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Biking in the Sacred Valley
Experience an unmatched cycling adventure in the Sacred Valley. Ride along ancient Inca terraces, visit charming villages, and see stunning landscapes. Premium mountain equipment included!
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Biking in the Sacred Valley
This is an unmatched cycling adventure through the Sacred Valley of the Incas, designed for those seeking adrenaline and breathtaking landscapes. We will begin by visiting the most important viewpoints in the region, such as Ccorao and Pisaq, where you can admire the majestic fertile lands and ancient agricultural terraces.
The route will take us to the picturesque town of Pisaq, famous for its traditional market that still preserves Inca-style bartering customs. Throughout the journey, we will ride alongside the Vilcanota River, passing through charming villages such as Corao, Taray, and Huayllabamba in an experience that combines extreme sport with the living essence of the Andes.
Connect with the energy of the valley on two wheels with Inca World Travel. Book today and guarantee a safe expedition with professional mountain equipment in Cusco!
Detailed Itinerary: Day by Day
Day 1:
Cusco - Ccorao - Huayllabamba – Cusco
Between 7:00 am and 7:30 am, we will pick up all our travelers from their respective hostels. We will head in private transport to the Ccorao pass, where we can take photos of the beautiful landscape. Here, we will also receive our bicycles and complete cycling equipment, and our guide will give a brief explanation of the route and important safety guidelines. We will begin the descent passing through the villages of Corao and reaching Pisaq. After a short break, we will continue to Taray, where the Sacred Valley bike path begins.
Along the way, we will observe local people carrying out their daily activities such as farming and livestock raising. From this point on, we will continue our journey alongside the Vilcanota River. We will pass through villages, scenic landscapes, agricultural fields, Inca-era terraces, and a variety of crops such as potatoes, corn, fruit trees, eucalyptus, and native trees. We will arrive at the village of Huayllabamba at around 3:00 pm. We will finish this incredible adventure with our return to the city of Cusco in private transport, arriving at approximately 4:00 pm.
Included
- Hotel pickup
- Transportation
- Full cycling equipment: helmet and gloves
- Mountain bikes
- Professional guide
- Box lunch
Not included
- Entrance tickets to archaeological sites
- Extra drinks such as water or energy drinks
- Additional expenses
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Q: What is the Deposit Payment Process?
Pre-arrival deposits are required for tours in order to reserve tickets, entrances, and lodging. The amount may vary but is generally around 50% and can be paid in a variety of methods depending on your location. These methods include payment by credit card, PayPal, bank transfer, and Western Union.
Q: Can I Join or Leave a Tour During its Duration?
If you are interested in only a segment of a tour package, it is more recommendable to reserve individual day tours and transport, or to request one of our tour specialists to create a custom itinerary for you. (Read our terms and conditions)
Q: Are There Age Restrictions on the Tours?
The only restriction is that you must be at least 18 years old if you are traveling independently, otherwise you must be traveling with an adult. There is no upper age limit, but please disclose any health or mobility concerns so that we can ensure that your trip is as comfortable and pleasurable as possible.
Q: How can I change or cancel my reservation?
Any cancelation or change of services should be requested in writing, via email to the specialist making your arrangements. Regardless, it is important to remember that there exist cancelation and modification policies for each program, for which we invite you to review the general terms and conditions.
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