Rapa Nui Dinner Show: Te Ra'ai

The main difference lies in the focus of each experience. Te Ra'ai offers a more modern, immersive, and participatory experience, where guests not only watch the show but also take part in various activities related to Rapa Nui culture and traditions. Kari Kari, on the other hand, has a more traditional focus, centered on the artistic performance and the history of its renowned cultural ballet, featuring live music and traditional dances. If you're looking for a more participatory and immersive experience, we recommend Te Ra'ai. If you prefer a more traditional and artistic show, we recommend Kari Kari.

Dinner is served buffet-style, meaning you choose and serve yourself whatever you like, keeping in mind that one plate is allowed per person. The meal includes soup of the day, and for the main course you can choose from beef, chicken, pork, or tuna. Side dishes include fresh and cooked salads, rice, potatoes, and sweet potatoes, along with a variety of dressings so you can customize your meal. To finish, there is a selection of desserts and fresh fruit. Since one plate is served per person, we recommend taking your time when choosing: one protein, one side, and one salad make for a balanced and satisfying combination. If you are vegetarian, vegan, or have any dietary restrictions, please let us know in the comments box so we can make the necessary arrangements in advance. If you have celiac disease, we recommend booking the only show option, as we do not have a gluten-free kitchen.

Dinner availability is limited and requires advance reservations. If you would like to have dinner on the tour you are selecting, we recommend booking the corresponding option online to secure your meal in advance.