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Ana Kai Tangata |
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This place is a sacred cave with beautiful rock painting, and used to be where the locals would bless a new boat and put it to the sea for the first time. |
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To be honest, the boat have to be quite tough if they make it out of there ... |
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Going up towards Rano Kau (the volcano), we can spot planes of all size landing on the island :) |
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The crater of the Rano Kau |
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This silly dog has been following us from the town all the way up, and down too ! |
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Ahu Riata shrine was restored in the 90's and is located in Hanga Piko bay. It's the latest restauration work. |
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Hanga Roa bay |
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Cook bay |
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Tahai contains many moai and 3 temples: Vai Huri, Tahai and Ko Te Riku |
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This one has been really well restored, they even did the eyes with corals |
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Hanga Kio'e |
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The coast is nice, but the island is very colourful too ! |
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The caverns of Ana Te Pahu, in the Roiho lava field |
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Aku Akivi |
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We got quite a funny weather that day :) |
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Local bird of prey |
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Maunga Roiho (I think) |
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These ones aren't accessible to the public, and are located in a clan farm. |
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This one is funny: the Ahu Huri A Urenga has 4 hands ! |
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Waiting for the sunset, we spotted some turtles stuck on the beach because of the waves |
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