Hike through Easter Island’s most remote and spectacular caves — places most travelers never get to see. These dark lava tubes were once homes, shelters, and sacred spaces. Inside, you’ll find stone beds, carved entryways, and traces of the island’s earliest inhabitants. With dramatic coastal views, rugged terrain, and expert local guidance, this tour offers a rare opportunity to connect with Rapa Nui’s hidden past in a raw, immersive way.
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Venture into one of Easter Island’s longest and most spacious caves — a 200-meter lava tube with visible traces of its ancient inhabitants. We'll enter from one end, walk through the tunnel, and exit on the other side, experiencing how nature and history intertwine underground.
Explore one of Easter Island’s most complete ancient villages, featuring the island’s largest hare paenga (the houses of the ancient inhabitants) and traditional structures like manavai plantation gardens and chicken houses. The ceremonial ahu platform here stands out for its craftsmanship — its stone blocks were cut to fit together more precisely than at most other sites. Multiple moai statues lie toppled around the site, which remain unrestored, offering a raw, authentic glimpse into Rapa Nui’s past.
Step into Ana Te Pora, a medium-sized lava tube tucked near the cliffs of Easter Island’s northwest coast. Its vaulted chamber has smooth walls and a narrow, stone-reinforced entrance designed for protection. Inside, a unique rectangular stone structure—resembling a bed or worktable—hints at the cave’s possible domestic or ceremonial use. We’ll pass through the cave and exit through a natural hole on the other side.
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We will pick up the traveler at the hotel reception.