Easter Island, Chile, an isolated island in the depths of the Pacific Ocean, known as the "navel of the world," is notable not only for its unique geographical location, but also for the nearly 4 to 500 giant Moai statues on the island, each carrying the memory and mystery of an ancient civilization.
Getting there: The easiest way to get to Easter Island is by plane from Santiago, Chile, which takes about 5 hours. Easter Island is not accessible only once a day, it is recommended to book tickets in advance.
When to play: It is suitable all year round, but summer (November to April) is the best season to travel. Be careful to avoid the Tapati cultural Festival period, so as not to increase the price of airfare and accommodation.
Rapa Nui National Park: Containing many mysterious stone statues (Moai), it is a must-visit place to learn about Easter Island culture.
Rano Laraku Quarry: This is the source of raw materials for stone statues, and you can witness how ancient people carved huge stones into stone statues.
Anakai Beach: Enjoy the sunshine and sand and feel the peace and beauty of the South Pacific.
Itinerary: Attend local cultural performances and taste traditional cuisine, such as local specialties made with seafood and tapioca flour.
Accommodation advice: Accommodation options on the island are limited and advance booking is recommended. Choose hotels or homestays close to the town of Hangaloa for easy access to the sights.
Tips: Easter Island network signal is weak, it is recommended to download offline map and navigation software in advance.
In addition, respect local culture and customs and keep the environment clean.
