》ITINERARY

The itinerary is subject to change.

Day 1 - Wednesday, January 12, 2028
After arriving on the remote shores of Easter Island, guests will settle into the hotel before gathering for our official workshop kickoff at 3:00 PM. We’ll introduce the journey ahead, discuss photography goals, and begin immersing ourselves in the unique culture and atmosphere of Rapa Nui.

We’ll share our first group dinner together before heading to the iconic ceremonial site of Ahu Tahai for sunset. Here, the Moai come alive in the warm evening glow, offering our first opportunity to photograph these legendary monoliths against the vast Pacific horizon.

If skies are clear, the adventure continues into the night with an astrophotography session at Hanga Kio’e, where the island’s isolation and lack of light pollution create extraordinary conditions for capturing the stars above ancient volcanic landscapes.

Day 2 - Thursday, January 13, 2028
We will depart for one of the most awe-inspiring locations on the island: Ahu Tongariki. Watching the first light of day rise behind fifteen towering Moai is an unforgettable experience and an opportunity to get portfolio worthy photos.

After sunrise, we journey back toward town along the island’s rugged southern coastline, experiencing the dramatic scenery in daylight before returning for a relaxed late breakfast.

The afternoon offers time to explore the village, enjoy lunch, or simply rest before regrouping for an early dinner at Haka Honu. From there, we hike along the quieter eastern rim of the legendary Orongo crater, discovering sweeping ocean views and volcanic textures rarely seen by visitors.

We finish the evening at Rano Kau, photographing sunset and stars from one of the island’s most dramatic landscapes before returning back to the hotel.

Day 3 - Friday, January 14, 2028
The morning begins with breakfast before heading north to the white sands and turquoise waters of Anakena Beach.

We continue to nearby Ovahe, known for its vivid red cliffs, colourful rock formations, and secluded shoreline, providing unique opportunities for both landscape and detail photography.

After returning to town for lunch and downtime, we regroup for dinner before setting out to explore the ceremonial village of Orongo at sunset.

If conditions allow, the evening evolves into an unforgettable astrophotography session split between the mystical quarry of Rano Raraku and the iconic silhouettes of Ahu Tongariki beneath the Milky Way.

Day 4 - Saturday, January 15, 2028
Today we explore the island’s archaeological and geological wonders, beginning with the inland Moai platform of Ahu Akivi, followed by the lava cave systems of Ana Te Pahu and the remote coastal ruins of Ahu Tepeu.

Later, we experience the island from a completely different perspective during a boat excursion along the coastline, photographing volcanic cliffs, caves, and the open Pacific from the water.

Depending on weather and light conditions, we may revisit Ahu Tongariki at sunrise or Ahu Tahai at sunset to capture scenes we may have missed earlier in the journey.

The evening concludes with a memorable group dinner at Neptune Island, with another optional astrophotography session if skies align.

Day 5 - Sunday, January 16, 2028
This morning we head to the remote Poike Peninsula. Far from the more visited areas of the island, this rugged region offers dramatic cliffs, rolling volcanic terrain, and a profound sense of solitude.

Over the course of a 5–6 hour hike, we’ll photograph windswept coastlines, ancient landscapes, and sweeping Pacific vistas while experiencing a quieter, more untouched side of Rapa Nui.

After returning to town for a late lunch and well-earned rest, we gather for dinner once more at Haka Honu before heading to the rugged coastline near Nayara Hangaroa for sunset photography.

If needed, this evening also offers another chance to capture the island beneath the stars.

Day 6 - Monday, January 17, 2028
Our final full day begins with an early breakfast followed by a photography session in the beautiful mid-morning light, focusing on storytelling, culture, and creative connection.

We then venture to the coastal cave region of Ana Kai Tangata, where volcanic formations, crashing waves, and dramatic cliff scenery provide a fitting final landscape experience.

The afternoon is left open for lunch, shopping, or quiet reflection around town before we come together for a farewell evening at Te Ra'ai.

Day 7 - Tuesday, January 18, 2028
We share one final breakfast together before the workshop concludes. Guests will transfer to the airport for late-morning flights back to Santiago.