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The Sacred Valley of the Incas is a magical and enchanting place that transports you to the grandeur of the ancient Inca Empire. With its imposing mountains, winding rivers, and verdant valleys, it is a true natural paradise. As you venture deeper into the valley, a sense of peace and serenity envelops you. The landscapes are simply breathtaking, with hills covered in agricultural terraces stretching as far as the eye can see.
This exclusive full-day Sacred Valley VIP tour offers a comprehensive day trip designed to explore the most important attractions of the Andean region on an optimized itinerary of high cultural value. The tour package includes transfers in tourist transport (group or private) with pick-up from your hotel in Cusco, a professional bilingual guide, official entrance fees via the Tourist Ticket, entrance ticket to the Maras Salt Mines, and a delicious traditional buffet lunch in Urubamba.
The archaeological route encompasses the ancestral textile demonstration in Chinchero, the agricultural laboratories of Moray, the dazzling salt ponds in Maras, the imposing fortress of Ollantaytambo, and the archaeological complex next to the artisan market in Pisac. To comfortably enjoy this photogenic experience, travelers are advised to carry their original passport or national identity card, wear trekking shoes with good grip, dress in layers, and bring cash in soles for the purchase of local souvenirs.Early in the morning, our staff will pick you up from your hotel in Cusco along with a tour guide and driver.
The first destination will be the town of Chinchero, where you can visit a traditional weaving workshop and learn about ancestral weaving techniques. You'll also have the opportunity to admire the textiles handcrafted by local artisans. Next, you'll head to the Maras salt mines, an impressive complex of terraced salt pans. Here, you can learn about the ancient salt extraction techniques and enjoy the panoramic views.
Afterward, you'll visit Moray, a unique archaeological site comprised of stepped circular terraces. It is believed that Moray was used as an agricultural laboratory by the Incas, due to its design which creates different microclimates. After exploring Moray, you'll travel to the town of Urubamba for a delicious buffet lunch featuring typical regional dishes.
You'll then continue to the archaeological complex of Ollantaytambo, one of the best-preserved Inca sites. Here you can explore the impressive terraces, temples, and cobblestone streets while learning about Inca history and architecture. Afterward, we'll head to Pisac, where we'll visit the archaeological site and its artisan market, showcasing a variety of jewelry.
Finally, you'll return to Cusco and be transferred back to your hotel.
To make the most of your Sacred Valley VIP experience, we recommend following these practical tips to ensure a comfortable, enjoyable, and enriching journey through one of the most fascinating regions of the Inca Empire.
The tour explores the most important and representative sites of the Sacred Valley, including places of great historical value and unique landscapes:
Chinchero: A traditional town known as the "cradle of Andean weaving," where you'll visit textile centers and Inca-colonial ruins. Here you can see demonstrations of dyeing and weaving using ancestral techniques.
Moray: An impressive archaeological complex famous for its circular terraces, considered an ancient Inca agricultural laboratory. Each ring creates different microclimates used for experimenting with crops.
Maras Salt Mines: A network of more than 3,000 salt pans worked since Inca times. The white color and the reddish mountains create a perfect landscape for photographs.
Ollantaytambo: One of the most important archaeological sites of the Inca Empire and the only Inca town still inhabited. Its fortress and terraces allow you to understand the advanced engineering of the Incas.
Pisac: Famous for its giant terraces, temples, and viewpoints, as well as its renowned artisan market. If you are connecting to Machu Picchu, the tour ends in Ollantaytambo, where we will drop you off at the train station.
The tour begins at approximately 6:30 a.m. with pick-up from your hotel (if it's in the historic center).
If you take the full tour, we'll return to Cusco around 6:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m., ending at:
Plaza de Armas
Plaza Regocijo
(both are centrally located and easily accessible).
If you have a train to Machu Picchu:
The guide will drop you off at the Ollantaytambo train station between 2:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m., according to your scheduled time.
Tourist transportation throughout the tour
Partial or general tourist ticket (depending on the tour)
Entrance to the Maras Salt Mines
Professional guide (group or private)
Buffet lunch in Urubamba
Personalized assistance before and during the tour
Everything is organized so the traveler doesn't have to worry about buying anything extra.
This is a low-intensity tour, ideal for families, groups, seniors, or travelers who want a cultural excursion without long walks. Most of the tour is done by vehicle, and the archaeological sites only require short walks.
For a comfortable and trouble-free trip, we recommend:
Comfortable layered clothing (for cool mornings and mild afternoons)
A jacket or windbreaker
Comfortable, non-slip shoes
Sunglasses and a hat
Sunscreen
A rain poncho (especially between November and March)
Extra cash in soles for local purchases (textiles, snacks, handicrafts)
A camera or cell phone with ample memory
The Sacred Valley's weather is variable, so it's best to be prepared.
No, all fees are included in the service provided by our agency.
This avoids queues, separate payments, or confusion along the route.
The Sacred Valley VIP tour is more comprehensive because it includes additional destinations such as:
Moray
Maras
The textile center in Chinchero
Plus:
✔ You cover more attractions in a single day
✔ You experience a greater variety of landscapes and history
✔ You make the most of your time if your trip is short
✔ It's ideal if you're traveling to Machu Picchu the next day
Compared to the classic tour, this tour offers a much richer and more diverse experience.
Cusco: 3,399 meters above sea level.
Sacred Valley: between 2,800 and 3,000 meters above sea level.
The Sacred Valley is at a lower altitude than Cusco, so many travelers feel even better during the trip.
Altitude sickness is rare here, and the climate is usually warmer and more pleasant.
The standard itinerary is:
Chinchero
Moray
Maras Salt Mines
Buffet lunch in Urubamba
Ollantaytambo
Pisac
Return to Cusco
This may vary depending on weather or traffic, always maintaining the quality of the experience.
Yes, we offer pick-up from hotels located near Plaza de Armas or in areas easily accessible by public transport.
If your accommodation is farther away or on pedestrian streets, we will ask you to come to one of the following meeting points:
Plaza de Armas
Plaza San Francisco
Yes, the Sacred Valley VIP Tour operates 365 days a year, even during the rainy season. We only recommend bringing a poncho and raincoat during the wet months.
This tour doesn't require as much advance notice as Machu Picchu.
You can book:
1 month
1 week
Or even 2 to 5 days in advance
There are no time limits on tickets, so it's easy to secure your spot.
| Sacred Valley VIP (Price per person - minimum 2 people) |
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|---|---|
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Tourist transportation |
USD 75.00 |
| Sacred Valley VIP (Price per person - minimum 2 people) |
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|---|---|
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Private tourist transportation (minivan) |
USD 174.00 |
Early in the morning, our staff will pick you up from your hotel in Cusco along with a tour guide and driver.
The first destination will be the town of Chinchero, where you can visit a traditional weaving workshop and learn about ancestral weaving techniques. You'll also have the opportunity to admire the textiles handcrafted by local artisans. Next, you'll head to the Maras salt mines, an impressive complex of terraced salt pans. Here, you can learn about the ancient salt extraction techniques and enjoy the panoramic views.
Afterward, you'll visit Moray, a unique archaeological site comprised of stepped circular terraces. It is believed that Moray was used as an agricultural laboratory by the Incas, due to its design which creates different microclimates. After exploring Moray, you'll travel to the town of Urubamba for a delicious buffet lunch featuring typical regional dishes.
You'll then continue to the archaeological complex of Ollantaytambo, one of the best-preserved Inca sites. Here you can explore the impressive terraces, temples, and cobblestone streets while learning about Inca history and architecture. Afterward, we'll head to Pisac, where we'll visit the archaeological site and its artisan market, showcasing a variety of jewelry.
Finally, you'll return to Cusco and be transferred back to your hotel.
To make the most of your Sacred Valley VIP experience, we recommend following these practical tips to ensure a comfortable, enjoyable, and enriching journey through one of the most fascinating regions of the Inca Empire.
The tour explores the most important and representative sites of the Sacred Valley, including places of great historical value and unique landscapes:
Chinchero: A traditional town known as the "cradle of Andean weaving," where you'll visit textile centers and Inca-colonial ruins. Here you can see demonstrations of dyeing and weaving using ancestral techniques.
Moray: An impressive archaeological complex famous for its circular terraces, considered an ancient Inca agricultural laboratory. Each ring creates different microclimates used for experimenting with crops.
Maras Salt Mines: A network of more than 3,000 salt pans worked since Inca times. The white color and the reddish mountains create a perfect landscape for photographs.
Ollantaytambo: One of the most important archaeological sites of the Inca Empire and the only Inca town still inhabited. Its fortress and terraces allow you to understand the advanced engineering of the Incas.
Pisac: Famous for its giant terraces, temples, and viewpoints, as well as its renowned artisan market. If you are connecting to Machu Picchu, the tour ends in Ollantaytambo, where we will drop you off at the train station.
The tour begins at approximately 6:30 a.m. with pick-up from your hotel (if it's in the historic center).
If you take the full tour, we'll return to Cusco around 6:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m., ending at:
Plaza de Armas
Plaza Regocijo
(both are centrally located and easily accessible).
If you have a train to Machu Picchu:
The guide will drop you off at the Ollantaytambo train station between 2:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m., according to your scheduled time.
Tourist transportation throughout the tour
Partial or general tourist ticket (depending on the tour)
Entrance to the Maras Salt Mines
Professional guide (group or private)
Buffet lunch in Urubamba
Personalized assistance before and during the tour
Everything is organized so the traveler doesn't have to worry about buying anything extra.
This is a low-intensity tour, ideal for families, groups, seniors, or travelers who want a cultural excursion without long walks. Most of the tour is done by vehicle, and the archaeological sites only require short walks.
For a comfortable and trouble-free trip, we recommend:
Comfortable layered clothing (for cool mornings and mild afternoons)
A jacket or windbreaker
Comfortable, non-slip shoes
Sunglasses and a hat
Sunscreen
A rain poncho (especially between November and March)
Extra cash in soles for local purchases (textiles, snacks, handicrafts)
A camera or cell phone with ample memory
The Sacred Valley's weather is variable, so it's best to be prepared.
No, all fees are included in the service provided by our agency.
This avoids queues, separate payments, or confusion along the route.
The Sacred Valley VIP tour is more comprehensive because it includes additional destinations such as:
Moray
Maras
The textile center in Chinchero
Plus:
✔ You cover more attractions in a single day
✔ You experience a greater variety of landscapes and history
✔ You make the most of your time if your trip is short
✔ It's ideal if you're traveling to Machu Picchu the next day
Compared to the classic tour, this tour offers a much richer and more diverse experience.
Cusco: 3,399 meters above sea level.
Sacred Valley: between 2,800 and 3,000 meters above sea level.
The Sacred Valley is at a lower altitude than Cusco, so many travelers feel even better during the trip.
Altitude sickness is rare here, and the climate is usually warmer and more pleasant.
The standard itinerary is:
Chinchero
Moray
Maras Salt Mines
Buffet lunch in Urubamba
Ollantaytambo
Pisac
Return to Cusco
This may vary depending on weather or traffic, always maintaining the quality of the experience.
Yes, we offer pick-up from hotels located near Plaza de Armas or in areas easily accessible by public transport.
If your accommodation is farther away or on pedestrian streets, we will ask you to come to one of the following meeting points:
Plaza de Armas
Plaza San Francisco
Yes, the Sacred Valley VIP Tour operates 365 days a year, even during the rainy season. We only recommend bringing a poncho and raincoat during the wet months.
This tour doesn't require as much advance notice as Machu Picchu.
You can book:
1 month
1 week
Or even 2 to 5 days in advance
There are no time limits on tickets, so it's easy to secure your spot.
| Sacred Valley VIP | |
|---|---|
|
Tourist transportation |
USD 75.00 |
| Sacred Valley VIP | |
|---|---|
|
Private tourist transportation (minivan) |
USD 174.00 |
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