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Unique Ebike Tour to Moray and the Salt Mines
Price from
$177USD
Duration
1 Day
Type Tours
Biking
Difficulty
Moderate
Gruop size
2 min. - 8 max.
$177/ Per person
Highlights
1
Discover Maras (Salt Mines), a key part of Cusco’s economy since centuries: From Pre-Inca times the salt harvesting in this community has been the main income. Passing down generations, their techniques have withstood and remained traditional.
2
Moray: Marvel at the circular terraces believed to have been an agricultural experiment for the Incas. The ingenious design of Moray offers a glimpse into the advanced understanding the Incas had of their environment.
3
Unmatched views: Savor the views of the snow-capped peaks surrounding the Sacred Valley, the infinite flats painted by the seasonal crops, and all the farm animals around.
Overview
- Distance: 30km, 500m of altitude gain.
- Fitness level: 3/6 gravel riding on mostly flat areas, with light uphills.
- Skill level: 2/6 the riding goes over wide roads or trails, with few technical features.
Itinerary
Important: Last-Minute Bookings
(with less than 8 weeks before the tour date)
At 69 Explorer, we guarantee your entry to Machu Picchu — or we’ll refund your money.
Please note that bookings made 8 weeks or less in advance may require adjustments to the regular itinerary to ensure ticket availability. This could mean starting the trip earlier or making other necessary changes to guarantee your experience.
Our Full day and Unique E-bike Tour to Moray and the Salt Mines will start with your pick up from your hotel in Cusco. From there we will drive about 1 hour 20 minutes to Cruzpata.
On our way to the trailhead, we will enjoy the views of the high part of Sacred Valley, some snow-capped peaks like the Chicon, the Huaypo lake and some towns on the way, including Chinchero.
Once at the trailhead your guide will run the briefing of the day. He will cover safety instructions, explanations about the trail and a crash course on ebike’s riding. Time to ride bikes!
The first segment of the ride will start at a privileged spot. Over a lookout with the view of Chicon and Sahuasiray Mountains, and the Huaypo lake. We will star riding down Cruzpata in direction to the west, following gravel roads along tiny towns. The main income in these areas comes from farming, so we will see massive plantations of quinoa, corn, barley, wheat, oats and potatoes. A colorful and dreamy landscape scenery for our ride.
After the first 12km of flattish terrain. For the second segment of the day, we will hit our first uphill of the day. About 4km to Misminay another farmer’s town, picturesque in its own way. With homes made of Adobe (uncooked bricks) and an unrepeated view of Moray. Here, we will take a snacks break and admire the Inca’s agricultural laboratory. Our guide will tell us about its history and cultural relevance.
Following this break, the third segment of the ride will take us downhill over some farming lands. Then we will ride some flattish terrain on our way to the colonial town of Maras. Where we will learn about the colonial history and enjoy lunch.
The next segment will take us to the Salineras of Maras. Here, over three thousand salt ponds are used to extract salt since before Inca times and still supply Peru with over 90% of its salt. A hot spring at the top of the valley trickles a stream of salty water, which fills the salt ponds and is allowed to evaporate to produce salt.
Finally, we will continue riding downhill to Urubamba where we will meet our private van to head back to your hotel in Cusco, arriving around 4pm.
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Dedicated Care from Start to Finish – We handle every detail — before, during, and after your trip — so you can focus only on enjoying the adventure.
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What’s included?
Guided Ride
Experience a professionally guided to Maras and Moray. Our knowledgeable guides are not only experts in navigating these trails but also provide insights into the local geography, flora, fauna, history and cultural significance of the area.
Meals
Nutrition is vital for a physical activity and E-biking is no different. We include snacks for your ride.
Entry Fees
You don’t need to pay any entry fees.
Professional Bilingual Guide
Our experienced and knowledgeable guides are fluent in both English and Spanish. They will provide valuable insights about the Sacred Valley, the local culture, and the natural surroundings.
Safety Equipment and First Aid
We prioritize your safety. Our team carries essential safety equipment and a first-aid kit to address any immediate medical needs during the ride.
Small Groups
Our small groups make for a more intimate experience where you get more one on one time with the guide.
Photography Opportunities
The tour offers numerous opportunities for photography. Capture the breathtaking landscapes, vibrant colors of the lakes, and unique flora and fauna of the Andes.
Expert Support Team
Our support team, including drivers and guides, is committed to providing a safe, enjoyable, and informative experience. They are trained to assist you throughout the day.
Excludes
- Travel Insurance: We recommend that all participants have personal travel insurance. This is not included in the tour package and should be arranged independently to cover any unforeseen circumstances.
- Personal Gear: While we provide essential equipment for the ride, personal gear such as shoes, backpacks, and appropriate clothing for variable weather conditions are not included.
- Dinner: The tour includes snacks and lunch, but dinner is not provided. Participants will be back in Cusco in time to enjoy dinner at their own choice of restaurant.
- Beverages: Bring your own water (2-3 liters).
- Tips and Gratuities: Tips for our guides and support staff are not included in the tour price. While not obligatory, gratuities are always appreciated as a gesture of thanks for good service.
- Additional Activities: Any additional activities or side trips outside of the planned itinerary are not included. This also applies to any additional transport costs associated with these activities.
- Souvenirs and Personal Purchases: Expenses for personal purchases or souvenirs are not covered by the tour.
- Emergency Transportation: In the unlikely event of a medical emergency, the cost of emergency evacuation or transportation is not included.
- Snacks and Meals not Specified.
Frequently asked questions
2/6 the riding goes over wide roads or trails, with few technical features.
30km, 500m of altitude gain.
3420m/11221ft above sea level.
Yes, we include snacks for the ride and lunch.
You will have to carry your own water; we recommend a bladder of 2 liters at least. There are convenience stores along the first part of the trail.
- MTB pants or shorts.
- Layers, the weather changes fast and unpredictively.
- Pack a light rain jacket.
- We will provide gear: helmet, gloves, knee and elbow pads.
Cusco has two main seasons: a dry season from April to October and a rainy season from November to March. The dry season offers clear, sunny days, while the rainy season brings lush landscapes but can involve more rain.
