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Ahu Tongariki

Diego Fuentes

Ahu Tongariki features 15 impressive moai, making it the largest ahu on the island. The site is free to visit and open 24/7, but guided tours enhance the experience. Don’t miss the sunrise here; it’s truly magical.

Experience the majesty of Ahu Tongariki, where history meets breathtaking views.

What is Ahu Tongariki?

How to get there?

Best time to visit?

Tips for visiting.

Ahu Tongariki is a ceremonial site with 15 moai statues, each standing tall against the backdrop of the Pacific Ocean. It's a tribute to the island's rich cultural heritage.

You can reach Ahu Tongariki by renting a bike or joining a guided tour from Hanga Roa. It's about a 30-minute drive.

Visiting at sunrise or sunset is ideal for beautiful photographs and fewer crowds.

Bring water and wear comfortable shoes, as the area can be rocky.

ActivityDetails
Entry FeeFree
Opening HoursOpen 24/7
Best TimeSunrise/Sunset

Arrive early to secure the best views for sunrise.

  • Bring a camera
  • Wear sunscreen
  • Respect the site

Questions people actually ask

What are the moai made of?
The moai are primarily carved from volcanic tuff.
Can I walk on the ahu?
No, it's important to stay off the platforms to preserve them.
Is there parking available?
Yes, there is parking near the site.

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