Azamara Onward Explores the Enigmatic Easter Island on Its First Visit

Azamara Cruises – the small-ship cruise line renowned for Destination Immersion® and Extended Destination Days, marked a historic moment when its newest ship, Azamara Onward, visited Easter Island during its World Cruise 2024. This was the cruise line’s first visit to the secluded island, noted for its enigmatic moai sculptures and fascinating history.

Guests on the Azamara Onward could see Easter Island’s spectacular volcanoes, luscious grasslands, and, of course, stunning moai statues, which are almost 1,000 distributed around the island.

Easter Island, also called Rapa Nui, is one of the world’s most remote locations. Yet, islanders greeted Azamara visitors with open arms, asking them to learn about the island’s culture, food, and way of life.

Azamara’s inaugural visit to Easter Island exemplifies the cruise line’s dedication to creating unique itineraries that combine adventure, cultural enrichment, and exploration.

Travellers interested in joining Azamara’s next voyage to Easter Island should book soon to secure a spot on the cruise line’s 2026 World Cruise. Easter Island is one of the many destinations visited during their 155-night voyage across more than 35 countries.

Azamara’s 2026 World Cruise includes 55 late evenings and overnights, 60 Extended Destination Days, three special World Cruise activities, and ten AzAmazing Celebrations, allowing guests to interact more deeply with each breathtaking wonder and the varied tapestry of cultures that surround them.

Azamara Cruises – the small-ship cruise line renowned for Destination Immersion® and Extended Destination Days – celebrated a historic moment as its latest ship, Azamara Onward, made its maiden call to Easter Island during its World Cruise 2024. This marked the cruise line’s first-ever call to the remote island, known for its mysterious moai statues and rich history.

Passengers aboard Azamara Onward were able to discover Easter Island’s impressive volcanoes, lush grasslands and, of course, majestic moai statues – of which there are nearly 1,000 scattered throughout the island.

Easter Island, also known as Rapa Nui, may be one of the most isolated places in the world, but locals welcomed Azamara guests with open arms, inviting them to learn more about the island’s traditions, cuisine, and way of life.

Azamara’s maiden call to Easter Island showcases the cruise line’s commitment to curating distinctive itineraries that offer adventure, cultural enrichment, and discovery.

Travellers interested in joining Azamara’s next adventure to Easter Island should book now to reserve their spot on the cruise line’s 2026 World Cruise. Easter Island is one of the many destinations featured on this 155-night expedition, exploring more than 35 countries.

Azamara’s 2026 World Cruise offers 55 late nights and overnights, 60 Extended Destination Days, three exclusive World Cruise events and 10 AzAmazing Celebrations, allowing for a deeper connection with each mesmerizing wonder and the diverse tapestry of cultures that surround them.