The land with an infinite variety of natural beauties.
From its renowned moai statues that stand like vigilant guardians to the boundless vistas of the Pacific Ocean, this remote utopia presents an array of stunning sights.
Nov to March
Apr to Oct
Easter Island, a world apart, steeped in enigma. From the captivating Moai to the vibrant North, where sunlit days paint the landscape in hues of life and wonder. Rainforests and volcanic landscapes hold secrets of ages past.
Warmth, joy, island spirit, and traditions woven into every soul. These words echo the way we are, inviting you to embrace the rhythm of Rapa Nui.
Easter Island welcomes you to a journey of amazement and exploration. From the quiet beauty of the Moai to lively cultural celebrations, this isolated paradise presents a range of experiences that speak to your spirit. Whether you crave ancient secrets or peaceful moments by the beach, Easter Island invites you to discover its distinct character in a manner that suits your preferences.
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It doesn’t matter if you plan to visit the Atacama Desert for 2 days or for more than 15! It is a destination so rich in experiences that it adapts to you perfectly. Whether to get up at dawn to enjoy the spectacle starring the steam fumaroles from the craters of El Tatio as soon as the sun rises, or contemplate the strange rock formations and dunes of the Valle de la Luna, Valle de Marte and the Cordillera de la Salt.
Step into the magical world of Rapa Nui, also known as Easter Island – a fascinating gem in the enormous expanse of the Pacific Ocean. With an area of only 64 square miles, it contains marvels that go beyond its size.
Inhabited by mysterious moai statues, these enormous sculptures, some weighing 75 tons, encourage you to uncover their mysteries. Situated over 2,000 miles distant from the closest land, Easter Island’s remoteness gave rise to a distinct culture, resonating through its music, dances, and artwork.
Beyond the famous moai statues lie unspoilt beaches with crystal-clear waters, ideal for snorkelling and diving. Discover vibrant coral reefs that few have ever seen.Indulge in a fusion of Polynesian and Chilean flavours when trying the local cuisine.
Easter Island offers more than just a holiday destination; it’s a journey through time. Explore the mystery of the moai statues and enjoy the secluded landscapes whilst being embraced by the warmth of the island’s people. Explore the captivating magic of Easter Island and be left yearning for more.
The ideal time for a visit to Easter Island is during the transitional seasons of spring (September to November) and autumn. During these months, the weather is usually nice, with mild temperatures and less humidity, and you’ll also come across fewer tourists than in the busy summer season. This makes it perfect for discovering the island’s ancient treasures and taking part in outdoor pursuits.
Remember that the weather on Easter Island can be unstable due to its remote location in the Pacific Ocean.
November to March
The weather is warmer, making it appealing for outdoor activities and beach relaxation. Busy season.
April to October
The island experiences cooler temperatures and higher chances of rain.
You can enjoy a more tranquil experience with fewer tourists.
Dress tips
It’s best to dress in layers.
Hat & Sunscreen (factor 35 or higher).
Waterproof coat / jacket or rain poncho.
Comfortable pants.
Insect repellent & personal medications.
Sea Sickness
Due to the movement of the sea.
Eat light.
Fresh air and looking at the horizon usually helps.
Check with your doctor before coming if in doubt.
Change & Payment Methods
A valid Passport.
Most countries in America and Western Europe do not require a visa.
Insurance information.
April to September
Peso Chileno.
Major credit cards are widely accepted.
Limits and Restrictions
Chilean flights allow, as their restrictions are limited to 50 pounds (23 kg) per person.
Plug & Voltage
Chile: 220 V – 60 Hz.
Plugs Type C / I
