We will start touring the south coast of the island making the first stop in Vaihu to visit a Rapa Village Interpretive Nui where houses, ovens and chicken coops are shown which were typical constructions of each family in the antiquity. Then we will continue towards the Ahu Akahanga where you will be able to see a platform with 12 moais and a typical village unrestored Rapanui with remains of houses, old ovens and a little cave. We will continue east to visit Ahu Tongariki, one of the most famous platforms on the island as it It has 15 restored moais. Continuing with the journey we will stop at the Rano Raraku volcano we will walk approximately 1 hour to see more than 400 moais that They were in different stages of carving. they will know the history of the carving and transfer of the statues. We end up at “Anakena” beach with original white sands. coral and turquoise waters. has the Ahu NauNau and Ahu Ature Huki, which were the scenes of great discoveries.

Orongo

We will depart our visit to Ahu Vinapu to see the wall of the Ahu Tahira very similar to the Inca walls. You will be able to see a moai made of red slag that could be representing a woman with two heads. Continuing with the tour we will go up by car to the Volcano Rano Kau, which has the largest and most beautiful crater on the island. The view is impressive and the sea that surrounds the people will make you feel in the navel of the world. To learn about the history of the island before the arrival of the Catholic missionaries we will go to the village Orongo ceremony. Here we can know in detail the competition of the Bird Man or Tangata Manu that lasted more than 2 centuries and that ended approximately in 1864. This activity consisted of going to the islet Motu Nui in search of the bird's egg Manutara to be proclaimed king or leader of the island. Back in town you can enjoy a beautiful sunset, full of of colors sitting in front of the Ahu Tahai or anywhere close to the sea