Te Ra’ai where the legend comes alive
It's not just a show; it's the meeting point with the ancestral history of Rapa Nui.
Rescuingour roots
Our mission is to build an experience focused on conveying the value of Rapa Nui culture. We rescue the different arts that give life to our land to teach them in a narrative, dynamic, and engaging way.
The art of Takona
Before starting, we invite you to be part of our story. Takona is the art of face painting using Kiea, a natural pigment extracted directly from our island.
The Umu Ritual: Our Rapa Nui Curanto
Experience the Umu opening ceremony, where food is cooked slowly underground using red-hot volcanic stones.
The heartbeat
of Rapa Nui
Let yourself be captivated by a unique cultural dance show, designed
to narrate the legends and deeds of our people.
Experienciagastronomic
Enjoy a buffet dinner designed to honor our local products. Delight in local fish, meats, fresh ceviches, ancestral tubers, and artisanal desserts. Are you vegetarian or vegan? Let us know in your reservation, and we will prepare something special for you.
Bourbon-based with refreshing lemon juice, homemade fennel syrup, and sweet wine.
Incredible combination of pisco, cassis liqueur, banana, and coconut cream.
Exotic mix of Last Hope gin (calafate), passion fruit, pineapple, and fennel syrup.
A mix between refreshing and cold, based on gin, basil, ginger syrup, and lemon juice.
Sweet combination of gin, homemade hibiscus, grenadine, cointreau, and lemon juice.
Tonic based on gin, rosso vermouth, the sweetness of lemon verbena, and light touches of lemon juice.
Topped with tonic water.
An exotic blend of tequila, Campari, Cointreau and homemade pacay syrup. Accompanied by the sweet creaminess of coconut and subtle hints of lemon
A delicate blend of Disaronno, hibiscus syrup and lemon juice.
Cocktails Signature
Ingredients like homemade fennel, calafate, pineapple, and coconut blend with premium spirits to create flavors you will only find at Te Ra’ai.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is Takona?
It is the traditional art of face painting with Kiea, a natural pigment from the island.
3. Is the show in my language?
Yes, our show is dynamically narrated in both English and Spanish.
2. What does the Buffet include?
A varied selection of proteins, salads, rice, and desserts.
4. Should I bring identification?
Yes, we request that you show your ID upon arrival at the restaurant.
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Inspired by local ingredients like homemade fennel and calafate, try the Marama
(gin and passion fruit) or our flagship Te Ra'ai with bourbon notes.