Tucked away between two rock formations, this little beach is a beauty! This beach was way less... read more
Tucked away between two rock formations, this little beach is a beauty! This beach was way less... read more
A very good place to relax. There is tables for a picnic. It is also the birthplace of the rapa nui... read more
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Tucked away between two rock formations, this little beach is a beauty! This beach was way less busy than Anakena. We are so glad we found this one first and spent some time here. It was peaceful and relaxing with fairly tame waters. This was...More
A very good place to relax. There is tables for a picnic. It is also the birthplace of the rapa nui culture. There is some restored moaïs on the site. The beach is not to big but with white sand. Very popular with local people.
Definitely a must see beach on easter island as there aren't many beach areas on the island. It's the typical south pacific beautiful that you'd hope for and expect. Not monitored so be careful.
If you need to spend a day at a beach, this is it. It has full amenities. However, like all places on Easter Island, there are a set of Moai statues on a platform facing Awalt from the water.
Ovahe is a small private cove on the other side of a spit of land from the more famous Anakena beach and maoi's. The beach is served by a short 300m dirt road which is in poor condition so 4x4 or quad bikes are advised....More
First: it's kind of tricky to get here if you're driving with no guide. What worked for me: went first to Anakena and there I asked the locals how to get to Ovahe. I got there in 3 minutes but there are no signs. I...More
We were with my family just for 5 min. There because it's cloused for tourists, I think its for some risk on the beach.
Beautiful beach with less waves than Anakena making it great for swimming. Access is by climbing over large rocks & is there unsuitable for kids/elderly.
Although there is a larger beach (Anakena) nearby this gem is one not to be missed. It is al little tricky to find as there are no signs along the road, but if you can happen to find it and climb over the lava rocks...More
Ovahe is just down the coast from Easter Island's only other beach, at Anakena, a relatively easy climb down from the parking area. The beach itself is very small, in a sheltered cove, and the swimming is easier than at Anakena becasue of athe lack...More
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