Easter Island
Luxury Yacht Charter

Easter Island

Easter Island Yacht Charter

Easter Island, or Rapa Nui, is a remote and stunning destination that offers an unforgettable yacht charter experience. The island, located at the southeasternmost point of the Polynesian Triangle, is surrounded by the vast blue waters of the Pacific Ocean, giving it a unique charm. Despite its small size, the island offers a variety of landscapes to explore, from extinct volcanoes to the breathtaking Rano Raraku quarry, making it a dream topical yachting destination. Best known for its iconic Moai statues and its pristine coastline with white sand beaches, Easter Island is the perfect place to begin or end a wider yacht charter through the region. One of its most revered sites is Ahu Tongariki, where 15 Moai statues stand looking towards the hills facing inland, a sight one is unlikely ever to forget.

Easter Island Charter Guide

Easter Island is most famous for its unspoiled beauty and mysterious Moai statues. The island’s 887 monolithic statues, with their long faces and brooding brows, were carved from volcanic rock between the 11th and 14th centuries and are now iconic figures. The surrounding mystery adds to the mystical atmosphere of the island, which boasts UNESCO World Heritage status.

Ahu Tongariki

One of the most iconic sites on the island, this impressive ceremonial platform boasts 15 Moai statues, the largest of which stands 33 feet tall. Have your crew organise a private tour to learn more about the history and culture of Easter Island’s ancient inhabitants.

Hanga Roa

The capital of Easter Island and the main hub, this town boasts a selection of shops, bars, and restaurants, offering the perfect opportunity to sample the local cuisine. Be sure to stop by the Museo Antropológico Padre Sebastián Englert, which showcases an impressive collection of Rapa Nui artefacts.

Rano Kau

This massive volcanic crater is filled with fresh water and surrounded by lush vegetation, making it a popular spot for hiking and picnics. Offering stunning panoramic views of the island, it’s best to visit at dusk or dawn

Orongo

A ceremonial village located on the edge of the Rano Kau crater, Orongo offers a glimpse into the island’s unique history and culture. Mingle with the friendly locals and learn all about Easter Island’s past.

Rano Raraku

A massive volcanic crater that was once the main source of the island’s famous Moai statues explore this spectacular site and witness the numerous unfinished statues still lying in the quarry, as well as the finished ones scattered around the slopes of the crater.