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Anakena Beach
2,633 reviews
"One of the top sights in Easter Island - a beautiful beach, well preserved Maoi, and palm trees, with a gentle breeze.""Paved with grass, palm trees and sand, the colors blend marvelously creating a sight to behold, and to add to this the Moai guarding the beach provide an excellent pocket of genuine easter island experience."
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Orongo
1,459 reviews
"Most interesting history about the Birdman cult where you can view the islands where the swimmers went to acquire the bird eggs and see the structures that the islanders lived in on the island.""This is the ceremonial village where the villages held the Birdman competition to retrieve the 1st tern egg from an island across the Mata Nui inlet."
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Ahu Akivi
549 reviews
"It is a particularly sacred place which has seven moais, all of more or less equal shapes and sizes, and is also known as a celestial observatory that was set up around the 16th century.""A particular feature of the site, is that the statues exactly face the sunset during the Spring Equinox and their backs face the sunrise during the autumn Equinox; how impressive is that?"
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Ana Kakenga
166 reviews
"Climb down into the entrance to see the end of the cave, a hole that opens onto a sheer cliff face - very high up.""The hike is scenic along the ocean and through a herd of cows... Our guide the previous day, Nuku does a half or full day cave & lava tube tour that would be great if you were on the island multiple days."
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Ahu Te Pito Kura
372 reviews
"See the largest mo’ai statue transported from the Rano Raraku volcano quarry and erected successfully on an ahu with is voluminous headdresses carved and transferred from the quarry of Puna Pau from the opposite e...""Te Pito Kura meaning “Navel of the Earth” is a perfectly round sacred stone which was brought by King Hotu Matua around 450 A.D, from the home island of Hiva."
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Ahu Vaihu
187 reviews
"In front of the platform, you will see a large round circle named paina , after the ceremony that used to take place inside it.""This site is unique in that it has really good examples of the 'greenhouses' that the early cultures built (and some of the modern citizens still do) and how they used similar understanding to the Incas in their c..."
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Ana Te Pahu
176 reviews
"Located on the foothill of the Maunga Terevaka, it is the largest cavern on the island and the best example of these large volcanic tubes.""Bring water for the possibly hot hike, good sturdy walking/climbing shoes, and a light source (either flashlight or cell-phone flashlight), as some areas of the cave are quite dark and you will need light to find..."
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