Easter Island, eternal warmth

Abril 01, 2017

Low temperatures have arrived to our country and with this also come offers to travel to those places you always dreamed of. One of our favorites is and always will be Easter Island, and these cold months can be your opportunity to visit it and live an unforgettable experience. In addition to the tours of the Anakena and Ovahe beaches and enjoying the always luminous sunsets at the Ahu de Tahai, Easter Island is characterized for being a paradise full of mysteries and new paths to discover.

Sailing from the beach to the motus or islets where ancient ceremonies were performed today, it is possible to dive to enjoy one of the most recommended activities to do in Rapanui. Its waters are simply impressive, with a transparency that allows you to dive in the open sea without the need of equipment and immerse yourself in a world full of colorful fish and magical landscapes like nowhere else in our country.

The Rano Raraku volcano, with its impressive lagoon located in its crater of more than 250 meters deep, offers a unique spectacle for its visitors. It is worth enjoying the panoramic view of the Ahu Tongariki and Poike peninsulas.

In addition to this, the slopes of Rano Raraku is where the largest moai quarry of the island is located, with some statues that exceed 13 meters and of course, the largest moai of Rapa Nui, a giant of 21 meters that could not be finished. A must is to observe the island from more than 500 meters of altitude. You can do it through a walk or horseback ride that will take you to the top of Maunga Terevaka, the highest volcano in Rapa Nui. On its slopes you will be surprised by 80 volcanic lava caves and experience the silence and mysticism of this mysterious place.

Always surprising, Rapa Nui surrounds you with its magic. Let yourself be seduced and recharge your batteries with its vibrant energy.

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