Our Journeys
Join us and read our stories about:
– Traveling to places near and far
– Eating great food (and some not so great) and
– Dancing the days and nights away to live music
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There are sunrises, and then there is Ahu Tongariki. Located on the remote, windswept coast of Rapa Nui (Easter Island), this isn’t just a photo op—it’s a brush with the monumental. Standing before...
The lava tubes on Rapa Nui are a fascinating contrast to the giant statues on the surface. While the Moai represented the public and spiritual face of the island, the caves—formed by ancient volcanic...
The Rano Raraku quarry is often called the “nursery” or the “factory” of Rapa Nui, and for good reason. It’s a volcanic crater made of consolidated volcanic ash (tuff), which...
The Tangata Manu, or “Birdman” religion, emerged as a dramatic shift in Rapa Nui society, replacing the era of Moai building. It was a fascinating transition from a culture centered on...
Standing on the edge of a volcanic coastline, thousands of miles from the nearest continent, you feel the weight of history in the salt air. Easter Island, or Rapa Nui, is one of the most remote...
Today we said goodbye to the ms Noordam, and her crew. We had a great adventure over the last 23 days. Now, on to the next phase of our South American tour.Santiago is set against the monumental...