In the middle of the Pacific Ocean, 3,600 kilometers (2,237 miles) straight out from the Chilean coastline, is an island which still holds a very special mystery and magic. The natives called it Rapa Nui, literally meaning the Navel of the World. It was re-discovered by the Dutch on Easter Sunday 1722 and thus to this day it is usually referred to as Easter Island. But this island holds an intrigue far greater than one might imagine. You have an option of 3, 4 or 5 night stays at comfortable hotels or the brand new Explora Rapa Nui Hotel.

Robinson Crusoe Island was the inspiration to Daniel Dafoe’s famous novel with the same name. It is situated 700 km west of Valparaiso, and it consists of dry plains, rugged volcanic cliffs and dense rain forests. Today about 500 people live on Robinson Crusoe island.