4 Easter Island holidays found
Easter Island holiday
Explore Easter Island, home of the Moai Statues
From US $1,295 to US $1,450 5 days ex flights
Tailor made:
Flexible departures throughout the year. Enquire for full details.
Photography holiday on Easter Island
Photograph one of the world's most isolated inhabited islands
From £4,116 7 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This trip is can be tailor made to depart anytime to suit you
Chile tour, Atacama to Paine and Easter Island
Discover Santiago, the Atacama Desert and Torres del Paine
From £5,260 to £6,189 19 days inc UK flights
Small group travel:
2018: 26 Oct, 23 Nov, 21 Dec
2019: 16 Feb, 23 Mar, 2 Nov, 9 Nov, 16 Nov, 21 Dec
2019: 16 Feb, 23 Mar, 2 Nov, 9 Nov, 16 Nov, 21 Dec
Easter Island adventure holiday
Explore the highlights of Easter Island & Santiago
From £1,550 7 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
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From
US $1,295
excluding flights
Memorable parts?
Seeing the monuments on Easter Island
Tips?
Beautiful Island. Doesn't take too long to see the major sites, but it's a very pleasant atmosphere. The restaurants are mostly fairly informal, but serve great food (the ceviche makes the trip worthwhile)
Local benefits?
Local Rapa Nui acted as a guide. She was obviously very concerned with protecting the monuments and treating them with respect.
Overall rating?
Fantastic experience with outstanding, very... (more)Jeffrey Swensen
From
£1,550
including domestic flights only
Memorable parts?
Our time at Easter Island was truly magnificent!
We had the same tour guide throughout our stay and he was fantastic - can't remember how to say his name in Rapa Nui language, but it translated to Sky.
He was very passionate and super knowledgeable. We also loved the fact that the tours are so tailored - there was a maximum of 4 of us on each experience so it felt really personal and like we have the whole island pretty much to ourselves.
Watching the sun go down behind... (more)Nina Szewczak
