Easter Island adventure: who's in? - Beyond Tiki

C christiki295 Member LA-2547 mls east Hawaii &5500 Easter Is Joined: Apr 09, 2003 Posts: 3837	C christiki295 Posted posted on Mon, Aug 9, 2004 10:03 AM [i]On 2004-08-08 11:59, tikibars wrote: Georgia Lee's guide book rocks, and being at Anakena or Tongariki when there are no busses full of touristas is THE way to go... Also, in 2000, I paid US $125 TOTAL for two people to stay four nights in a "residential", or essentailly, a bed and breakfast. . . . So: you in? Anakena Beach, where Hotu Matua, the origial father arrived (and the proposed site of the luxury hotel you and I discussed), the 15 moai on their ahu at Tongariki Beach and the 70 moai at Rano Raraku crater, it is the ultimate tiki hunt. Like Maui, I will lasso the sun and move heaven and earth to try to make it. PS - how is staying in the residentials?

[i]On 2004-08-08 11:59, tikibars wrote: Georgia Lee's guide book rocks, and being at Anakena or Tongariki when there are no busses full of touristas is THE way to go...

Also, in 2000, I paid US $125 TOTAL for two people to stay four nights in a "residential", or essentailly, a bed and breakfast.
. . .
So: you in?

Anakena Beach, where Hotu Matua, the origial father arrived (and the proposed site of the luxury hotel you and I discussed), the 15 moai on their ahu at Tongariki Beach and the 70 moai at Rano Raraku crater, it is the ultimate tiki hunt.

Like Maui, I will lasso the sun and move heaven and earth to try to make it.

PS - how is staying in the residentials?

Post #107161 by christiki295 on Mon, Aug 9, 2004 10:03 AM