National Park entry for non-Chilean visitors is US$80 or 54000 pesos. You need the ticket to visit virtually all sites on the island. The only place we were not asked for our ticket was at the few moai at Ahu Tahai, just out of the town of Hanga Roa.

disculpe pero no comprendo la pregunta. Todo es bastante caro ayi

You can totally do it by yourself in a rental car but there are no docents or signs at parks telling you what you’re seeing and significance. Also, some roads are not really passable by some vehicles so make sure you stick to where rental company directs you. Lastly, the rental agencies have pretty beater cars to rent. Don’t expect nice or new, and you should ask if they have air conditioning. At least with guide vehicles they are newer, can go over any terrain, and they have air.

We were there on Christmas so I would imagine it’s open on Easter. Best to check with park management for a definitive answer.

En casi todos los restaurantes aceptan tarjeta, algunos comercios pequeños no. En la feria artesanal casi ninguno tiene transbank. Para visitar el parque turístico se compra una vez, un ticket que dura 10 días y te permite ir a todos los puntos turísticos del parque, te recomiendo comprarlo al llegar, en el aeropuerto.

L'areporto è praticamente un' unica pista di atterraggio, appena sceso dall'aereo a circa 10 metri trovi il chiosco dove prendere il biglietto, passi per forza di lì, non ti puoi sbagliare!

I arrived on Rapa Nui today, June 15, 2018 and we did indeed pay by credit card! They accept all major credit cards now, including American Express. Not sure when this practice started, but wanted to update those that may be interested.