Maras and Moray ATV
- Half Day Tour

Half Day

Experience an adrenaline-filled adventure with our quad bike tour to the Maras Salt Mines and the Circular Terraces of Moray. Enjoy a half-day tour through some of the most fascinating landscapes of the Sacred Valley of the Incas, combining adventure, nature, and history in an unforgettable experience.

Maras and Moray by ATV half-day tour overview

Why choose this experience with us?

  • Small groups and guaranteed departures: Travel in groups of up to 18 people for a more authentic experience throughout the tour. Departures are confirmed from 2 passengers, so you can plan your adventure with complete confidence.
  • ATV equipment included: The experience includes all the equipment and training you need to enjoy a safe adventure through the landscapes of the Sacred Valley.
  • Professional guide throughout the tour: From the meeting point to the end of the experience, our guide will answer your questions and provide information and safety along the way.
  • Two departure times to choose from: Morning or afternoon departures, so you can combine the adventure with other activities on the same day.

Programme summary

Day1

Cusco – Cruzpata – Moray – Maras Salt Mines – Cruzpata – Cusco

A half-day ATV adventure through some of the most beautiful landscapes of the Sacred Valley, visiting the huge circular terraces of Moray and the impressive Maras Salt Mines.

Tour facts

DetailInformation
DurationHalf day, approx. 5 hours
Departure timesMorning 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. / afternoon 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Time on the ATVApprox. 2 hours, round trip
Walking timeApprox. 20 minutes at each site
Maximum altitudeMoray: 3,500 m / 11,483 ft above sea level
Minimum altitudeMaras Salt Mines: 3,380 m / 11,089 ft above sea level
DifficultyEasy

Highlights

  • Moray circular terraces (3,500 m / 11,483 ft): an impressive set of three circular terraces of different sizes, used by the Incas as an agricultural laboratory.
  • Maras Salt Mines (3,380 m / 11,089 ft): more than 3,000 salt pans dating back to pre-Hispanic times which, together, form one of the most unique landscapes in the world.