• Horseback Riding
  

  
  Some areas are recuperation zones (Poike peninsula and Terevaka – highest hill on the Island ) where trees are planted. These areas can be accessed only by feet or horseback riding.
  
  

• Ovahe beach
  

  
  Ovahe is a hidden gem. This beautiful and desolate beach is surrounded by breathtaking cliffs. There you can explore some of the numerous unofficial caves on the island.
  
  

• Anakena beach
  

  
  Anakena beach, on the north side of the island, is an excellent shorebreak bodysurfing location with a bit of north swell. Panorama of Anakena beach is adorned by 7 moai statues.
  
  

• Polynesian Culture
  

  
  Island's one-of-a-kind culture is kept alive with activities and festivals that highlight ancient arts such as spear throwing, tobogganing, dancing and body painting. The island's top celebration is the Tapati Festival, which revolves around a series of competitionsbased on ancient sports.
  
  

• Moai
  

  
  Moai are the biggest tourist attractions on Easter Island. The Moai are standing upon ceremonial platforms called Ahu.Ahus are mostly located along the coastline of the island. While you drive around the island, every mile contains several sites where you might see ruins
  
  

• Rano Raraku
  

  
  Volcanic crater of Rano Raraku. The slightly inland quarry at "Rano Raraku" is where the majority of moais were created, on a hillside. A climb to the left side of the crater, over the top, and into the bowl, is well worth it. Hiking to the opposite lip of the crater, where the most moai are found, is one of the most dramatic sites on the island.
  
  

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