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Easter Island

Easter Island

Mystery and beauty

• Archeology • Culture • Scuba Diving • Outdoors • Relaxation

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Rapa Nui is known throughout the world for its moai, but its rich culture, tradition and local people make Easter Island a must-see destination. Discover the past and present of an extraordinary culture, developed in a remote territory now recognized as the world’s largest “open-air museum”. The value of these archaeological treasures was recognized by the world when Easter Island was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995. In addition to the cultural and archaeological interest, there are the beautiful beaches, transparent waters and coral reefs that might be expected of a Pacific island. Jacques Cousteau himself agreed that it is one of the most perfect places for underwater marine studies.

Weather: Subtropical 18°C (64°F)

Max: 28°C (82°F)

Best Time to Visit: All year round

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    We arrived in Santiago Airport to be met by Pablo of Chilean Wings who instantly made us feel at home. After a rest he showed us the many interesting sights in the city. Over the next few we were very well looked after by Pablo and the Le Reve hotel. Explanations and advice were superb and accurate. A trip to the coast for an excellent meal was organised by Pablo and we would not have found this restaurant without his advice. We unfortunately had a few health problems but Chilean Wings were fantastic helping with translations and support.

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