
1 / 8Super Sacred Valley With Maras Moray from Cusco - All Inclusive
About this activity
Pack four major Sacred Valley archaeological sites into a single day from Cusco, combining Inca ruins, pre-Columbian engineering marvels, and working salt mines. This all-inclusive tour crosses the high Andes into Peru's most historically dense region, guided by native experts who bring centuries of cultural knowledge to life.
Super Sacred Valley Tour is a specially designed itinerary that allows you to explore more archeological sites in one day.
On this tour, you’ll drive from the highlands of Cusco, across the Andes into the fertile lands of the Sacred Valley, enjoy the spectacular views, starting the day Visiting Pisaq, Ollantaytambo, Moray, and finally visit the salt mines before going back to Cusco. Drop off at your Hotel
Highlights of the Super Sacred Valley
- All-inclusive tour (Entrance fees, Lunch, Tour Guide, Transportation)
- Discover the most important historical sites of the Sacred Valley
- Learn about the history of Professional native tour guides
- Visit Pisaq, Ollantaytambo, Moray, and Maras Salt Mines
- Explore the bustling market at Pisaq
Highlights
- ✓Pisaq ruins and vibrant indigenous market
- ✓Ollantaytambo's massive stone fortress overlooking the valley
- ✓Moray's mysterious concentric agricultural terraces
- ✓Maras salt mines—still harvested using 500-year-old techniques
- ✓Andean mountain scenery and cross-valley drives
- ✓All entrance fees, lunch, and professional guide included
Insider tips
- ★Visit Pisaq market early in the tour when energy and vendor selection are highest; afternoon visits feel rushed
- ★Ask your guide about the astronomical alignment theory at Moray—locals have distinct oral histories not in guidebooks
- ★The salt ponds at Maras are most photogenic in morning light when mineral deposits catch the sun
Good to know
- •Terrain varies from moderate walking at ruins to steep steps at Ollantaytambo; wear sturdy hiking shoes
- •High altitude (Cusco 3,400m, passes 4,000m+)—arrive in Cusco 1–2 days early to acclimatize
- •Hotel pickup/drop-off included; confirm location at booking
- •Lunch provided; inform operator of dietary requirements in advance
- •Sunscreen and hat essential; limited shade at exposed sites
Who it's for
Best time to visit
May–September (dry season) offers clear skies and stable trail conditions; avoid December–March rainy months when mountain passes become slippery. Morning departures maximize light at each site.









