Easter Island is the most isolated island in the world due to its solitude in the middle of the Pacific Ocean a very unique undersea fauna and flora grows as a result of the rocky bottom and the coral reefs.
__Diving at Motu Nui
The origin of the island is volcanic, under the sea you can find amazing landscapes of huge cliffs, caves, arcs, rocks and lava platforms. It is a very unique landscape.

Although the temperature of the sea is over 24°C, you can find some coral species similar to those on other Polynesian islands. However these few species grow in a very amazing way. We can find formations of "Porites Lobata" with more than 16 ft of diameter located at the Hanga Roa bay at 60 ft of depth.

Another important issue is the clarity and transparency of the water that can reach over 200 ft. of visibility.
This clarity is due to low plankton levels and the absence of river, port, sewage system and industrial residue, it is easier to keep the water crystalline and clean.

The uniqueness of the undersea world of Easter Island or Rapa Nui can be expressed in one sentence: Outstanding ledges immersed in a big blue sea with coral and colorful tropical fish.


Due to its isolation, about 26 percent of the fish that live in the island are endemic; you can find these species only in these waters. The fauna of this island has more than 160 species distributed among 65 different families.

The Orca Diving Center began its activities in 1979 and today is the most important diving center on the island, located at the end of the Hanga Roa Cove. It is the spot where all water sport fans gather to enjoy the adventure diving, boat rides, snorkeling, surfboards, bodyboards, kayaks and more. In addition, our trained professional staff help you enjoy this amazing island.
_Submarine Wall
The divers that had the opportunity to submerse and dive in this deep blue sea of Rapa Nui admit that it was one of their best dives and enjoyed an outstanding and unforgettable adventure.
__tipi tipi hoe
__Encounter with "kotea hiva"
__Moto Nui
_Rock Valley
__Cavern of the Three Windows
__Kototi para
__Kare Nui Nui/ Giant Coral


ORCA DIVING CENTER
E-mail: seemorca@entelchile.net - Web: www.seemorca.cl
Fonos: (56 - 32) 2550 375 - 2550 877 Fax: (56 - 32) 2550 448
S.E.E.M ORCA LTDA . Caleta de Hanga Roa - Isla de Pascua - Chile

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