HOTEL EXPLORA VALLEE SACREE, EXPLORA HOTELS
Located between Cusco and Machu Picchu, explora Valle Sagrado was designed as the base from where you can explore a remote and amazing site: the Sacred Valley of the Incas. All our programs include accommodation, transfers, meals and beverages, and a selection of more than 20 exclusive explorations developed by explora.
Through our explorations, you can visit from Cusco to Machu Picchu, passing by remote villages, archaeological sites such as Ollaytantambo, Moray, Chinchero and Pisac, and this region’s high peaks, like La Verónica or Incañan.
ROOMS
SUITE
- 6 suites
- 53m²
- View to the corn plantations and moutains surrounding the valley
STANDARD ROOM
- 44 rooms
- 40m²
- View to the corn plantations and moutains surrounding the valley
Our Services
- MASSAGE
- POOL
- SAUNA
- SHOP
Our Activities
- SPA
- BICYCLE RIDE
- TREKKING
Awaken all the senses
EXPLORATIONS IN THE SACRED VALLEY
Located at the foot of the mountains where the Inca civilization once flourished and zigzagging around the waters of Urubamba River, Sacred Valley is a place with endless possibilities for explorations.
Its unique geography, the Inca remains and the authenticity of the local people inspired us to create paths that will let you discover all its charms. With over 20 explorations, that can be completed either on foot, by van or bike, our travelers discover from traditional towns barely touched by the force of globalization to ancient ruins perfectly preserved from the passing of time, and lagoons at the foot of snow covered mountains.
Our explorations, always led by a competent guide from our School of Guides, are made in groups of up to eight travelers and carried out at three different levels of geographical differentiation: valley, plateau and mountain. In order to really soak up this destination, we think you need to travel around these three areas, appreciate its contrasts and explore the differences within the same geographic level. Our explorations are defined as a journey that unveils different attractions and expands the vision we may have of a territory.
In the Urubamba River valley we explore Pisac, Ollantaytambo, and Moray, among other archaeological sites; in the plateau, we go to the Huaypo lake, we travel around local trails between lagoons, farm communities, and cornfields; we also visit mountain peaks, an area not well known by tourists. The altitude of our explorations ranges between 2,800 and 4,700 meters above sea level (9,186 and 16,404 f.a.s.l.) and consequently, some travelers need prior acclimatization. We suggest begining with explorations at less altitude in order to scale up slowly towards the mountain peaks.
