A visit to the beautiful landscapes of the Sacred Valley and visit Pisac, Ollantaytambo, Maras, Moray and Salineras on a full-day tour from Cusco, this alternative is recommended for those who have fewer days available in Cusco and want to discover more places.
This tour is a full day with visits to the magnificent Sacred Valley of the Incas.
We will visit the salt mines and the agricultural platforms of Moray, with great historical and cultural importance. The Salineras de Maras are a series of small salt ponds that have been used since Inca times and are still used by local families today. The Moray Agricultural Terraces are a series of circular terraces used by the Incas for agricultural experiments.
The tour lasts 8 to 9 hours and includes private transportation, a professional guide, entrance fees to the Maras Salt Mines and Moray Agricultural Terraces, and lunch. The tour is suitable for children and adults.
After being picked up at your hotel at 7:30 a.m., we will take a trip in our transportation until we reach the first stop at the Mirador Taray to see impressive views of the Sacred Valley.
From here we can appreciate the Urubamba River, this place is perfect to take many photos
We will visit the Inca site of Pisac, where we will see impressive views of the valley that surrounds us.
Here we will also be able to see impressive Inca constructions, then we will pay a visit to the Inca site of Pisac, which is known for its colorful local market. Here we can buy souvenirs of all prices, shapes and colors, including textiles with unique designs. In addition, we can taste delicious natural fruits, grown by the residents themselves.
Our trip continues for one more hour to Urubamba where we will enjoy our buffet lunch.
After that we will go to Moray, a unique archaeological site with several large circular terraces. The Inca settlers used these terraces to conduct agricultural experiments and possibly also to study the effects of different climates and soil types on crops.
You will also visit the Salineras de Maras, a collection of more than 3,000 salt pans that cover the mountainside near Maras. The salt pans have been passed down from generation to generation by local families and are still used today.
The last stop will be in Ollantaytambo, where we will explore the Ollantaytambo Fortress, one of the most impressive Inca sites in Peru and a must-see for anyone interested in Inca history and architecture. The fortress was built in the 15th century and served as a military, religious and agricultural center for the Incas. The site features huge stone terraces, intricate stonework and stunning views of the surrounding valley.
Ollantaytambo is a charming town known for its narrow streets, traditional architecture and beautiful gardens. Visitors can explore the city’s cobblestone streets, visit local boutiques and cafes, and learn more about the city’s rich history and culture. Finally return to Cusco; Arrive at your hotel around 6:00 p.m.
Here is a list of items to bring to the Super Sacred Valley:
It is important to remember that the tour requires walking over uneven terrain. Therefore, it is recommended to bring only what is essential and avoid carrying heavy bags or backpacks. Additionally, the weather in the Sacred Valley can be unpredictable, so it’s a good idea to check the weather forecast and pack accordingly.
| Number of persons | Price per person | |
| 2 Persons | $ USD 90.00 | Inquire Now |
| 3 Persons | $ USD 75.00 | Inquire Now |
| 4 Persons | $ USD 60.00 | Inquire Now |
| 5 Persons | $ USD 50.00 | Inquire Now |
| 6 Persons or more | $ USD 40.00 | Inquire Now |
Price of the Sacred Valley Tour with Maras Moray 1D
Price per person:
For travelers ages 4 and up, contact us for a special rate: info@perulocalexpeditions.com
To book the Super Sacred Valley, a deposit of $50 per person is required; the remaining balance can be paid online, in installments or in Cusco with any credit card without reservation fees.
Places we visit in the Sacred Valley tour with Maras Moray
The Taray viewpoint
The Taray Viewpoint in the Sacred Valley is known for its stunning views of mountains, valleys and farm fields.
This viewpoint is located at about 3,800 meters (12,500 feet) and offers visitors a view of the area. From the Taray viewpoint you can see the Urubamba River winding through the valley and the snow-capped peaks of the Andes in the distance.
Pisac excavation site
This Inca site is considered one of the most important Inca sites in the region, it is best known for its impressive agricultural terraces and beautiful views from the hills.
The Inca site of Pisac built during the Inca Empire (1438-1532) and served as a strategic military and religious center for the Incas.
Pisac has agricultural terraces built into the steep mountainside and used to grow corn, potatoes and quinoa.
Pisac Market
This traditional open-air market in Pisac is famous for its colorful displays of crafts, textiles, and traditional Peruvian foods.
The Pisac market is open every day, but it is busiest on Sundays, when local residents bring out their best works and artistic creations, as well as fabrics, food, and even jewelry.
On your visit to the Pisac market you can also taste delicious culinary creations such as roast guinea pig, ceviche, empanadas and various fruits, vegetables and spices. In addition to enjoying traditional Peruvian drinks such as chicha, a drink made from fermented corn, and pisco.
Moray Archaeological Site
Moray is an archaeological site located in the Sacred Valley about 50 km from Cusco. It is known for its impressive circular terraces.
The Incas excavated a mountain to create these Terraces that are arranged in concentric circles that decrease in size as depth increases. The Incas used these terraces to test different agricultural techniques and thus optimize the cultivation of different foods in different microclimates.
Maras Salt Mines
The salt mines of Maras have been used since pre-Inca times and are still used today by local families to produce salt.
The spring water is channeled into containers where it evaporates in the sun, leaving a layer of salt that can be collected by hand. The residents sell this salt in different markets in Cusco and also to visitors from other countries who know the quality of this salt; Our travelers will be able to learn more about the cultivation of this salt, always appreciating the beautiful local landscapes.
Ollantaytambo
Ollantaytambo is located about 61 km from Cusco. It is known for its well-preserved Inca ruins and is currently the starting point to reach Machu Picchu.
The city is known for its Inca architecture well preserved by its inhabitants, its rich cultural heritage and its role as the gateway to Machu Picchu.
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