Easter Island
Chile · Eastern Pacific
Easter Island (Rapa Nui) sits in the southeastern Pacific more than 3,500 km from the nearest continent, making it one of the most isolated dive destinations on Earth. Its volcanic geology, crystal-clear waters, and high endemism — including species found nowhere else — attract divers seeking truly untouched reefs, while submerged moai statues and a historic wreck add a layer of cultural mystique.
Dive sites
Motu Nui Pinnacle
scalloped hammerhead shark · bottlenose dolphin · easter island chromis (endemic) · galapagos shark
Ana Kai Tangata
easter island surgeonfish (endemic) · spiny lobster · galapagos shark
El Ancla Wreck
yellowfin tuna · black coral · moray eel (undulated)
La Catedral
green sea turtle · galapagos shark · feather star (crinoid) · hawksbill sea turtle
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