A Remote Island Adventure, Statues and Legends

Puku Vai

Easter Island - Tourist Hotel

Hotel Puku Vai is an attractive tourist class hotel constructed of wood and stone, and inspired by the artistic heritage of Easter Island. The hotel is decorated with themes of the ancestors of the island. The hotel offers superior rooms with all the modern comforts and private bathrooms – including air conditioning and free Wi-Fi internet – a peaceful location close to the main attractions of Hanga Roa, and a pool surrounded by a garden full of tropical flowers and plants. Every room has a view to the garden and a direct access to the pool.

The swimming pool has the shape of Tahonga, the sign of fertility and prosperity. The pool is located in the centre of a beautiful garden with tropical flowers and plants.

The hotel also has a restaurant and a lounge.

Hanga Roa Eco Village & Spa

Easter Island - First Hotel

Located in the village of Hanga Roa, this first class hotel has been constructed with impeccable detail and care, combining social and cultural responsibility with the emphasis on luxury and comfort. Unique materials, inspiring design and a celebration of the locale make Hangaroa a special place to stay when visiting Easter Island.

The rooms are inspired by the local culture and natural resources of Easter Island with items made by local artisans, natural light and natural materials such as cypress logs used to line the ceilings, clay formed into large soaking tubs and volcanic stone framing the bed and bathroom. All rooms have private bathroom.

The hotel has the largest outdoor swimming pool on Easter Island, a well-equipped spa, excellent restaurant using local ingredients, bar and lounge.

Explora Rapa Nui

Easter Island - Luxury Lodge

With its location in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and home to a culture whose origins and evolution are still largely unknown, Easter Island is an attractive and mysterious destination. A mild year-round climate allows for walking the island's geography and traveling along the coast of numerous ahus that are home to the gigantic sculptures called moai.