Super Sacred Valley Full-Day Tour

Super Sacred Valley Full-Day Tour Complete Itinerary

Our vehicle with the resident tour guide of Cusco will arrive at your hotel at 06:40 to start the adventure to the Super Sacred Valley full-day tour. We can start the excursion by visiting Pisac or start the trip via Chinchero. If travelers take the train service in the afternoon, we will begin exploring Pisac to finish in Ollantaytambo at a suitable time to board your train service. BUT if you are going to return to Cusco, we leave via Chinchero to return to the city of Cusco via Pisac. We adapt to the requirements of travelers to make their stay in the Cusco – Peru region more pleasant.

Summary to visit the Sacred Valley Extended Tour

• Taray viewpoint is a “classic spectacular view of the valley, Urubamba River, and the Andes.”
• Pisac ruins “Beautiful Inca constructions of the agricultural terraces with temples and beautiful trails through the mountains.”
• Moray Salt Mines “Panoramic view of the entire area of ​​artisanal production with a walk in the vicinity of the salt wells.”
• Moray “04 circular Inca platforms are the maximum circular architectural expression of Inca knowledge to experiment with plants.”
  • Moray’s lookout “view towards Yanahuara and Pachar, the union of mountains with the valley’s crops, build a spectacular photographic view.”
• Ollantaytambo is a “temple built on top of the mountain in an abstract pyramidal shape containing temples, trails, and pink monoliths.”
• Chinchero “is the original Inca archaeological complex belonging to the ninth Inca ruler of the Inca Empire; the constructions are amazing and dedicated to Inca deities. The tourist area has several trails that connect several great Andes and the valley.”

We bring a box lunch to save time and visit the Inca sites and viewpoints with more time.

The Sacred Valley Extended Tour ends between approximately 18:30 to 19:30

Super Sacred Valley Full-Day Tour Includes

• Active itinerary with transcendental cultural singularities with panoramic views.
• Excellent English-speaking tour guide resident in Cusco.
• Private tourist transport “the vehicles vary according to the number of people in the group.”
  • A driver
• Partial entrance ticket to Pisac, Moray, Ollantaytambo, and Chinchero.
• Entrance ticket to Salineras
• 01 box lunch per person “prepared in a tourist restaurant, if there are vegetarians or food restrictions we will gladly prepare diets or others.”
• Local taxes of Peru.

Note: The vehicles to use “see the photo in prices.”

Our Sacred Valley Extended Tour Not Included

• 01 to 02 liters of water, it is advisable to bring your reusable bottles to help the planet without leaving a human footprint and thus keep Mother Nature green. Plastic bottles are prohibited.
• Tips at the discretion and criteria of the visitors “tour guide and driver.”

Would you please bring to our Super Sacred Valley Full-Day Tour?

• Tennis Shoes
• Rain poncho (Rainy Season December to March)
• Windbreaker
• T-shirts / Sunhat
• Sun protection cream (SPF 45 or higher recommended) Solar radiation is intense, so it is vital to put on sunscreen every 03 hours.
• Cash in local currency (Soles or $USD or credit card) to purchase items. There are souvenir vendors at each archeological site. We will make an official stop in Chinchero at one of the textile centers to have the demonstration of the unveiling of textiles and thus learn how these colorful textiles do make. They contain organic dyes, and when weaving them, they use traditional knowledge since the times of the Incas, “the visit is optional.”

Adventure on Sacred Valley

On Foot or Horseback

The area around Ollantaytambo is surrounded by stunning mountain scenery and thick forest, making numerous hikes possible within a short distance from the city. What can many do on horseback or on foot?

Pinkuylluna

Pinkuylluna is a two-hour round-trip hike that takes you to the little-known ruins at Pinkuylluna. They do think to be Qollqas or Incan storehouses.

Pumamarca

One of the most popular options, this four- to six-hour round-trip hike passes through Inca ruins and the Polylepis forest at Choquechaca.

Ancascocha

Ancascocha is a beautiful mountain lake that one can reach on an overnight trip by foot or horseback.

Yanacocha

Yanacocha is a challenging overnight hike. Camping at the mountain lake does expect.

Rafting Sacred Valley

Ollantaytambo is a great spot for accessing some of the best rivers in the Sacred Valley for rafting. The Chuquicawana section is one of the most beautiful. The Urubamba, south of Cuzco, has river runs Class 3 and 4 from May to October, and Class 4 and 5rapids from December to April. Some rafting or kayaking experience is necessary.

For a trip that is a bit more daring, a journey down Apurimac Canyon is a must. It is one of the most profound rafting experiences on the planet, with rapids of Class 3, 4, and 5 plus incredible scenery and sights. The trip lasts three or four nights, and experience is necessary for this one. There is a minimum of three people, which you will likely have to gather on your own, as the trip does make only occasionally.

Birdwatching on Ollantaytambo

The Queuña Qocha Polylepis forest near Ollantaytambo is home to 57 endangered species of birds, including the royal includes ash-breasted tit-tyrant and the white-browed tit spine tail. It can be visited in one day, usually on tour to Willoq and Patacancha.

Complete Sacred Valley tour package Full-Day

COST
*We do not add other people to your group.

PRICES PER PERSON [USD] 2022 | We run this tour only as a Private Service

• Solo travel $257. “prices reduce if more people are in your group.”
• 02 participants $163.
• 03 participants $129.
• 04participants $108.
• 05 participants $100.
• 06 participants $91.
• 07 participants $84.
• 08 participants + $79.

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Super Sacred Valley Full-Day Tour

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