The Rapanui Experience

Itinerary - The Rapanui Experience

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Tahai

Ahu Akivi

Orongo and Rano Kau

Rano Raraku

Ahu Tongariki

Anakena

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Can I walk freely wherever I want in archaeological sites?

No. All archaeological sites are properly marked and have well-defined paths so that visitors can navigate safely, in an orderly manner, and respect the surroundings.

Can I take photographs at the sites I'm visiting?

Yes, you may take as many photographs as needed, but always respect the designated transit zones at all archaeological and protected sites. Crossing the designated zones and approaching protected sites is strictly prohibited. If you do so, you may be penalized and possibly denied entry to other sites.

Can a wheelchair user take any tour?

People with reduced mobility are only allowed in wheelchair-accessible areas, such as Anakena Beach or Thahai. These locations have wheelchair-accessible and safe trails. Our tours are not wheelchair-accessible due to the nature of the route. If you or a family member have reduced mobility and would like to enjoy the charm of Easter Island, please speak to one of our representatives and inquire about tour options for people with reduced mobility here.  

Can I take a tour and wear any clothing?

Yes, you can wear whatever you feel most comfortable in. However, HakaHonu Rapanui recommends wearing closed-toe, lightweight footwear like sneakers or hiking shoes. We also suggest bringing a backpack to store your personal belongings and a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and an extra change of clothes in case of any inconvenience.