Riding In The Sacred Valley Of The Incas - Full Day Tour
At 7am pick up from the hotel and transfer the ranch in Urubamba, were we will meet our horses. Saddle the horse and start our ride crossing the Urubamba river for climb 1000m to the high Andes (2 hours), there will see salt platforms of Salinas, a fascinating system used since the Inca times to extract salt from a natural mountain spring. Take it easy because the change of altitude does not only affect the horses. Over 3750m you will be observing Chicon, Veronica and Salkantay snowcapped mountains. Haven a lunch in the typical Andean village of Maras, we continue our ride to Moray Inca complex. There are no great ruins in Moray to impress visitors. Moray is more for the contemplative traveller with an affinity for such phenomena as the Nasca Lines. After 5 or 6 hours of ride we will return to the stable.
Included
- Official English speaking guide
- Private tourist transportation from Cusco to the ranch
- Entrance archaeological parks
- Lunch in the sacred valley
- 5 - 6 hours of ride in the mountains
- Peruvian Paso and Criollos horses and saddles
- Horseman to help you with the horses
- All food for our camp staff
- Oxygen bottle and first aid kit for participants and our camp staff
- Horseback riding tour price include government sale taxes (19%)
- PERU ADVENTURE TOURS gift
| TOUR SCHEDULE & COST | ||
| DATE | TOUR | COST |
| Any day (Except for the rain season between Dec - March) |
HORSEBACK RIDING TO MARAS & MORAY Riding In The Sacred Valley Of The Incas - Full Day Tour |
Backpacker service (Join a group) No Applicable Private VIP service (private guide) 2 participants US$195 each 3-4 participants US$185 each 5 to more participants US$175 each |
| Discount 5%: South American Explorers Club Members Discount 10%: Tour Operators or Travel Agencies Only Students: US$25 discount only with valid green ISIC card |
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| Organized Groups: We offer private and any time departure | ||
| Group size: 8-12 participants per guide | ||
| We highly recommended to book space prior you arrive to Peru | ||
What You Need To Bring/Carry
- Day backpack with personal items, can be carried in the saddle bag
- Rain jacket or poncho (December - April)
- Hiking or tennis shoes
- One complete change of clothing (for the rain season)
- Sweater and jacket (something warm for cloud day)
- Drinking water is recommended 3Lt per person
- Hat or cap to protect you from the sun
- Sun block (sun protection cream)
- Toiletries, towel and toilet paper
- Selection of small snacks, chocolate, dried fruit, biscuits, etc
- Camera, plenty of film and spare batteries
- Sunglasses
- Extra money (soles) for tiping or to buy some souvenirs
Not Included
- Alcoholic and soda drinks
- Sleeping bag (can be hired in our office of Arequipa US$5 per day) only if you want to make camping
- Breakfast on the first day
- Tips for guide and camp staff
