Here is the view from your room:
Here is the restaurant at your hotel. You will have an unobstructed view of the Pacific ocean and the sunset-pinked clouds just might write your name if you have a short one like “Nia.”
Walk a bit up the road and find directions:
Keep going:
and find this:
Walk a bit in the opposite direction:
and you can bank here:
dine here:
and shop here:
This will be your guide. His name is Christian, he is half Chilean and half Rapanui. He is an historian and will tell you secrets not in the books about Easter Island:
He’ll take you places like this ahu (ancient Rapanui platform that holds the moai (statues)), which is very near the hotel:
and he’ll take you to the opposite side of the island where, if you look closely, you’ll see these are more than just mossy rocks:
or a chunk of red lava (pukaos, topknot carved from red scoria):
Drive to the top of a hill and see fluorescent pools in a caldera: 
See most of the island from atop this hill:
Observe this hill:
And prepare for rain. California’s spring is Easter Island’s winter:
Nicci Carrera 