Mystery abounds on Easter Island holidays as you explore this incredibly picturesque piece of land surrounded by the brilliant blues of the Pacific Ocean. Magical sunrises, fascinating history, relaxing beaches and enriching cultural experiences await you. It’s time to start planning. Why visit Easter Island?

Over 1,000 miles away from its nearest inhabited neighbour, remote Easter Island is a unique Chilean treasure in the South Pacific. Named in remembrance of the date on which it was landed by Dutch seamen, the island is most famous for its recognisable moai statues.

2024年11月21日 · Easter Island, or Rapa Nui as the locals know it, is a remote island located in the South Pacific Ocean, 3,500km from mainland Chile (or a five+ hour flight) and visiting is definitely one of the things you should do in Chile.

Easter Island, famously known for its iconic moai statues, volcanic craters, and vibrant Polynesian culture, hovers like a secret gem in the pacific. Its unique geography and rich history make it an exotic destination for wanderlusters like us.

Situated in the middle of the Pacific Ocean at the farthest eastern tip of Polynesia, Easter Island might be the most remote inhabited area on Earth, but this volcanic island’s appeal has long drawn tourists from all corners of the earth.

The great majority reach Easter Island by air, but there are other ways. Around 25 cruises per year reach this island, and even though they often leave the same day they arrive, it still makes out around 20% of the tourists that come here in a year. A tiny but adventurous fraction of the Easter Island tourists come on sail boats.

Most people visit Easter Island for 3 to 5 days, flying from the Chilean capital, Santiago. Local excursions are offered to the main places of interest, including the temple ruins at Vinapu, the ancient ceremonial sites and the Raro Raraku volcano where almost all the Moai were carved.

Discover the history of the island, the unique culture of the Rapa Nui people and the incredible landscapes including imposing volcanoes, remote beaches, windswept grasslands and awe-inspiring coastline. This is a captivating destination and a trip to Easter Island is a once in a lifetime experience.

Departing mainland Chile, fly to Easter Island, a tiny island formed from volcanic rock in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Known as Rapa Nui to its native Polynesian settlers, the UNESCO World Heritage Site is the most remote inhabited island in the world.