Hanga Roa(Easter Island, Mataveri, Papa Tangaroa, Vai Uri)

Hanga Roa is a small town located on Easter Island in Chile. While it is not a beach, it is a popular destination for tourists who come to see the island's many cultural and historical attractions.

Some visitors also choose to take part in guided tours or rent bikes to explore the island on their own.

There are many activities to do in Hanga Roa and the surrounding area, including visiting the Rano Kau volcano, exploring the ancient moai statues, and snorkeling in the crystal clear waters

There are several parking lots throughout the town, both free and paid, for visitors to use. Hanga Roa is a relatively small town, so it is easy to get around on foot or by bike.

Fun facts about Hanga Roa include that it is the only town on Easter Island, and that the island was named by Dutch explorer Jacob Roggeveen, who arrived on the island on Easter Sunday in 1722.

Nearby attractions include the Ahu Tahai archaeological site, the Ana Kai Tangata cave, and the beautiful beaches of Anakena and Ovahe. Visitors can also take a short flight to the mainland of Chile to explore the country's many other attractions.

There are several restaurants in Hanga Roa offering a variety of cuisine, including traditional Chilean dishes and seafood specialties. Some popular options include Te Moai Sunset, La Taverne du Pecheur, and Haka Honu.

Hotels in Hanga Roa range from budget-friendly options to luxury resorts. Some popular choices include Hotel Taura'a, Hotel Hare Noi, and Explora Rapa Nui. Many of these hotels offer amenities such as pools, spas, and on-site restaurants.