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Easter Island
Easter Island
Easter Island - an island of Moai
Easter Island (Rapa Nui to its native Polynesian inhabitants) is like nowhere else on earth. Historically intriguing, culturally compelling and scenically magical, this tiny speck of land looks like it's fallen off another planet.
When the moai have finished working their magic on you, there's a startling variety (for such a small island) of adventure options available. Diving, snorkeling and surfing are fabulous. On land, there's no better eco-friendly way to experience the island's savage beauty than on foot, from a bike saddle or on horseback. But if all you want to do is recharge the batteries, a couple of superb expanses of white sand beckon. Although Easter Island is world famous and visitors are on the increase, everything remains small and personable – it's all about eco-travel.
In this blissfully isolated, unpolished gem it's hard to feel connected even to Chile, over 3700 km to the east, let alone the wider world. It's just you, the indigo depths and the strikingly enigmatic moai (giant statues) scattered amid an eerie landscape.
Diversity of activities on Easter Island
What can you do on Easter Island?
When the moai have finished working their magic on you, there's a startling variety (for such a small island) of adventure options available. Diving, snorkeling and surfing are fabulous. On land, there's no better eco-friendly way to experience the island's savage beauty than on foot, from a bike saddle or on horseback. But if all you want to do is recharge the batteries, a couple of superb expanses of white sand beckon. Although Easter Island is world famous and visitors are on the increase, everything remains small and personable – it's all about eco-travel.
In this blissfully isolated, unpolished gem it's hard to feel connected even to Chile, over 3700 km to the east, let alone the wider world. It's just you, the indigo depths and the strikingly enigmatic moai (giant statues) scattered amid an eerie landscape.
