Private tour of the Moai factory

On this tour you will travel through a large part of the island, discovering the west coast, a place with incredible and unique archaeological treasures that tell the history and splendor of the Rapa Nui civilization.
You will visit the most emblematic places of the island, including the largest moais of Polynesia, the Ahu Tongariki, as well as Rano Raraku, the mythical place where the moais were made, among many others.
Discover the beginning, the peak and the fall of the civilization, as well as civil conflicts.

Description
Itinerary
Collection

What is included in the price?

Private transportation
Certified native guide.

Exclusions

Food and beverage
Entrance fee to the national park. This has a value of approximately 80 dollars per person.
Lunch
Appetizers

Important Notes

Wheelchair accessible.
Accessible for baby seat or stroller.
Animals or pets are allowed.
Children should sit on the lap.
Baby seats available
No public transportation nearby
Wheelchair accessible
To access our tours we will only need confirmation of payment from the platform. For tickets to the national park, we can accompany you to get your tickets at the park office, however, it is the tourist’s responsibility to have their own.
We will pick you up from the hotel or place where you will be staying 15 to 10 minutes before the scheduled time. The guide will carry an identification card with the logo and name of the company for easy identification.

What do I need to bring?

For the full day tour to the iconic sites of Rapa Nui, it is recommended to bring:

Comfortable walking shoes.
Lightweight and breathable clothing.
Sun protection (sunscreen, cap, sunglasses)
Water and snacks
Camera or phone for photos.
A jacket or windbreaker (for changeable weather)
A reusable bag for personal items or any trash.

Cancellation Policy

We will charge a 100% cancellation fee if you cancel your reservation 1 day or more before the start of the event.
We will charge a 0% cancellation fee if you cancel your reservation 1000 days or more before the start of the event.

More information

Type of experience: Private Tour / Activity
Book in advance: Reservation closing time: 4 hours
Duration: 6 hours
Difficulty: easy

Archaeological Remains

We will visit archaeological remains that narrate the history and behavior of the Rapa Nui people during the height of their civilization.

Ahu One Makihi

We will explore the place where the first king of the island, Hotu Matu’a, lived his last years. This site is noted for:

An incredible ahu with unrestored fallen moai.
Unique details in their natural state.

It is the perfect prelude to visit the moai factory located on the Rano Raraku volcano.

Ahu Tongariki: The Stone Giants

Visit the largest construction on Easter Island, the Ahu Tongariki, which includes:

15 majestic moai.
An altar 100 meters long.
A unique landscape in the world.

The natives say: “If you don’t know this ahu, then you don’t know Easter Island”.

Rano Raraku: The Moai Quarry

Discover Rano Raraku, the legendary quarry of Rapa Nui, where:

Dozens of moai heads emerge from the earth.
There are vestiges of where the giants were sculpted.

Ovahe: The Hidden Beach

Ovahe is a white sandy beach, surrounded by towering red scoria cliffs. Its compact size makes it look postcard perfect.

Anakena: Coral Beach

Relax in Anakena, a beach full of history and natural beauty. Here you can enjoy:

Archaeological sites and an imposing ahu.
Crystal clear waters and beautiful palm trees.

It is the legendary place where the Rapa Nui civilization began.

Vaihú: The Ancestral Ceremonial Site

Visit Vaihú, an ancient ceremonial site on the south coast of Rapa Nui, famous for:

Its fallen moai.
Traditional stone platforms that reflect the rich cultural heritage of the island.

Ana Akahanga: The King’s Cave

Visit Ana Akahanga, an important archaeological site believed to be the burial place of the island’s first king, Hotu Matu’a.

Tongariki: The Stone Giants

Discover again the majesty of the Ahu Tongariki, with 15 moai lined up facing the Pacific Ocean, one of the most iconic sites of Rapa Nui.

Rano Raraku: The Quarry

Explore the Rano Raraku quarry, where almost all of the island’s moai were carved. Here you will find:

Hundreds of statues in different stages of construction.
Some statues are still partially buried in the volcanic slopes.

Te Pito Kura: The Navel of the World

Visit Te Pito Kura, a sacred site known for:

A huge fallen moai.
The mystical “Navel of the World” stone, which is believed to have spiritual and magnetic energy.

Anakena: The Coral Sand Beach

Anakena combines natural beauty and history. This legendary landing point of the island’s first settlers is known for:

Its white sand and beautiful palm trees.
The majestic moai that guard the beach.

Note: Pick-up will take place 15 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time.

We offer pick-ups at the following locations for your experience:

Altiplanico Rapa Nui
Easter Island Eco Lodge
explore Rapa Nui
Hanana’s Residential Mata Vai Rahi
Hanga Piko
Hanga Roa harbor
Hare Maea
Marari Rapanui Hostel
Pipihoreko Guesthouse
Hotel Gomero
Hotel Hotu Matua
Hotel Maea Hare Repa
Hotel Manavai
Hotel Manutara
Hotel Oceania Rapa Nui
Ohana Hotel
Hotel Ohana Rapa Nui
Hotel Puku Vai
Taha Tai Hotel
Tiare Pacific Hotel
Tea Nui Hotel and Cabins
Hotumatua
Iorana Hotel
Kaimana Inn Hotel & Restaurant
The Hatirenga House
Mana Nui Inn
Martin and Anita Hotel
Mataveri Intl Airport
Motu Umanga – Hotel Hare Uta
Nayara Hangaroa
O’tai Hotel
Taura’a Hotel

Individual Price:

From: USD $ 197