Te Ra'ai includes everything for the 40,000 Chilean Peso per person price (about $80 U.S.): Pick up from and return to hotel, traditional food ceremony, audience participation Rapa Nui dance lessons, excellent all you can eat ceremonial food buffet with wine, and a full traditional dance show lasting over an hour. The host narrates the entire evening in Spanish and... More

By the time I called and they got me the ceremony showing how they prepare the dinner was already over. The other people got to see the traditional way of cooking and also got their faces painted. The food was ok, nothing extraordinary, but tasty and plentiful (buffet). The dance show was about an hour with very motivated dancers and... More

A must-have experience in Eastern Island. Complete experience with preparation, food and typical polynesian dance/music show. Very good food, very good service, great performance, the whole package. A bit expensive but totally worth it!

Te Ra'ai is an amazing experience. The food is cooked based on traditional customs and we, as guests, watch part of the preparation of the meal. Cocktail greets you upon arrival with red/ white wine with dinner. After the meal, you are escorted next door to a theater, with music and traditional dance. There is free shuttle service to/ from... More

Ask when you arrive to get a place (only 80 places) The show is great and the dinner is well, you can repeat the plate and the salads are buffete tipe, they go to your hotel to carry you and then carry back when the Show finish

The evening started with aperitifs, followed by face painting in the traditional style, and then taking the food we would eat for dinner out of the 'oven' in the ground. We then enjoyed dinner and drinks, followed by great dancing, with a number of stories. Highly recommended.

Dinner & a show. The owner's of this establishment really care and want everyone to enjoy and have a good time. It includes everything: hotel transfers, dance lesson, buffett, wine, and a great show where they really work. Highly recommended for a wonderful night out on Easter Island.

The buffet is so-so, but we were really impressed by the performance.

It was my first time coming to the island and thanks for all the reviewers on this site, I've chosen the dinner package at Te Ra'ai. The package includes a pre-dinner show introducing the ancient way of cooking, the main buffet dinner with special event live music celebration (Anniversary, birthday, etc), then followed by the main after-dinner show, which is... More