Despite its tiny size and remote location, Easter Island is a big draw for travelers cruising to Chile thanks to the moai, but since the island remains relatively untouched, it's also an excellent destination for diving, snorkeling and even surfing. Active excursion options and stunning white sand beaches abound, but everything is on a smaller scale than what many cruise travelers are accustomed to and will likely remain that way despite the draw of its intriguing history and breathtaking landscape.
Thanks to its iconic stone statue depictions of the island's indigenous people commonly referred to as "moai," many people around the world are familiar with images of Easter Island. A Chilean territory located in the Southeastern Pacific Ocean, most of Easter Island compromises what is now Rapa Nui National Park -- a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1996.
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Why Cruise to Easter Island?
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More about Easter Island
Why Cruise to Easter Island?
An Easter Island cruise offers a once-in-a-lifetime experience for many world travelers.
Easter Island is tiny and remote, so visitors shouldn’t expect facilities or accommodations that mirror those in more well-developed destinations.
From the iconic statues to the breathtaking beaches, Easter Island lives up to the hype for adventurous travelers.
