Salt Mines and Moray Mountain Biking Tour, Cusco, Peru
R$504,90 R$454,41
This is a great one day trip for anyone who enjoys biking and includes visiting not only Maras and the Inca ruins of Moray, but also the famous Salt Mines. Ask us about combining this tour with our 2 day Machu Picchu by train trip for a high-adrenaline version of the classic tour.
Uncover the ancient mysteries of Peru’s most unique archaeological sites on an exhilarating full-day mountain bike tour to the Maras Salt Mines and Moray Mountain. Travel by coach through the dramatic scenery of the Sacred Valley to Moray, home to an intriguing collection of circular terraces created by the Incas. Then, climb atop your mountain bike and cycle to historical and natural landmarks like the Maras Salt Mines and the Urubamba River. Stop regularly to take photographs and learn about the rich Incan history of the region from your expert guide.
Biking Distance: 40km/ 24.8miles
Minimum Altitude: 3500m / 11132ft
Maximum Altitude: 2880m / 9448ft
Meals: Box Lunch / Picnic lunch
Adventure: Absolutely
Salt mines Maras
Enjoy amazing sceneries of the salt mines in Maras and learn about the importance of pre-Inca’s time
Moray
Discover the ancient agricultural site of Moray and learn how the Incas used it.
Sacred Valley
Explore some of the most significant chronological sites of the Sacred Valley
* Pre-departure briefing.
Once you book the tour with us, you will get a notification about the pre-departure briefing, where you will meet with your adventure guide and the tour group in our office the night before your Biking Maras Moray Salt Mines departure. During this briefing, you will receive important details of the cycling tour.
Salt Mines and Moray Mountain Biking Tour Full Day: Uncover the ancient mysteries of Peru’s most unique archaeological sites on an exhilarating full-day mountain bike tour to the Maras Salt Mines and Moray Mountain. Travel by coach through the dramatic scenery of the Sacred Valley to Moray, home to an intriguing collection of circular terraces created by the Incas.
