On this page you will find the official dates of the Tapati 2027 festival, the complete updated program, tips for organizing your trip and all the information you need to enjoy this unique experience. What is Tapati Rapa Nui? … Read more
The Tapati Rapa Nui Festival 2026 will be held over 12 days in February 2026. On this page you will find all the information and tips to enjoy it to the fullest. Tapati 2026 dates The dates of the … Read more
In an effort to strengthen and revitalize the cultural heritage of Rapa Nui, a call has been issued inviting architects to submit their ideas for the design of the new Rapa Nui Museum. This project aims not only to … Read more
The warm waters of the Pacific Ocean surrounding the coast of Easter Island are perfect for cooling off at any time of the year, especially during the warmer season from November to March. The soft sands of the beaches … Read more
Every trip to Easter Island is an unforgettable experience, not only because of the island and its history but also because of the wonderful people we have the chance to meet. On one of our first trips, we met … Read more
The enigmatic carved face of Vai a Heva is located on the distant and little-explored Poike Peninsula. Its remote location and difficult access make Poike a rarely visited place. However, this mysterious territory contains secret corners and ancient legends … Read more
The Paro moai is the largest moai ever erected on a platform in Rapa Nui. It now lies toppled at Ahu te Piro Kura, located on the northeast coast of Easter Island. Paro moai, a colossal-sized moai Ahu Te … Read more
Although the most common and fastest way to get to Rapa Nui is by plane, you can also travel to Easter Island by boat. Here you will find information about the different options to get to Easter Island by … Read more
Te Tokanga is the biggest moai statue on Rapa Nui and still lies in the quarry on the southern slope of the Rano Raraku volcano, the origin of most of the carved stone statues on Easter Island. Te Tokanga, … 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