An adrenaline rush for the adventurous traveler. You will cross the postcard-like Sacred Valley on your ATV and you set the pace. Head by car to Cruzpata where, after a short security briefing, hop on your all-terrain vehicles and head off for Moray via the Mahuaypampa route. For safety reasons, you will take back roads meaning you may get a little dirty. Underway, you will see locals at work in traditional clothes, picturesque villages, nature’s best landscapes, unique archaeological sites and more. Explore the ruins of Moray, terraced depressions in the earth, whose purpose remains uncertain. Although their crop circle-like appearance invites otherworldly hypotheses, we think these unusual Inca ruins were actually a sophisticated crop laboratory designed to study the optimum growing conditions for different species. Enjoy a delicious picnic lunch, quad-drive back to Cruzpata and head to the Maras salt mines, where seeing the locals mine for salt by hand is truly a unique experience. You will have the option to buy some salt directly from the source, supporting the local economy and making an excellent souvenir.
Please allow approximately three and a half hours riding and six hours for the entire experience.
An adrenaline rush for the adventurous traveler. You will cross the postcard-like Sacred Valley on your ATV and you set the pace. Head by car to Cruzpata where, after a short security briefing, hop on your all-terrain vehicles and head off for Moray via the Mahuaypampa route. For safety reasons, you will take back roads meaning you may get a little dirty. Underway, you will see locals at work in traditional clothes, picturesque villages, nature’s best landscapes, unique archaeological sites and more. Explore the ruins of Moray, terraced depressions in the earth, whose purpose remains uncertain. Although their crop circle-like appearance invites otherworldly hypotheses, we think these unusual Inca ruins were actually a sophisticated crop laboratory designed to study the optimum growing conditions for different species. Enjoy a delicious picnic lunch, quad-drive back to Cruzpata and head to the Maras salt mines, where seeing the locals mine for salt by hand is truly a unique experience. You will have the option to buy some salt directly from the source, supporting the local economy and making an excellent souvenir.
Please allow approximately three and a half hours riding and six hours for the entire experience.
