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More useful information<\/h1>\n
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Safety<\/h2>\n

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Easter Island<\/a> is a pretty safe place. All of the islanders know each other and crimes against tourists are almost inexistent. In any case, it is useful not to leave valuables abandoned, just in case.<\/p>\n

Walking at night in Hanga Roa or secondary streets is not a problem; although it should be noted that the island has very few light posts, so it can be helpful to bring a flashlight to prevent yourself from tripping.<\/p>\n

There are stray dogs everywhere which are generally very friendly. In fact, it is not surprising that one or some may “adopt” a visitor and join them for a whole day excursion. They are usually not dangerous, but if you need to scare them this will be easy.<\/p>\n

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