Tahai

Just outside Hanga Roa, Tahai stands as one of the oldest and most frequented ceremonial complexes on Easter Island. This site encompasses three ceremonial platforms, or ahu, each adorned with moai statues, alongside the remnants of an ancient village, including traditional boathouses known as hare paenga. Visitors can explore these historical structures and gain insight into the island’s rich cultural heritage. As the day draws to a close, Tahai offers a prime vantage point for witnessing one of the island’s most spectacular sunsets, making it a serene and educational destination.