2 Half Days & 2 Full Days Private Tours | OPTION A, Chile

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2 Half Days & 2 Full Days Private Tours | OPTION A, Chile, photo 4

2 Half Days & 2 Full Days Private Tours | OPTION A, Chile, photo 5

Maximize your time on this 2 half days & 2 full day tours combination. If you arrive at mid-day and leave on the fourth day this program is for you !

Cancellation policy

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Duration 4 days

Duration supplied by the experience provider.

Languages

English, Spanish

Group size

1–8 travelers

Full description

Description

Make the most of your time on Easter Island with this carefully curated 4-day tour package, designed for travelers arriving midday and leaving on the fourth day. This tour offers a comprehensive experience of Easter Island’s most iconic sites, combining cultural insights, historical exploration, and scenic views in an efficient yet relaxed itinerary.

Itinerary

Day 1 – Half Day Tour (4 hours)
🕑 Pick-up Time: at your hotel
📍Sites visited: Ahu Uri A’Urenga-Sebastian Englert Anthropological Museum-Catholic Church of Hanga Roa-Local Handcraft Market- Tahai Complex
Start your Easter Island experience by exploring the island’s cultural landmarks. Visit the Ahu Uri A’Urenga, the Sebastian Englert Museum, and the Catholic Church. End your tour with a visit to Tahai, where you can see the moai platforms facing the Pacific.

Day 2 – Full Day Tour (6 hours)
🕘 Pick-up Time: 09:00 at your hotel
📍Sites visited: Akahanga-Rano Raraku-Ahu Tongariki-Te Pito Kura (Navel of the World)- Anakena Beach + Ahu Nau Nau
Explore the southern coast of Easter Island, starting with the sacred site of Akahanga. Visit Ahu Tongariki, home to 15 impressive moai, and then explore the quarry of Rano Raraku, where nearly 400 moai are still in various stages of carving. After a delicious lunch, continue to Te Pito Kura (the Navel of the World) and end your day relaxing on Anakena Beach, where you can admire Ahu Nau Nau and its seven restored moai.

🍽️ Lunch included – Chicken or local fish, salads, rice, fruit, juice, and soft drinks

Day 3 – Full Day Tour (6 hours)
🕘 Pick-up Time: 09:00 at your hotel
📍Sites visited: Rano Kau Volcano-Orongo Ceremonial Village-Ahu A’Kivi-Puna Pau (Topknot Quarry)-Ahu Vinapu
Uncover the mysteries of Rapa Nui as you explore Rano Kau, a vibrant volcanic crater with a freshwater lake. Discover the ruins of Orongo, where the birdman rituals were celebrated. Visit Ahu A’Kivi, a platform with seven moai facing the sea, and explore Puna Pau, the quarry where moai topknots were crafted. Finish your day at Ahu Vinapu, famous for its intricate stonework.

Day 4 – Half Day Tour (3 hours)
🕕 Pick-up Time: 06:00 at your hotel
Ahu Tongariki (Sunrise)

📍Sites visited: Ahu Tongariki
Start your final day with a stunning sunrise at Ahu Tongariki, where the moai statues seem to come alive as the sun rises behind them. Enjoy a refreshing cup of coffee to enhance the experience before heading back to your hotel.

Who is this tour for?

Travelers with a limited stay who want to see the island's top highlights efficiently
Visitors arriving in the afternoon and departing on the fourth day
Culture enthusiasts eager to explore Rapa Nui’s archaeological and natural wonders
Those seeking a well-rounded Easter Island experience with expert guidance

Itinerary

Antropologic P. Sebastian Englert Museum. The Easter Island Museum is a place that houses more than 20,000 objects that tell the story of Rapa Nui and that have been discovered at different times.

Ahu Huri A'Urenga. Ahu restored by William Muloy. Its position looking at the winter solstice; its location inside the island and his 4 arms and hands continue to intrigue archaeologists to this day

Catholic Church. Regardless of the religion you practice, the Isla de. The Santa Cruz church is a perfect combination between both views of the world, and although inside you will recognize many figures, you will also notice that they are adapted to the traditional forms of the island.

Catholic Cemetery. Along with the church on the island, the cemetery is another perfect place to appreciate the mix between Christian and Rapa Nui culture. As you walk through the meadow, you will see several tombs adorned with items from both cultures. Crosses, crucifixes and moai statues will accompany your entire journey.

Tahai ceremonial complex

Akahanga

Te Pito Kura

Rano Raraku

Anakena

O'rongo village is located on one side of the Rano Kau volcano crater. Its spectacular scenic location, its archaeological and historic relevance, the diversity and complexity of the site, make Orongo village one of the most important attractions of the island. It's one of the two main sites on the island as in this place was celebrated the Birdman ceremony. It also has a visitor reception center with a permanent interpretive exhibition

Rano Kau. Located in the southwest side of the island the crater of this volcano is one of the most beautiful natural landscapes of Rapa Nui. With 1.5 Km large this crater is the biggest reserve of endemic flora of Rapa Nui and it lake served as an important source of drinking water in ancient times.

Ahu A'kivi

Puna Pau

Tongariki Sunrise

What’s included

Included

Guide
Meals: 1
Transfer
Private transportation from/to your hotel on the island
Private tour guide (Bilingual Spanish/English)
Reusable bottle with filtered Rapanui water - Aguas Vai Tea
Lunch option on day 2: Choice of chicken / local rapanui row fish; fresh salads, rice, fresh fruits, juices, mineral water / soft drinks

Not included

Lunch on days 1, 3, and 4
Rapa Nui National Park Ticket is required to do this tour (not included)
Where to buy the national ticket: Official website

Important information

Meeting point

Chile

Don’t forget

TOUR IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR CRUISE SHIP PASSENGERS / PORT AND TENDER PICK UP NOT AVAILABLE Confirmation will be received at the time of booking Not wheelchair accessible Most travelers can participate This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate Tour not available for cruise ship passengers Comfortable shoes and clothing A hat, cap, water, sunglasses, and plenty of sunscreen. Water (recommended 1 liter) National Park Ticket. We recommend bringing some cash with you, as there are places like Anakena and Rano Raraku where you can have a small snack.

Cancellation policy

Free cancellation if cancelled more than 696 hours before start. 50% charge if cancelled within 696 hours of start. 75% charge if cancelled within 240 hours of start.