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Landscapes in Easter Island

 
 

Landscapes

Mount Maunga Terevaka Mount Maunga TerevakaMount Maunga Terevaka. © Tiphaine Cariou

14 miles long and seven and a half miles wide, the island is a land swept by the wind, which prevents vegetation from growing, despite the soil being fertile. Its relief forms a succession of hills bounded here and there by small walls made of black stones. Its coasts are mainly bordered by steep cliffs; Easter Island's scenery is far from the stereotypical image of the Pacific Islands.

All the reasons to go

Other reasons to go

  1.   Landscapes

  2.   Coasts

  3.   Towns

  4.   The fauna and flora

  5.   Arts and culture

  6.   Monuments

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