rapa nui dictionary meeting rooms + events spa + pool
ARA TUPUNA route of the ancestors KONA MANA main meeting room MANA VAI spa
HANGAROA big bay
HARE VAKA boat house
HOPU MANU he who searches
for the egg of the tern
KAINGA native land
KALOA something special
KONA MANA place of energy
KONA TARAI carving place
MANA VAI building of rock
MANA’U thought
MA’UNGA mountain
MOANA ocean
POERAVA black pearl
TIARE flower
VAI KOA water of happiness
VAI TEA crystalline water
rooms
Digital view of Moana and Kainga rooms
Our rooms are built of noble natural
materials like cypress logs, clay and
volcanic rock, immersing our guests in
the Rapa Nui habitat. Inspired by the
Hangaroa Eco Village & Spa has a privileged location on Easter island, situated on the main shape of caves, they are imbued with
smooth, insular and organic shapes,
coastal road with ocean view, less than 1 mile from the airport and just steps away from the center equipped with the latest technology to
save on water and electricity, minimize
of town, making it easy for guests to sightsee.
noise and electromagnetic fields, and
condition the environment to the taste of
each guest.
Hangaroa Eco Village & Spa was designed in homage to the village of Orongo, a ceremonial
place on Rapa Nui whose remains are still visible on the western summit of the Rano Kau Each of our 75 rooms contains a
handmade couch bed, handmade clay
Volcano. The “village” design interrelates settings inside the resort harmonically, in addition to bath, shower, phone, music system,
Internet connection, handmade desk,
being interwoven to a landscape draped with native species that blend nature with man-made
safe-deposit box, mini-bar and a private
constructions. terrace with an ocean view.
• 69 MOANA and KAINGA single or
Hangaroa Eco Village & Spa is an integrated tourism project based on principles of ecological, double rooms measuring from 477 to
519 sq. feet.
social and cultural sustainability. Every little detail, from the architectural design through to the
warm, welcoming service and activities have been carefully developed inviting guests to be part of • 5 MA’UNGA suites measuring 784
to 827 sq. feet with an arched double-
an adventure of knowledge, admiration, protection and preservation. height ceiling and ample living room,
complete with a guest bathroom.
• The HANGAROA suite, measuring
880 sq. feet, ideal for special occasions
or extended stays. It has an arched
a sustainable project double-height ceiling, kitchenette with a
breakfast room, a bath integrated to the
private terrace, and a large living room,
6.7 hectares / 106,000 sq. feet built complete with a guest bathroom.
hangaroa suite Mana vai spa
MOANA rooms tiare boutique
kona tarai arts and crafts atelier
KAINGA rooms
ara tupuna
museum
hare vaka lobby and lounge
ma’unga suites
vai tea pool
vai koa poolside bar
Av.Pont s/n, Isla de Pascua, Chile
(56 2) 339 22 60 • info@hangaroa.cl
www.hangaroa.cl
This large, 4,516 sq. foot room with a
capacity for 340 people, is apt and fully
equipped for any type of cultural and
social event, work meeting, seminar,
congress or celebrations.
MANA’U movie theater + auditorium
This 996 sq. foot movie theater with a
capacity for 70 people is the first on the
island and is open to the community
at large. It presents ongoing cycles of
art films from around the world and
documentaries on the history, culture
and nature of Easter Island.
restaurants
Native cuisine is served at Hangaroa
Eco Village & Spa that integrates
international preparations to the culinary
delights of Rapa Nui. Come and enjoy
a festival of flavors that varies daily,
depending upon what products are
available in the local markets.
POERAVA restaurant
The hotel’s main restaurant with a
capacity of 150. It has a spectacular
ocean view and a central area specially
designed for live culinary shows or
special events.
KALOA emporium - bistró
Sophisticated and minimalist, a bi-level
lounge offering Wi-Fi and magazines
from the world over, designed to be the
meeting point of the island.
VAI KOA poolside bar
Located beside the pool, surrounded by
a beautiful park abounding in foliage.
It serves an exquisite collection of cold
dishes and a varied cocktail menu.
mana’u movie theater + auditorium
kona mana meeting room
poerava restaurant
Choose from among the most enriching
range of therapies, massages and
treatments, many based on natural
products from the island. Total
relaxation and renovation of both
the soul and the body are its guiding
principles.
VAI TEA pool
Take a swim in this beautifully designed,
pool set amidst a park filled with the
most gorgeous plants, flowers and native
trees from the island.
other services
HARE VAKA lobby and lounge
This is the gateway to the Eco Village,
designed to represent the ancient Rapa
Nui boathouses built like inverted boats,
which you can still see in the rocky ruins
on the island.
ARA TUPUNA museum
Rapa Nui is an extraordinary outdoor
museum containing thousands of
monuments in ruins and archeological
vestiges. Their abundance and
complexity have led to many different
interpretations of the cultural history
of the island. To further visitors’
understanding of Rapa Nui, Hangaroa
Eco Village & Spa has created a museum
that displays the most relevant aspects
of Rapa Nui cultural tradition and
modern scientific information, providing
a complete view of the extraordinary
legacy of this Polynesian people.
TARAI arts and crafts atelier
Here guests can see Rapa Nui artists at
work. Crafts workshops are also offered
for guests.
TIARE boutique
This boutique sells a selection of
pieces made by the best craftsmen and
craftswomen on the island.
kaloa emporium - bistró
The wind created all the islands of the sea.

But here, the exalted one, the Overlord, the living wind,
established his home, folded his wings, reigned:
from humble Rapa Nui he parceled out his dominion,
he blew, he poured forth, he showered us with gifts,
to the west, to the east, in the smooth curve of space
until the purest buds appeared,
until roots were born.

V
THE ISLAND
The Separate Rose. Pablo Neruda.
Translated by William O’ Daly. Washington.
Copper Canyon Press, 1985.

TE PITO O TE HENUA – extreme point of the earth - was the name that
ancient Rapa Nui gave to their island. On this bit of earth measuring just
106 square miles, the inhabited locality furthest from any continent, its
inhabitants gave life to a unique culture and defended the values of their
native territory, their KAINGA…