Easter Island
Easter Island, Chile
Our Explorations
Easter Island’s inhabitation has baffled anthropologists for centuries. The volcanic formation rises abruptly from the infinite South-Pacific Ocean, redefining the sense of distance, mystery and wonder of all who visit its shores.
At Explora, there are over 30 different guided hikes, bike rides, snorkeling and scuba diving explorations to immerse yourself in Easter Island. All our explorations are in small groups, have difficulty levels ranging from easy to expert, and have different durations, half day or full day.
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Hike
Walk and Go Deeper in to the remote. From easy to expert, Half day or Full Day. Always Walking with your guide, your Explora companion.
View more >Overland
These are van-led explorations interrupted by short-duration hikes along the way. The combination allows travelers to access areas of particular beauty and ecological significance.
View more >Bike
Go biking, reciving the air from the sea, from the ancient culture of Rapa Nui. Your Guide will recomend the best exploration for you.
View more >Self Guided
The company and knowledge of one of our guides, is available for you to discover unique locations in the areas surrounding our lodge – either on foot or bicycle. For further information approach our exploration team.
View more >At the sea
The ocean is a world in itself: infinite and abundant. To access its many mysteries travelers can choose between snorkeling and scuba diving, or both.
View more >Combination
Within a same day we can combine different types of exploration – starting with a hike followed by a bike-ride, a horseback-ride or vice versa.
View more >Poike
The Poike zone, named after the oldest volcano on the island, offers some of its most unusual sceneries, with harsh conditions evidencing how the Rapa Nui is eroded by sea and water, one of the its people’s most pressing ecological predicaments.
View more >The South
The island’s very existence is testament to a battle fought long ago between fire and sea.
View more >Lava Flows
From water came lava and from lava came land. Tales to be told only by the elements themselves. The surrounding landscape is overall irregular and interrupted by vestiges of volcanic activity, which also characterize the zone’s memorable skyline.
View more >Rano Kau
As one of the volcanoes from which the island originated, Rano Kau’s vigilant gaze defines Rapa Nui’s enigmatic cultural landscape.
View more >Miru
The zone’s lowlands, which include the north and northeastern coasts, host many archaeological vestiges, most of which remain intact and have therefore been vital clues in understanding the island’s mysterious past.
View more >Hotu Iti
Carved from the volcanic slopes of the Rano Raraku, the moai are as much a part of Rapa Nui as the soil itself on which it stands.
View more >Moana
The waters surrounding the island offer a unique clarity for sea explorations. This is due to low levels of plankton in the area, which also cause a lower number of larger species to be found.
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