Make Make is the creator god of the world according to the Rapa Nui culture. The transcendence of this supreme being has remained throughout history, so the memory of him is still very much alive on Easter Island. Who … Read more
The edition of the Tapati Rapa Nui Festival 2022, like the previous year, will only be held for one week and without the presence of tourists. On this page you will find all the information. Definitive Tapati 2022 dates … Read more
The A Vere moai, known as the “traveling moai”, is located at the entrance to Tongariki and is one of the most photographed statues on Easter Island. Know its history. The Guardian of Tongariki A singular statue welcomes the … Read more
The manutara is the sacred bird worshiped by the ancient inhabitants of Rapa Nui during the bird-man ritual or Tangata Manu that took place in the ceremonial village of Orongo. Know the legend and the stories that emerged from … Read more
The concept of boutique hotel emerged, in the late 80s in New York, as an alternative to large hotel chains aimed at mass tourism. Then, some owners chose to offer more personalized attention to their clients in a more … Read more
The Ahu Ko Te Riku is the only ceremonial platform on Easter Island where you can see a complete moai. This unique fact and its spectacular location in the Tahai area have made it one of the most admired … Read more
The Tapati Rapa Nui 2020 Festival will be held the first half of February 2020. On this page you will find all the information and tips to enjoy it to the fullest. Dates of the Tapati 2020 The dates … Read more
Welcoming the New Year in Easter Island is a dream for many travelers. Here you will find information and tips to enjoy the change of the year to the fullest. Celebrate the new year in Easter Island Get away … Read more
Art as a way of expression and communication has always been present in the history of Easter Island. In addition to the moai, the giant statues that have given the island fame and that are the unquestionable symbol of … Read more
The hook or mangai, in the Rapanui language, is an artifact spread throughout Polynesia and was considered one of the most precious objects that could be had on an island, since through its use, the inhabitants obtained the necessary … Read more