Moray Tours and Tickets

The Sacred Valley is one of the loveliest destinations in Peru and this full-day tour from Cusco includes major archaeological sites and off-the-beaten-path hiking. Explore the Moray archaeological site, believed to have been an Incan agricultural lab, and the Maras salt pools, which locals still use. After a picnic lunch, continue to a less-visited part of the valley and hike through Andean countryside to a waterfall.

Spend two days exploring Machu Picchu and the surrounds from Cusco. Journey through the Sacred Valley and take the train to Aguas Calientes, staying overnight there to relax in the hot springs. All transportation from Cusco, guided tour of Machu Picchu, and overnight in a 3-star hotel included.

Enjoy the spectacular scenery of Peru's Sacred Valley at your own pace during a bike tour of Moray, home to multi-terraced depressions that date back to the Inca period. A perfect combination of nature and culture, this bike tour allows you stop regularly for photo opportunities without worrying about parking. Plus, exploring with a guide means that you'll discover lesser-known information about the area's ancient history.

Touring the Andean mountains is easier, faster, and more fun on a full-suspension mountain bike. Join a full-day bike tour from Cusco for 35 kilometers (22 miles) of riding, with periodic breaks and a walking tour after lunch, through Maras and the Inca terraces of Moray. Weather permitting, the altitude rewards you with spectacular views of the mountainous region. Hotel pickup and drop-off, all equipment, and lunch are provided.

Peru's Sacred Valley lies in the Andean Highlands - a landscape of rugged mountains, open plains, and soaring cliffs - and reaching the remote sites is a challenge. Choose a morning or afternoon half-day safari, and tackle the rough ground by powerful all-terrain quad bike. With your guide to lean the way, reach historic sites including Moray and Maras with ease, enjoy sweeping views across the Peruvian countryside, and learn of life here under Incan rule.