Maras Moray ATV Tour

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Duration

Half Day

Departures

Year-round

Difficulty

Easy

Age

All ages

Experience the thrill of exploring the Andes on an ATV! This Maras and Moray ATV tour is perfect for travelers seeking adventure, breathtaking scenery, and a direct connection with the Sacred Valley’s ancient history.
We begin in the picturesque village of Maras, where you’ll receive a brief lesson on how to operate your ATV. Then we head to Moray, an ancient Inca agricultural laboratory with unique circular terraces. With the help of an expert guide, you’ll learn about their purpose and cultural significance.

After visiting Moray, we return to Maras to visit a salt interpretation center, and finally, we explore the stunning Maras Salt Mines, with over 3,000 natural salt pools still in use today.
This tour combines adrenaline, culture, and unforgettable landscapes—ideal for adventurous travelers who want to see the Sacred Valley from a new perspective.

Lugar de Salida:Our Office / Lugar de Retorno:Cusco City / Hora de Salida:7:00 a 7:30 am / Hora de Retorno:1:00 a 2:00 pm

Itinerary

Day 1: Cusco – Maras Village – Moray – Maras Salt Mines – Cusco

Departure from our office between 7:00 and 7:30 am.
We drive to Maras village, where our base is located. There, you’ll participate in a short class to learn how to drive the ATVs.
Once everyone is ready, we begin our 45-minute ride toward the archaeological site of Moray. A professional guide will explain its importance and answer all your questions.
We return to Maras to visit a salt interpretation center.
Then, we continue to the famous Maras Salt Mines. The guide will provide a detailed explanation, answer questions, and give you time to take photos.
Finally, we board the vehicle back to Cusco, arriving between 1:00 and 2:00 pm.

Inclusions

Included:

Round-trip transportation
Professional guide
First-aid kit (including emergency oxygen tank)
Entrance tickets: Partial Tourist Ticket (for Moray) and Maras Salt Mines

Not included:

Tips for the guide or driver (optional)

We recommend to bring

Small backpack
Rain poncho / rain gear (jacket and pants)
Warm sweater or fleece
Fully charged phone
Toilet paper (inside and outside your daypack)
Sunscreen
Snacks and water

Important Information

We use modern vehicles and organize groups of 13 to 15 participants, with a maximum of 18 people per group
Our professional guides speak Spanish and English, and they carry a first-aid kit and oxygen bottles for emergencies.