Rapa Nui Dinner Show: Kari Kari Ballet

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 composed of a four-course meal featuring local Rapa Nui cuisine made with ingredients from the island. Upon arrival, you will be served a crostini with the house pebre as an appetizer, along with a drink of your choice: a pisco sour, natural juice, soft drink, or a glass of Chardonnay or Merlot wine. The menu includes an appetizer featuring quinoa and tropical flavors, a cream soup made with local ingredients, and a main course of your choice between fish, meat, or a vegan option. You will finish dinner with a traditional Rapa Nui dessert and a hot beverage or after-dinner drink. Depending on the option selected, dinner is available at two different times: at 6:00 PM, before the show, or at 9:00 PM, after the show. If any passenger has an allergy, intolerance, or dietary restriction, it is important to inform us in advance so the restaurant can accommodate it.

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.