Easter Island Chile Travel Guide
Dormitory beds and private rooms, typically with shared toilet facilities. They are budget-friendly and present opportunities to meet others.
Highly sought-after, self-contained units typically with kitchenettes. They range from basic to well-equipped. Cabañas are ideal for self-catering and longer stays, having more independence.
Family-run places with private rooms, often breakfast included. They present a local, personal experience, with interaction with Rapanui hosts.
From small, boutique hotels with unique character to larger, full-service hotels with features like pools and on-site restaurants.
High-end properties with exceptional service, amenities, and often prime ocean-view locations. They provide a refined experience with comforts and often include unique cultural elements.
Many cabañas and some apartments are available for short-term rental. They are found on platforms like Airbnb or through local agencies specializing in island properties. Good for groups or longer stays.
Officially designated campgrounds exist, with basic facilities. Camping outside these designated areas, especially within Rapa Nui National Park, is strictly forbidden to conserve the environment and sites. Camping Mihinoa is a popular choice.
Some guesthouses function as homestays, where you stay with a local family.
Hanga Roa is the central hub for every place to stay on Easter Island.
Easter Island generally preserves a very safe environment everywhere. Hanga Roa is well-lit in its main areas. Rural areas are safe, but very isolated.
Hanga Roa is generally quiet, especially away from the main waterfront street. Rural accommodations present extreme tranquility, with nature sounds as your main background.
Ensuring your stay at the right time.
During Tapati Rapa Nui Festival (early February), both flights and lodging options are at their highest supply and price.
Booking directly with local establishments, where possible, supports the island's community.
Easter Island has something to suit every traveler, from budget-conscious explorers to those seeking luxury.
Many cabañas present multiple bedrooms and kitchen facilities, ideal for families.
Hostels offer great social opportunities, for meeting others and tour companions.
Cabañas fit longer stays due to self-catering facilities and spacious layouts.
Many locally-owned guesthouses share Rapanui culture through their hosts.
Booking.com: Global platform. Agoda: Asian strength. IHG Hotels: International chain.
Hostelworld: Budget accommodation specialist. Vrbo: Vacation rental booking site. TrustedHousesitters: House/pet sitting exchange.
Many locally owned guesthouses and cabañas often offer unique experiences. Check directly with them for specific arrangements.
Consult user reviews on booking platforms to decide on your stay.
Dorms, shared facilities, social atmosphere. Best for budget and solo travelers.
Basic kitchen, private bath, simple furnishings. Best for budget couples/small families, self-catering.
Private rooms, amenities, often breakfast. Best for mid-range travelers, comfort, convenience.
High-end amenities, pools, fine dining. Best for luxury travelers, special occasions.
Tent sites, shared bathrooms, basic kitchen.
Camping outside designated areas, especially within Rapa Nui National Park, is strictly forbidden.
Many cabañas are locally owned, a direct way to support the Rapanui community.
Family-run guesthouses help you find Rapanui hosts for a local experience.
Some larger hotels work to incorporate local staff and cultural elements.
