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Easter Island Explorer Extension

4-Day Extension, Santiago Return

2021

Trip Code: ISTE4

4 Days

8 Meals

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Trip Inclusions

3 nights in premium accommodation at the Hare Boutik in Hang Roa
Services of expert local guides
8 fine meals - 3 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 3 dinners
Flights included between Santiago & Hanga Roa (Easter Island)

Map & Itinerary

Trip Notes

Itinerary and inclusions are subject to change
Prices include activities, meals, transfers and flights as per itinerary
Surcharges on internal air will apply if not flying internationally from Australia with LATAM Airlines
You will not be escorted by a Travelmarvel Tour Director on this extension
This extension can only be purchased in conjunction with an escorted Travelmarvel South America tour. It can be added to the start or end of any tour
Prices include all flights as per itinerary between Santiago and Easter Island, transfers, tipping and airport taxes (airport taxes are subject to change)

4-Day Extension, Santiago Return

Day 1

Arrive Easter Island

You’ll be met on arrival on Easter Island and transferred to your hotel. Later, select and plan your chosen activities with our team, before dinner tonight. A sample of these activities are detailed below, for a taste of what lies in store.

Stay: Three Nights, Hare Uta Rapa Nui

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Dinner

Day 2

Ahu Akivi, Orongo

Head to the sacred location of Ahu Akivi and visit the seven Moai statues. It’s said these statues represent explorers sent by Polynesian King Hutu Matu’a. Continue to the Rano Kao volcano, where a deep crater of lush vegetation contains a large fresh-water lake. After, explore Orongo and Ahu Vinapu, where Inca masonry is shown through interesting architecture.

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Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner

Stone carved faces on the grassy hillside

Day 3

Rano Raraku, Anakena

This morning, travel southeast to the extinct volcano of Poike, and marvel at the coastline of black volcanic rock. Take a drive to Vaihu where you’ll learn how locals honour death through celebration. Here, absorb the beauty of a Paina (a ceremonial stone circle) and eight fallen Moais. Afterwards, set out to the volcanic crater of Ranu Raraku. Located on the lower slopes of Terevaka, this quarry supplied the stone for about 95 percent of the island’s sculptures. Incomplete statues surround the area and are remarkable for their numbers, inaccessibility and size. Touring continues as you travel to Ahu Tongarik, home to the largest ahu on the island and the white coral sand beach of Anakena.

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