Liward Magazine

Easter Island – Rapa Nui April 2018

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We love everything Polynesian so why not visit Easter Island which is the southeast corner of the Polynesian Triangle! By plane that is! So we decided to take a 787 and visit Rapa Nui, otherwise known as Easter Island, _Isla de Pascua_ _,_ l'ile de Paques _,_ or Te Pito o Te Henua. The most remote inhabited island in the world! An easy 5 hour flight leaves Tahiti for Rapa Nui once a week and returns the next week! So off we went… much easier to take a 5 hour plane ride than sail 2000 miles to weather! Rapa Nui is inhabited by about 8000 residents, with 60% of them of Rapa Nui descent. About 80,000 visitors fly into Rapa Nui per yearly.

Photo Gallery in Masonry Grid

29 High-Res Images
Ahu Tahai Moai with eyes
Fallen Statues
Steve Surfing RapaNui
Rano Raraku the quary
Fun with Moai
From our Neighborhood
Rapa Nui Chicken Coop
Rano Kau volcano
Rapa Nui Music Mito
Local Beer Mahina
Three Volcanos
Few Trees
Steve surfing Rapa Nui
Vertical Statue
Traditional Rapa Nui Dancing
Typical House
Navel of the World
Tangata manu Bird Man
Easy Rider Rapa Nui
South Pacific Tour Rapa Nui
Anekana Beach
Ahu Tongarika
Steve Surfing RapaNui
Carving in Place
Ladies in Feathers
Protecting the plants
Who's watching
Motu Nui
Rapa Nui Horses