North Coast Trail
Discover the north side of the island and explore with us a route that few have the opportunity to experience. Explore caves with petroglyphs, visit different ahu, and discover carvings that tell stories. In this untouched landscape, every corner will surprise you and make you feel connected to nature.
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Tour details
What's included: Guide and vehicle for drop-off at the starting point and pick-up at the end of the route. What to bring? * Comfortable and sturdy footwear for walking. * Water to stay hydrated. * Hat or cap and sunscreen. * Comfortable and light clothing. * Camera or cell phone to capture memories. Come eager to explore and enjoy the nature of Rapa Nui.
Getting around
The guide or agency drives you in their vehicle during the tour.
Meeting point
The guide picks you up. When booking, tell us your hotel or address, or pin your location on the map.
Good to know before you book
The Park entrance is not included
The tour price does not include the Rapa Nui National Park entrance, which is required to visit several of the island's archaeological sites. It is paid separately —at the park itself or online on the official Rapa Nui Park (Ma'u Henua) website— and is valid for several days. Some routes visit places that don't require it; if in doubt, your guide will be glad to advise you.
Weather and possible changes
Weather on Rapa Nui can change quickly. When conditions require it, some areas of the park close for safety and a departure may be rescheduled or cancelled. If that happens, your guide will let you know as soon as possible and arrange a new date or a refund of what you paid. A cloudy day, however, won't cancel the tour: the island is beautiful under any sky.
Guides certified by Sernatur
We work with guides listed in the official registry of tourism providers of Sernatur (Chile's National Tourism Service). That certification confirms they meet the legal, safety and quality requirements to operate formally on the island. Booking with them lets you travel with greater peace of mind and supports responsible tourism that protects the heritage of Rapa Nui.
View the official Sernatur registry →