The Sacred Valley & Machu Picchu Tour – 2D/1N

Name: The Sacred Valley & Machu Picchu Tour
Brand: Action Peru Treks
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Embark on an extraordinary journey blending the timeless wonders of the Sacred Valley with the awe-inspiring majesty of Machu Picchu. This carefully crafted 2-day tour delivers breathtaking landscapes, ancient Inca history, luxurious travel experiences, and the thrill of a lifetime—all in one seamless adventure.

From the vibrant ruins of the Sacred Valley to a scenic train ride through the Andes, comfortable overnight stay in Aguas Calientes, and a guided exploration of the iconic Machu Picchu (with the optional climb to Huayna Picchu for panoramic views), this tour is designed to captivate your senses and create lasting memories.

Highly recommended by TripAdvisor travelers, Action Peru Treks invites you to join hundreds of delighted explorers who have lived the adventure of a lifetime!

Why This Tour is Perfect for You

Immerse in Inca Heritage: Explore magnificent ruins, vibrant markets, and sacred sites that reveal the ingenuity of an ancient civilization.
Scenic Train Ride: Enjoy a scenic train ride showcasing glaciers, valleys, and terraces.
Iconic Machu Picchu: Experience the UNESCO World Heritage site at its most magical, with expert guidance and free time to explore.
Comfort & Convenience: Comfortable hotel, delicious dinners, and seamless transfers – all handled for you.

The Sacred Valley, once the heart of the Inca Empire, boasts fertile lands ideal for maize and a profound spiritual connection to the cosmos.

The Urubamba River, revered as the earthly mirror of the Milky Way, flows through this stunning region. Machu Picchu, a masterpiece of engineering perched amid dramatic peaks, continues to enchant the world with its mystery and beauty.

Detailed Itinerary Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu Tour

Day 1: Cusco to the Heart of the Sacred Valley – Gateway to Machu Picchu

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Peru’s iconic Sacred Valley, the ancient cradle of Inca civilization and the perfect prelude to your awe-inspiring visit to Machu Picchu. Begin with a seamless hotel pickup in Cusco around 7:00 AM, as our expert guide whisks you away into this mystical landscape of towering Andes peaks, fertile river valleys, and timeless ruins.

Your adventure starts at the mesmerizing Pisac Ruins, perched high in the Sacred Valley. During a captivating 2-hour guided tour, marvel at the intricate Inca temples, expansive agricultural terraces, and sophisticated stonework that highlight the empire’s architectural genius—offering panoramic views that will leave you breathless.

Next, immerse yourself in the vibrant Pisac Market, one of the most authentic artisan hubs in the Sacred Valley. Wander through stalls brimming with handwoven textiles, intricate silver jewelry, and unique souvenirs crafted by local Quechua communities, capturing the living essence of Andean culture.

As you wind through the scenic Sacred Valley, pause in charming Urubamba for a relaxed lunch at your choice of exquisite local eateries (not included), savoring fresh Peruvian flavors amid stunning mountain vistas.

In the afternoon, ascend to the majestic Ollantaytambo Ruins, a formidable Inca fortress in the Sacred Valley constructed with colossal pink granite boulders – including the second-largest monolith from Inca history. Explore its strategic temples and battlements, feeling the echoes of ancient warriors as you prepare for the wonders of Machu Picchu ahead.

Cap off the day with a scenic ride aboard the Expedition train, gliding through dramatic landscapes of snow-dusted summits, emerald valleys, and terraced farmlands en route to Aguas Calientes – the enchanting base town for Machu Picchu.

Upon arrival, settle into your cozy hotel and unwind in the soothing natural hot springs (time permitting), rejuvenating your spirit. Conclude with a delectable dinner at one of Aguas Calientes’ premier restaurants, toasting to the Sacred Valley‘s magic and the iconic Machu Picchu adventure awaiting tomorrow.

Day 2: The Majesty of Machu Picchu

Get an early start and fuel up with breakfast before boarding the scenic bus for the short, exhilarating climb up to the legendary Machu Picchu. Prepare for an unforgettable journey to the “Lost City of the Incas,” a magnificent historical sanctuary rediscovered in 1911 and proudly standing as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1983.

The Guided Exploration

Your visit begins with a captivating 2-hour guided tour. Walk the ancient pathways as an expert brings the stones to life, unveiling the profound history, ingenious architecture, and spiritual secrets of this mountaintop wonder. Learn about the rituals and daily life that once thrived in this breathtaking citadel.

Free Time & Huayna Picchu Challenge

Following the tour, the remainder of the sanctuary is yours to explore at your own pace. For the ultimate vantage point and a truly exhilarating challenge, consider adding the optional hike up Huayna Picchu (extra permit required). This vertical ascent rewards you with absolutely breathtaking, bird’s-eye views of Machu Picchu below – a perfect conclusion to your visit.

Return Journey to Cusco

Descend by bus back to Aguas Calientes, where you will board the comfortable Expedition train. Enjoy the stunning Andean scenery as you travel back toward Cusco (via Ollantaytambo or Poroy).

Upon arrival, a private transfer will be waiting to whisk you to your hotel for a well-deserved rest, concluding an epic day of Incan discovery.

SERVICES INCLUDED IN THE SACRED VALLEY AND MACHU PICCHU

Expert Bilingual Guide: A professional, knowledgeable guide fluent in English and Spanish who will accompany you every step of the way. They’ll share fascinating insights into Inca history, culture, and the breathtaking landscapes of theSacred Valley and Machu Picchu, making your adventure both educational and immersive.
Comfortable Round-Trip Transportation: Hassle-free transfers in air-conditioned vehicles, starting with pickup from your Cusco hotel to the key sites in theSacred Valley (including Pisac and Ollantaytambo). On your return, we’ll transport you from Aguas Calientes back to Cusco, ensuring a smooth and scenic journey home.
Expedition Train Ticket (Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes): Enjoy a scenic ride on the Expedition train that offers stunning views of the Andean mountains, lush valleys, and ancient terraces en route to the gateway town forMachu Picchu.
Expedition Train Return Ticket (Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo or Poroy): A comfortable return journey on the Expedition train, providing flexibility with options to disembark at either Ollantaytambo (with onward transport to Cusco) or Poroy station, closer to the city.
Round-Trip Bus Tickets (Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu): Convenient shuttle bus service to and from the entrance of Machu Picchu, allowing you to ascend the winding mountain road effortlessly and focus on the wonders ahead.
Entrance Fee to Machu Picchu: Full access to the legendary citadel ofMachu Picchu, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, where you can explore its temples, terraces, and mysteries with your guide.
One-Night Accommodation in Aguas Calientes: A cozy, well-appointed hotel room in the charming town of Aguas Calientes (also known as Machu Picchu Pueblo), complete with modern amenities for a restful overnight stay after yourSacred Valley
Delicious Dinner on Night One in Aguas Calientes: A savory multi-course meal at a top-rated local restaurant, featuring fresh Peruvian cuisine to recharge after a day of adventure in the Sacred Valley.
Hearty Breakfast on Day 2: Start your Machu Picchu day with a nourishing breakfast at your hotel, including fresh fruits, Andean specialties, and energizing options to fuel your exploration.

Services Not Included in the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu

Breakfast and Lunch on Day 1: Meals during your Sacred Valley explorations are at your leisure, giving you the freedom to choose from local eateries in Pisac or Urubamba for authentic Peruvian flavors (approximately USD $15 – 25 per meal).
Lunch and Dinner on Day 2: Post-Machu Picchu meals are not covered, so you can savor lunch amid the ruins or enjoy dinner back in Cusco at your preferred spot.
Huayna Picchu Permit: Optional entry to climb the iconic Huayna Picchu peak for panoramic views of Machu Picchu (limited availability; can be added for an extra USD $75 per person, subject to advance booking).
Entrance Fees to Sacred Valley Sites: Access to key attractions like Pisac and Ollantaytambo ruins requires the Boleto Turístico (tourist ticket), available for purchase separately at 70 soles (about USD $23) per person.

Items to bring with you:

1. Documents and Essentials

Original passport: Required for entry to Machu Picchu and train travel; keep it secure and consider a photocopy as backup.
Tourist ticket (Boleto Turístico): Needed for Sacred Valley sites like Pisac and Ollantaytambo; purchase on the day of the tour.
Cash (in soles or USD): For markets, tips, optional meals, and small purchases where cards aren’t accepted – bring about $50-100 USD equivalent.
Travel insurance documents: Proof of coverage for medical emergencies or trip disruptions, especially at high altitudes.

2. Clothing and Weather Protection

Layers for variable temperatures (e.g., base layers, fleece jacket, long pants, and shorts): The Andes can be cold at night (down to 40°F/4°C) and warm during the day; quick-drying fabrics are ideal for rain or sweat.
Rain poncho or waterproof jacket: Essential during the rainy season (November-March); opt for breathable material to stay dry on tours.
Sun protection (sunscreen with high SPF 50+, sun hat, sunglasses): Strong UV rays at high elevations can cause burns quickly; reapply often.
Bathing clothes (optional): For relaxing in Aguas Calientes’ hot springs after Day 1.

3. Footwear and Bags

Hiking boots or sturdy, comfortable walking shoes: For uneven terrain at ruins and trails; ensure they’re broken in to avoid blisters.
Backpack or daypack (20-30L): To carry daily items like water and snacks; waterproof or with a rain cover is best.

4. Health and Personal Care

Personal medication (including altitude sickness remedies like ibuprofen or acetazolamide): Cusco and Machu Picchu are over 7,000 ft (2,100 m); consult a doctor if prone to altitude issues.
Insect repellent (DEET-based): Mosquitoes are common in the valleys and near rivers; apply especially at dawn/dusk.
Toiletries and toilet paper: Basics like soap, toothbrush, and extra TP – facilities at sites may be limited.
First aid basics (band-aids, antiseptic, pain relievers): For minor scrapes from hiking or exploration.

5. Hydration and Nutrition

Reusable water bottle: Stay hydrated at high altitudes; fill up at hotels or buy purified water – avoid tap water.
Snacks (energy bars, nuts, or fruit): For energy during hikes or if meals are delayed; lightweight and non-perishable.

6. Electronics and Accessories

Camera or smartphone with charger: To capture stunning views of ruins, valleys, and Machu Picchu – no drones allowed.
Portable battery pack: No outlets on trains or at sites; keep devices charged for photos, maps, or emergencies.

PRICES & ADD-ONS

Group: USD $550 per person
Private: USD $600 per person

Discounts

Under 18 years Discount: USD $20
Under 7 years Discount: USD $30

Upgrades

Return Vistadome Train – USD $80 per person
Return Hiram Bingham train– USD $520 per person
Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel (5-star hotel) – USD $255 per person per night (double occupancy)
Tierra Viva Machu Picchu (3+ star hotel) – USD $60 per person per night (double occupancy)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for the 2-Day Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu Tour

1.- What is the duration and structure of the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu tour?

This Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu is a 2-day tour starting from Cusco. Day 1 focuses on exploring the Sacred Valley (Pisac Ruins, Pisac Market, Urubamba for lunch, Ollantaytambo Ruins), followed by a train ride to Aguas Calientes with an overnight stay.

Day 2 is dedicated to Machu Picchu, including a guided tour, free exploration time, and an optional Huayna Picchu hike, before returning to Cusco via Expedition train and private transfer.

2.- Is there a guide, and what languages do they speak?

Yes, a professional, knowledgeable guide fluent in English and Spanish accompanies the group every step through the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu, providing insights into Inca history, culture, and landscapes.

3.- Can I climb Huayna Picchu, and how do I arrange it?

Yes, it’s an optional hike for panoramic views of Machu Picchu.

It requires an extra permit (USD $75 per person) with limited availability, so book in advance. The hike follows the guided tour and free exploration time.

4.- What meals are provided, and what about dietary needs?

Included Meals: Dinner on Day 1 (multi-course Peruvian cuisine) and breakfast on Day 2 (fresh fruits, Andean specialties). Other meals are at your leisure.

For dietary restrictions, inform the tour operator in advance; local eateries offer fresh Peruvian options.

5.- Where do we stay overnight in the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu tour?

You’ll stay in a cozy, well-appointed hotel in Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo) with modern amenities.

Upgrades to higher-star hotels are available.

6.- How do we travel to and from Machu Picchu?

Day 1: Vistadome train from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes (panoramic views).
Day 2: Bus from Aguas Calientes up to Machu Picchu (round-trip included), then Expedition train back to Ollantaytambo or Poroy, followed by private transfer to your Cusco hotel.

7.- What time does the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu tour start and end?

Pickup from your Cusco hotel is around 5:30 AM on Day 1.

The Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu tour ends on Day 2 with drop-off at your Cusco hotel after the return train and transfer (typically evening arrival).

8.- Is this Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu tour suitable for all ages and fitness levels?

It’s suitable for most travelers, but involves walking on uneven terrain at ruins and potential high-altitude hikes (e.g., Huayna Picchu is strenuous).

Discounts apply for children under 18. Consult a doctor for altitude concerns, as the region is at high elevation.

9.- What if the weather is bad, like rain?

The Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu tour operates rain or shine; bring a rain poncho or jacket. Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley are magical in misty weather, but paths can be slippery – wear sturdy hiking boots.

10.- How do I book the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu tour or add-ons?

Contact Action Peru Treks directly (as recommended by TripAdvisor). Book Huayna Picchu permits and upgrades in advance due to limited availability.

11.- Is there free time for exploration?

Yes, after the 2-hour guided tour at Machu Picchu, you’ll have some free time to explore the site before descending.

PRICE PER PERSON IN USD:

Group: $550

Private: $600

DURATION:

2 Days / 1 Night

AVAILABLE ADD-ONS

Huayna Picchu Permit – USD $75 per person
Return Vistadome rain – USD $80 per person
Return Hiram Bingham Train– USD $520 per person
Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel (5-star hotel) – USD $255 per person per night
Tierra Viva Machu Picchu (3+ star hotel) – USD $60 per person per night

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We Help You Experience Peru Through The Eyes of a Local

We’re 100% locally owned and operated, with guides, porters, and chefs who grew up in the Cusco region. Fluent in Spanish, English, and Quechua, our team brings unmatched cultural and historical knowledge to share with you. Traveling with us means gaining insight into Peru’s traditions, landscapes, and stories from those who know them best.

We Work With Professional Guides Who Provide Exceptional Service

Our guides are the best of the best. Truly skilled experts with at least 5 years of experience, every guide we employ is ready to share their expertise on Peru’s trails, culture, and history. Our porters are no exception. They work hard to make your journey one for the books, while our chefs will prepare you delicious meals along the way. With a 99% recommendation rate, we’re dedicated to making every detail of your trip unforgettable.

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Our porters and horsemen are easily the backbone of every trek. That’s why we are fully committed to prioritizing their well-being. We ensure they’re paid above-average wages—higher than those offered by most tour companies—recognizing their hard work and dedication to the team. Beyond fair pay, we truly care for their well-being, providing proper gear, meals, and working conditions so they’re not just safe but comfortable, too.

We Look Out for Our Community

A portion of every trek we sell supports local projects, like helping fund a much-needed school roof in Sacsayhuaman, where many of our team live. For years, children in the area had no nearby school and faced grueling four-hour walks in harsh conditions to get an education. Today, thanks to these contributions, they have a local school, and we continue to donate to its upkeep—because making an impact goes beyond the trek.

We Customize Our Adventures to Suit Your Travel Style

We want every trip to feel like it was made just for you. Whether you’re keen on hiking the famous Inca Trail, exploring lesser-known spots in the Sacred Valley, or tackling our one-of-a-kind Ancashcocha + Inca Trail trek, we’ll plan your adventure to fit your travel style. To keep things personal, we keep group sizes small—and if your group is larger than eight, we’ll bring in an extra guide so no one misses out on the experience.

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Every journey with us has a ripple effect. Your adventure supports ethical tourism, fair wages for porters, and opportunities for female trekkers–many of whom are breaking barriers on the Inca Trail–and children. We’re passionate about creating opportunities for local children to grow up healthy and learn about everything their heart desires. Through initiatives like repairing schools, donating educational materials, and funding projects, we make it a mission to build a brighter future for kids in the Cusco region. Every trek you take with us contributes to this mission. When you book with us, you’re not just exploring Peru; you’re investing in it and setting a standard for all other tourism companies and tourists.

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Dalyan7

Wonderful trip to Machu Picchu We had a wonderful trip with our guide Ali. He was very knowledgeable and organised everything very well. We had a unique experience to visit this legendary place

Lara L

Unforgettable experience, cannot recommend enough This was one of the most incredible experiences I’ve ever had, and it was all thanks to the amazing team at Action Peru Treks.Every detail was thoughtfully considered — the behind-the-scenes organisation that made each day feel seamless truly blew our minds. The gear provided was top-notch, and everything ran smoothly from start to finish.A special thank you to our guide, Lino. He was not only incredibly knowledgeable and patient, but also just a wonderful human being to be around. He had an answer for every single question we asked, and we loved immersing ourselves in the rich Inca culture.We’re also so grateful to the team of cooks and horsemen who prepared the most delicious meals and handled all the logistics with such care and professionalism.This tour was absolute perfection — I couldn’t recommend it more highly.

davegoldschmidt

Unbelievably good service and hiking experience Roxner and the team at Action Peru Trek’s blew us away with a truly exceptional service. From the first enquiry we sent month before our hike, through till the final drop-off after our incredible trek, everything was so thoughtful and well-organised. The team on our 4-day trek were truly amazing: Lino our guide was kind, deeply knowledgeable, accommodating and always made us feel safe and cared for. Andres and Luis prepared insane banquets for every meal that blew us away again and again. The gear (tents, sleeping bags, poles and sleeping mats, in our case) were excellent quality: we had two mattresses, -18 rated sleeping bags, pillows, and fleece sleeping bag liners provided, and the tent was very generously sized for two people… safe to say, we were so comfortable each night. The organisation was seamless. Our MachuPichu tickets were booked for 6am - truly a gift, as we avoided the crowds and heat. Every transfer was comfortable. So many thoughtful touches every day, which all meant we felt so cared for, relaxed and could enjoy the beauty of Peru’s culture, history and breathtaking landscapes with total peace of mind.Couldn’t recommend this company highly enough. Thank you Roxner, Lino and the team for creating such a special experience for us.

Cam'Ron A

Inca Trail This experience was well worth the price we payed for it. One of the best guides I’ve ever had and I learned a lot about Inca Culture.

Tyler Richards

Great Tour! Wonderful Experience! The short Inca trail trip with camping was an amazing experience and I would highlight recommend to anyone! Our guide Nilton was extremely knowledgeable and was very passionate about Incan and Peruvian culture! The food prepared was also top notch!

brendan r

Great Salkantay trek experience Great trek and better people. Couldn’t ask for more from our guide (Lino) and cook (Albert). Genuinely great people to do the trek with! Great communication and they were willing to update our route based on rapidly changing weather conditions!

Sandra J

Amazing experience!!! The experience of this trek has been amazing. Eye, it is a demanding route, not only for the climbs and descents but for the height as well. Don’t underestimate the height, you have to acclimate and even if you are acclimate it makes everything cost more. It is your responsibility to go in good physical shape, it is not suitable for everyone. Now yes, the area is spectacular. The staff, both the guide and cook and very good and friendly porters. Food was a delicacy every time. Jose our guide knew a lot, both the route and the Inca culture and made everything very enjoyable. In this trek the whole camp is carried by mules, and they look well treated and not disproportionately weighted. On the Inca road you can no longer enter the mules but there we already had a hotel and our luggage went directly there. Watch out for the Inca trail of several days where there are only porters, I have not seen it in this Enterprise, but I have seen with other companies where the porters went with loads of almost the same size as the mules, it was a savage!! Level that even made it uncomfortable to watch and therefore will not be a good experience if what they are carrying is your stuff. It is also our responsibility as tourists to ensure that what we hire does not mean bad conditions for the workers there. If they are large groups, more porters will be needed and therefore you have to pay more, do not go to the cheapest, that will only mean worse conditions for them. In this Enterprise at least with this route all OK in that sense.

Taylor P

Salkantay & Machu Picchu Wow this trek was not for the weak but an absolutely amazing experience! Nilton was a great and very informative guide. He told us so much history and knowledge about the Inca’s, the Amazon, and anything else we asked. He has traveled the world as well to take in knowledge from many other countries. We were surprised to stay in tents the first 3 nights and a hotel the 4th night but it did make our hiking/camping in the wilderness experience more authentic. The horse men and chiefs were fantastic! You will not go hungry. All of the food is spectacular! Every view is breath taking, every climb can be difficult but the steep walk downs are more taxing, the hot springs is amazing, and we would do it all again as a first timer. Definitely go for it!

Ashleigh V

One of the most amazing experiences of our lives Lost for words! We have just completed the 5 day/4 night Inka trail trek with Action Peru Treks and we cannot recommend this company highly enough. The experience was truly unbelievable and we could not have been better looked after. Our guide William was so kind, caring and knowledgeable. Our porters truly outstanding and humble - what they carry for you from each camp is extraordinary and always with a smile on their face. We also had a professional chef Valerio who made the most incredible food. The route and scenery are breathtaking, every day is different and just awe inspiring! Honestly we could not fault Action Peru Treks from briefing us the night before in Cusco to the whole adventure lasting 5 days every detail was covered. If you are up for one of the most rewarding and challenging experiences of your life we would highly recommend Action Peru Treks.

Elizabeth K

Unforgettable experience with Christian This trek was a truly unforgettable experience for my friend and I! At first we were a little nervous to be the only ones in our group, but we felt safe and supported the entire trip. Our guide Christian was knowledgeable, kind, encouraging, and fun to spend time with. The porters and chef were very sweet. Some of the coordination before and afterwards left something to be desired, but while we were on the trip everything went smoothly. The hike itself isn't for the faint of heart but totally worth it!

The Sacred Valley & Machu Picchu Tour – 2D/1N

Why This Tour is Perfect for You

Day 1: Cusco to the Heart of the Sacred Valley – Gateway to Machu Picchu