This one is just a rock but apparently a very significant rock. They believed that blowing across the holes would make a sound that would attract fish. The rock was so important that it would be taken as spoils of war. There's not much to...More

Pu O Hiro is really just a rock with some holes and a few carvings, the name Pu O Hiro translates to “Hiro's Trumpet” and when blown, is believed to attract fish in close to the cost. While I can understand the interest in protecting...More

If you love the warm water, if you like walking, if you want to dive, if you love history, archaeology and adventure, you must visit Easter island. You won't be disappointed.

Ok, this is just a small site, but if you’re one the way, why not stopping here? All you will see here it’s a “rock that sings”, a sort of stone trumpet that was used also to attract fishes, according to the native tales. For...More

Everything in Easter Island is worth a stop and a photo op. My boyfriend and I rented a car for 2 days and made sure to take as many photos and stop at as many places as we could and I'm so glad we didn't...More

Stopped as I was driving past stone with faded petroglyphs. Fenced off and really you miss nothing too much if you don't stop.

This is a unique archaeological site that has limited appeal to people stopping by as it is basically a medium sized rock with some holes in it. Not a must see but if you have time for sure stop in and read the signs and...More