The quarry where most of the moai statues were carved, offering a unique opportunity to see these ancient sculptures in various stages of completion amidst a volcanic landscape.

A picturesque white sand beach framed by coconut palms and moai statues, offering opportunities for swimming, sunbathing, and exploring the nearby archaeological sites.

A volcanic crater lake renowned for its striking beauty and diverse ecosystem, with hiking trails offering panoramic views of the island's rugged coastline and inland landscapes.

A ceremonial village situated atop the Rano Kau volcano crater, known for its birdman cult and stunning views of the island's coastline and surrounding islets.

The largest ceremonial platform on Easter Island, featuring 15 restored moai statues set against the backdrop of the Pacific Ocean, making it a spectacular sunrise spot.

A lava tube cave system offering a fascinating underground exploration experience, with stalactites, stalagmites, and ancient petroglyphs providing clues to the island's history and culture.

A quarry site where the topknots (pukao) for the moai statues were carved from red scoria stone, providing a glimpse into the craftsmanship and engineering of the island's ancient inhabitants.

A unique ceremonial site featuring seven moai statues believed to represent the seven original explorers who first settled on Easter Island, offering insights into ancient Polynesian culture.