The Anakena Beach on the northern part of Easter Island is the most enchanting spot on the whole island. Aside from a row of majestic "Moai" stone giants, there is a white sand beach that forms a semicircular embrace, both long and wide, with lush green palm forests along the shore.
When you climb to the highest point of the island, reaching the summit of Terevaka Mountain at an altitude of 507 meters, you can gaze far away and take in all the small and large volcanoes and surrounding stone statues, with the vast Pacific Ocean blending seamlessly into the blue sky.
Not far from the mountain is the famous "Seven Samurai" stone giant viewpoint.
Every evening, people walk here to watch the sunset, its glow reddening half the sky, and the huge stone statues cast eternal silhouettes.
