Learn about the mysterious moai statues during this three hour guided tour. First, is Ahu Tahai. Believed to be constructed around 690 A.D., the serene statues are all perched atop ahu, or stone altars. Here you'll find the renowned Ko Te Riku, the moai with the mesmerizing black and white eyes. Next is Vaihu, where you'll not only see a number of moai but the ruins of an old temple, as well. Then, you'll visit Rano Raraku, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to over 390 statues lying or half buried in the slopes of an extinct volcano. Finally, you'll see the 15 stone giants of Ahu Tongariki. A tidal wave in 1960 forced the moai - many weighing 30 tons - several hundred feet inland to where you see them today. Then, you'll return to the pier along the same scenic route with cherished and lasting memories.