Location: Hanga Roa
Top Things to do in Hanga Roa
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The epic Moai stone statues that stand guard over Easter Island are among the main attractions of this remote and lonely part of the world. Hanga Roa is Easter Island’s commercial hub and its only village. The airport is here, as are several restaurants, guest houses and hotels. Use it as a base for island adventures, which may include trekking, exploring white sand beaches, snorkeling, diving, visiting archaeological sites or even your own private spiritual journey.
Restaurants in Hanga Roa
1. Easter Island Travel
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5.0 based on 605 reviews
Exploring one step further. Live your Easter Island adventure the way you imagined it. Feel more of the island spirit and atmosphere through our wide array of tours. Tours are offered in fluent English, Spanish and Swedish. The agency is owned by Marcus Edensky (one of the very few non-natives throughout history ever to learn to speak the ancient Easter Island language Rapa Nui fluently) and by local Alicia "Makohe" Ika (musical artist and surf instructor, famous from Hollywood-directed environmental surf movie 180° South).
2. Rapa Nui Stargazing
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5.0 based on 111 reviews
Journey back in time to the world of the Polynesian Voyagers with Rapa Nui’s only hands-on stargazing experience. Learn about the principles of basic astronomy, Polynesian navigation and the archeo-astronomy of Easter Island. Head out to one of the island’s traditional observatory sites to gaze at the night sky through our high-powered telescope on one of the most remote islands in the world.
3. Mike Rapu Diving Center
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4.5 based on 172 reviews
Mike Rapu diving center has many options for anyone that wants to dive. It doesn`t matter if you have dived before or if it`s your first time, here you can do it. The visibility of the water is our main differential of any other part of the world, it goes until 60m (196ft). Adding to that, you can also see many corals, fish, caves and even a moai underwater. The tour takes between 1h30/2h and you will have all the instructions you need, all the equipments and an unforgettable time at the Easter Island waters. Besides our diving courses, we also have boat tours and snorkelings to the motus (islets) of the famous Birdman competition. Its a tour that takes between 1h30/2h and you go in a fisherman boat being able to see the town of Hanga Roa, Ana Kai Tangata (Cave), and all lava of the volcano Rano Kau. Our team is very experienced, friendly and will be ready to help you in any further questions. Hope to see you soon.
4. Ana Kai Tangata
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4.5 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By antwerp88 - Toronto, Canada
Another Rapa Nui cave not to miss! Ana Kai Tangata is just off the main ocean road close to the airport on way to Orongo. Look for the signs. It's a short walk to the ocean where you will see a staircase cut out of the cliffside leading down to the cave on the edge of the ocean with the water crashing up against the rocks. This cave is more shell-like than the other caves on Rapa Nui, which are hidden underground. There are a lot of large rocks inside and around the cave, which is not very deep. There is a unique history to this cave and some locals won't go into the cave. I would recommend checking out this cave.
5. Atariki Rapa Nui Diving Center
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4.5 based on 74 reviews
