Rapa Nui Underground Ancestral route through the caverns of the Roiho sector

Rapa Nui Underground Ancestral route through the caverns of the Roiho sector

To think of Rapa Nui is to imagine huge statues that are scattered throughout the island, but not many know that Rapa Nui's history was not only forged over its territory, but also under it. This tour marvels us with beautiful underground landscapes, fresh water sources, archaeological remains of settlements, farming systems, bio-diversity and much more.
Encourage yourself to be one of the few who manage to get to know this mysterious world, together with an experienced local guide.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Ana Te Pahu, Parque Nacional Rapa Nui, Easter Island Chile

Cavern of approximately 7 kim in length, is recognized as the cave of the plane trees because in its interior there is a culture of these trees. In addition to bananas it is possible to see a great variety of fruit trees inside due to the characteristics of the cavern. There are two sleeves that can be traversed, at the end of one of the sleeves comes to a avocado, which sprouted from the inside of the cavern to its exit through a hole in the ceiling, a natural wonder. On the other sleeve one makes a tour of about 20 minutes going out by a fig tree. An incredible experience without a doubt.

Duration: 40 minutes

Stop At: Ahu Te Peu, Isla de Pascua, Hanga Roa, Easter Island Chile

Ancestral site where we can see a wide variety of archaeological elements that made up a village in ancient times. Among these elements are the largest boat house on the island, and other particular structures that do not repeat in other places. The legends surrounding this site are varied and very entertaining.

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Ana Te Pora, Easter Island Chile

In this small cavern we can see a variety of petroglyphs on its walls, in addition to a hole that leads to a tunnel that goes up to a cliff overlooking the sea in the north of the island (you do not enter the tunnel).

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Ana Kakenga, Easter Island Chile

The famous cave known as the two windows, this is precisely because at the end of its route there are two windows where we will have the view towards an islet and the immense sea. A postcard like never before seen.

Duration: 30 minutes