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Easter Island aerial view

Easter Island, Chile

More than 3,500 kilometres off the Chilean coast, Easter Island, or Rapa Nui, is one of the most remote inhabited places on Earth and a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its moai and ceremonial platforms. Its handful of luxury hotels gather around Hanga Roa, within reach of Rano Raraku, Orongo, Anakena beach and a coastline of volcanic cliffs.

Explora Rapa Nui

Explora's countryside lodge outside Hanga Roa, designed by José Cruz Ovalle around curving wooden forms, with 30 rooms, a spa, an outdoor pool and thirty guided explorations.

Nayara Hangaroa

A 75-room resort on the Pacific shoreline of Hanga Roa, built in stone and wood in homage to the ancient village of Orongo, with a spa, pool and all-inclusive options.

Hotel Hare Uta

A 19-suite boutique hotel in Orito, on the edge of Hanga Roa, grown from one of the four island family homes that first welcomed visitors in 1968, with gardens, pool and spa.

Altiplánico Rapa Nui

A quiet hotel inspired by traditional Rapa Nui building, overlooking the Pacific outside Hanga Roa, with gabled rooms, private sea-view terraces and an outdoor pool.