Easter Island - The real thing

Rented a car with some friends and drove all around the island, walked to the top of the island, did some snorkeling in a beautiful beach in a small coral reef. This is Easter Island, the most remote place in the world!!:

View from the top of the island, the Terevaka hill. Pic of the vulcano where the Rapa Nui took the stones to built the moai:

Standing on the seaside before entering one of the island caves close to Tanai:

The seven moais of Ahu Akivi:

At the 2-window cave:

The Tongariki moais (the famous ones):

David, Minming, Sach, Nesla and Pato (the car group):

The same group at Anakena beach before the moais:

With Nesla and Minming before the Tongariki moais:

Me moai:

The Kari-Kari dancers, very spectacular:

Posing before the Orongo crater, amazing:

Typical bird of the island (some kind of buzzard):

I was just happy:

The only 7 moais who look to the ocean, Ahu Akivi:

Anakena beach:

Moais at the beach:

Sach going up to grab some coconuts (he did not make it...):

The Tongariki moais at sunset:

 

The most amazing place of  Easter Island, the Rano Raraku:

Again before the 15 moais:

A giant sea-turtle!!:

She came to the boats at a small harbor:

Yes, Easter Island is far away from everywhere:

A sea hedgehog (I cut it afterwards and eat it, did not taste much like anything):

With the people of the hostel:

A guayaba (I grabbed it on my way to the Tarakena and ate it):

Most typical flower from Easter Island:

At the Terevaca top:

With Rodrigo at the Terevaca (had a great day with you, man):

The Orongo crater, the most spectacular one:

The crater at Rano Raraku:

View from Rano Raraku:

Field view close to the Terevaka:

Easter Island has been without doubt one of the best things of this trip so far, maybe because I did not expect it to be (that is the trick actually to enjoy the places). Next stop Temuco in the Chilean Araucaria region!