traces of ancient kitchens, crops, and petroglyphs. After exploring these remarkable sites, return by horseback to the starting point, where the group will be transferred back to their hotels.