An exceptional journey to Easter Island, land of legend

Example of a tailor-made journey, fully customisable

Country

Chili

Suggested duration

5 days / 4 nights

The spirit of the journey

Easter Island never ceases to astonish, leaving scientists puzzled. Discover this luxury stay on one of the most isolated islands in the world, at the heart of the Pacific Ocean, 3,700 km from the Chilean coast. Easter Island, or Rapa Nui in Polynesian, is one of the most mysterious, warm and legend-filled places on earth. Legends of which the Moai, giant basalt statues erected across the island, appear to be the last remaining symbols.

The excellence of your accommodation speaks for itself: comfort, decor of great charm, and flawless service and explorations.

With your guide, in a small group, set off to discover this culture that erected hundreds of giant statues facing the ocean, whose enigmatic gaze no one has ever managed to decipher.

Perhaps you will.

Day by day

Example of a tailor-made journey, fully customisable

Arrival by plane from Santiago on Easter Island, where you are welcomed by the team of the Explora Rapa Nui lodge, your home for 4 nights. The hotel offers sweeping views over the Pacific Ocean.

3,700 kilometres from the mainland, surrounded by the deep blue of the sea and watched over by its massive moai, Easter Island is a place whose mysteries have drawn explorers across the ages. You will discover every corner of it.

Explora en Rapa Nui, Île de Pâques © Explora

Explora Rapa Nui

Explora Rapa Nui is set slightly apart from the main town of Hanga Roa, with spectacular ocean views.
It is an exceptional setting on Easter Island.
The hotel was built with careful attention to the environment: its volcanic stone and raw wood facade and slate walls blend seamlessly into the island's stark, mysterious landscape.

Mystérieuse Ile de Pâques

À mi-chemin entre le continent chilien et Tahiti, entourée du bleu intense de la mer et sous le regard vigilant de ses énormes moai, l’Île de Pâques, terre habitée la plus isolée au monde, est un endroit dont les mystères cherchent à être dévoilés par des explorateurs de tous les temps. C 'est un confetti en pleine mer, aux falaises de lave noire battues par les eaux les plus claires du globe, peuplée de 2 000 statues de pierre et de 4 500 âmes.

Les vestiges des civilisations pascuanes se découvrent bien à l'abri du parc national Rapa Nui, déclaré "Paysage Culturel du Patrimoine Mondial" par l'Unesco en 1995. Au total, plus de 20 000 vestiges. C'est à Ahu Tongariki que l'on trouve le plus grand nombre de moaï debout.

Il faut aller à Hanga-Roa pour trouver âme qui vive, petite bourgade assoupie, face à l'océan. De maisons basses et colorées abritent les Rapa Nui, les premiers habitants de l'île.