There are so many amazing sites in Easter Island. Rano Raraku must be amongst the top 3. Many mysterious Moais are located everywhere in different positions in this site with faces up and down. After visiting this site, you will have even more questions to...More

To us this was the best tour of Easter Island. You see the monuments in various states of construction, from being carved out of the rock to fully finished, to a few that apparently broke down during transportation and were left there. Best of all...More

The standing moais (much of the bottoms of which are buried under several feet of earth) are almost like a "showroom". We could imagine the ancient islander nobles visiting here to choose which statue to erect to honor their recently-departed ancestor! This site gives your...More

It is a complex with quite a few Moai in different positions . A walk around ,at least an hour is helping you to understand this special fenomenon called Easter Island

When my wife and I were planning our journey to Easter Island, I knew that visiting the Moai sites would be breathtaking. However, seeing them in person was truly a spiritual experience. Of all of the sites I visited, Rano Raraku slightly edged out the...More

It is a 2 h visit to a place you can see how the old ones made the moais. It is also called the Moai factory. You can also visit the crater of a volcano. Most enjoyable. Do not touch the statues!!

This is where the moaïs where made, almost on an industrial scale. The technical sqills and engenering are most impressive. Out of a thousand, four hundred are still there. I would suggest a local guide that can explain the history of the site, you will...More

Along with Ahu Tongariki this is the most spectacular place to visit on Easter Island. It is known as the quarry as it is here where the statues were carved, extracted and transported to everywhere else. What is most cool is how you find statues...More

This place shows you how Moabs were made. You must come see this place. This is the quarry. Walk around. You will see a kneeling moab on the far end of the quarry, don't miss that.

This is the hidden star of the Easter Island. Sure Ahu Tahai and Tongariki gets all the attention for being the best sunrise, sunset spot, but their positioning isn't that special when you look around all the different moais in the island. But Rano Rakaku...More