Those 15 moais erect with their backs to the ocean are mesmerising. There were very few people around at the time of our visit (mid afternoon in April) and we could enjoy the site almost by ourselves. More

15 moai on an ahu, a moai on the ground and another on the hill, all with the Pacific Ocean in the background. What else is there to say? Spectacular! More

It's an incredible place. A must see. A visit at sunrise is well worth getting up early for. More

It's incredible to have seen these in pictures and then to be standing in front of the Moai More

We visited Ahu Tongariki twice during our 4 days in Rapa Nui: the first with a tour, the second at dawn by ourselves. If you are in Rapa Nui DON'T miss it, you will bring the feelings and the emotions for all the rest of your life! An organized tour is good, but then if you can come by yourselves... More

This is an amazing place that can not be described in words. It is amazing to go at any hour of the day. I have been there really early in the morning to take photos of sun rise, I have been there at noon, mid-morning, in the afternoon and even at night during full moon to take photos of the... More

Would anyone come to Easter Island and not go to Ahu Tongariki? Unthinkable. Photos will be better earlier or later in the day, rather than at noon. More

Visting Ahu Tongariki during sunrise is a must do in Easter Island! More

The sites of these 15 giant Moais is really magical, beautiful and awe inspiring. Try to get there before sunrise and watch the sun come over the ocean behind these Moais. It is a site you will never forget! More