Places to visit at Easter Island

Easter Island has many stunning locations well worth a visit.

Archaeological sites
	Anakena	Seven statues of Ahu Nau-Nau and older single statue of Ahu Ature Huke.
	Ahu Akivi	The only statues facing the ocean.
	Ahu Huri A Urenga	Single moai with four hands, astronomically aligned.
	Ahu Tongariki	Biggest ahu with 15 moais.
	Orongo	Ancient stone village where the birdman competitions took place.
	Puna Pau	Quarry for the red moai statue topknots.
	Rano Raraku	Quarry where 95% of the moai statues were made, still with hundreds of statues left here.
	Tahai	Area close to town with several statues, common for sunset photography.
	Vinapu	The most perfectly fit ahu is found in this area.
Beaches
	Anakena	The most tropical beach of Rapa Nui.
	Ovahe	Secluded getaway that's covered in shade in the afternoon.
	Pea	Small central beach in Hanga Roa.
	Poko-Poko	Secluded pool in Hanga Roa.
Volcanoes
	Poike	Stunning views, unique archaeology and caves. Book a guided hike tour to not miss the jewels this volcano has to offer.
	Rano Kau	Offers a stunning view of a dramatic, perfectly circular crater with a lake at the bottom.
	Terevaka	The highest point of Rapa Nui, 500 m above the sea.
Caves
	Ana Kai Tangata	Small cove where certain birdman ceremonies took place. Has paintings in the ceiling.
	Ana Kakenga	A cave that splits into two tunnels overlooking the ocean.
	Ana O Keke	Young girls were secluded here to obtain a fair skin.
	Ana Te Pahu	A long tunnel that used to house large families.
	Ana Te Pora	Small cave with a well-structured, clean open space.
Markets
	Feria	Central market in the heart of town Hanga Roa with local vegetables and fish in the morning, and local handicrafts all day.
	Mercado artesanal	Artisan's market by the church. Only handicrafts are sold here.
	Prison	The prison has a limited selection of handicrafts but they are offered in a unique environment.
Streets
	Atamu Tekena	Main street of town Hanga Roa with many restaurants, shops and the central market.
	Te Pito O Te Henua	Leading from the church down to the ocean, crossing Atamu Tekena. It has post office, a few shops and restaurants.

Sites are graded based on the experience they offer to visitors and their uniqueness.