Red­dish cliffs, turquoise waters, and an almost pink beach make this area look almost alien. The result of erod­ed coral and vol­canic rocks mix­ing togeth­er, Ove­he Beach is tucked away in a small cove, remote enough to be missed by most peo­ple. As a result, the beach remains most­ly untouched and unde­vel­oped.

A back­ground of palm trees pro­vides some green to the area, but the rocky beau­ty of the area speaks for itself here.

Less than a mile away from Ova­he is Anake­na beach, East­er Island’s most famous beach, con­sid­ered the cra­dle of the his­to­ry of the island. Although it sees more vis­i­tors, it remains large­ly unspoiled and deserves a vis­it as well.