ACCESSIBLE MACHU PICHU

LIMA AND MACHU PICCHU ACCESSIBLE

7-Day Accessible Adventure in Peru: Lima, Cusco and Rainbow Mountain. Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime journey through Peru’s cultural and natural wonders, designed with accessibility and comfort at its core. From Lima’s vibrant coast to the ancient heart of the Andes in Cusco, this tour offers an unforgettable experience for all travelers. With accessible routes, adaptive support, and inclusive experiences, you will explore Peru’s rich history, stunning landscapes, and living traditions without limits.

Itinerary

Day 1

Upon your arrival at Lima’s International Airport, our team will be waiting to welcome you warmly and provide comfortable, accessible transportation to your city hotel. Once checked in, you’ll have time to rest after your trip. Later, we will meet for an orientation session at the hotel to review the details of your adventure, answer any questions, and share useful tips for the days ahead. You will also receive any mobility equipment or support devices arranged for your trip, ensuring everything is ready for a safe and rewarding experience. From the moment you land, we are here to support you with accessible, personalized service every step of the way. Welcome to Peru—your unforgettable journey begins now!

Day 2

Start your Peruvian adventure with a fascinating tour of Lima, the vibrant capital known as the City of Kings. Begin in the elegant coastal district of Miraflores, where you’ll enjoy panoramic ocean views and a stop at Huaca Pucllana, an ancient adobe pyramid that speaks to the city’s pre-Columbian past. Then travel to the heart of Lima’s Historic Center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Admire colonial balconies, grand architecture, and charming squares. Visit the beautiful Convent of Santo Domingo, home to centuries of spiritual and cultural history. A delicious lunch at a local restaurant featuring a sample of Peru’s famous cuisine is included. The tour is fully accessible, with adapted transportation and dedicated assistance to ensure comfort and inclusion at every stop. OPTIONAL: After lunch, return to the hotel or continue with an optional tour to the Larco Museum or a gastronomic tour (not included). A day full of history, flavor, and unforgettable impressions of Peru.

Day 3

This morning we will transfer you to Lima Airport for your flight to Cusco, the historic capital of the Inca Empire nestled in the heart of the Andes. Upon arrival, our team will warmly welcome you and transfer you to your hotel for a short rest and acclimatization. In the afternoon, your Cusco City Tour begins—a journey through time and tradition. Visit the sacred Qoricancha, the Inca Temple of the Sun, and walk through the iconic Plaza de Armas, surrounded by colonial charm and vibrant culture. Then explore the impressive Sacsayhuamán fortress, followed by visits to Tambomachay and panoramic stops at Qenqo and Puka Pukara, where the spirit of the Andes still endures in every stone. Accessible transportation and personal assistance are provided to ensure your comfort throughout the day. A magical first glimpse of the living history and enduring majesty of Cusco.

Day 4

Today you will explore the impressive Sacred Valley of the Incas, a place where history, culture, and nature come together in perfect harmony. Start the day in Pisac, wandering its colorful artisan market and admiring the terraced slopes of the ancient ruins. Continue to Urubamba, where you will enjoy a delicious buffet lunch featuring local Andean flavors. In the afternoon, visit the remarkable fortress of Ollantaytambo, a living Inca town full of stories carved in stone. This day offers not only incredible views but also a deep connection with the spirit of the Andes. Accessible transportation and personal assistance are included to ensure a smooth and enriching experience for everyone. A day full of culture, flavors, and breathtaking beauty from the heart of the Andes.

Day 5

This morning, immerse yourself in the daily life of the Cuper Bajo community, located on the tranquil shores of Piuray Lagoon high in the Chinchero Andes. Be welcomed by local families and experience authentic living Andean culture through an enriching, hands-on exchange. Discover the ancient art of textile weaving—from shearing and spinning wool to learning how they create vibrant colors using natural dyes from native plants, minerals, and insects. You will also explore their agricultural traditions, learning about native crops they plant, such as potatoes, corn, and quinoa, and their deep connection to Pachamama (Mother Earth). The experience includes a delicious traditional Pachamanca lunch, where meats and vegetables are slowly cooked underground with hot stones—a true celebration of Andean flavors and community. This activity is designed to be accessible and inclusive, with adapted support to ensure comfort and full participation for every traveler. A morning of culture, nature, and connection shared with the warm hearts of the Andes. Optionals: Accessible ATV excursion around Piuray Lagoon or a Day with a shaman, energy cleansing, and offering to the earth for prosperity.

Day 6

Today you will embark on a full-day adventure to the majestic citadel of Machu Picchu. Very early in the morning, we will transfer you from your hotel to the train station for a scenic journey through the Sacred Valley. Upon arrival in Aguas Calientes, you will take a short bus ride up the mountain to reach the Machu Picchu entrance. Enjoy a guided visit to this iconic Inca sanctuary, adapted to your pace and needs, with ample time to take in the stunning views and the history. After exploring the site, return to Aguas Calientes for a delicious lunch at a local restaurant before heading back to Cusco by train and private transfer. Accessible assistance is provided throughout the day for a smooth, rewarding experience. Optional: Panoramic train service ($110 per person, round trip, includes support staff to assist you on the train), Luxury Hiram Bingham train service, includes brunch, lunch and happy hour ($1,475 per person, round trip. Includes support staff to assist you on the train).

Day 7

After 7 incredible days discovering the soul of Peru—its colors, flavors, landscapes, and people—it’s time to say goodbye, but not forever. This morning we will accompany you to Cusco Airport, where you will take your flight back to Lima to connect with your international journey home. As your adventure ends, we hope your heart is full of unforgettable moments, meaningful connections, and a deep bond with this magical land.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time to visit Machu Pichu?

The best time to visit Machu Pichu is in the dry season, which takes place between April and October. During these months, the sun shines almost every day. In June and July, daytime temperatures can reach 25 degrees during the day and almost 0 degrees at night.

The high season occurs between May and July, and although it is the season when there are the most tourists, it is also the season where the largest number of festivities are concentrated, such as Inti Raymi (June) or Fiestas Patrias (Julio ).

How is accessibility during the trip?

Lima being the capital of the Country and an important city in South America, accessibility is present in the adaptation of the sites visited. Also, all transfers are made in vehicles adapted for greater comfort.

In Cusco and archaeological complexes, visits are developed with special equipment that allow us to achieve accessibility to the different tourist attractions.

How many days is it advisable to visit Machu Pichu?

The visit to the archaeological site of Machu Pichu takes place in one day, and with this 6-day program you can visit other places and cities in Peru. If you have more time to travel, we recommend visiting Puno, Arequipa and Paracas.

Another question?

Send us an email to info@turismoacessivel.com and we will be happy to answer and help you organize your next trip to know this beautiful country and its cultural richness.

What is included

• Adapted transportation throughout the program.
• Hotel accommodation (accessible double room).
• Meals mentioned in the itinerary.
• Special equipment (off‑road wheelchairs — portable ramp — among others).
• Support staff (off‑road wheelchair operators).
• Flights Lima – Cusco – Lima.
• Tours listed with accredited guides in Spanish, Portuguese, or English.
• Train tickets and entrance fees to all listed sites.
• 1 water and a snack during excursions.

What is not included

• Drinks and meals not mentioned.
• Personal expenses.
• Optional excursions.
• Any item not described as included.
• International airfare.
• Tips.

Items to go with

• Sunscreen for face and lips.
• Comfortable clothing.
• Hat and sunglasses.
• Insect repellent.
• Small daypack for excursions.
• Skin moisturizer.

Important Notes:

Visits to archaeological sites and some routes may be done using a mountain chair. This program can be adapted for users of motorized wheelchairs. Transfers are made with adapted vehicles.

Vaccines: It is highly recommended to receive the yellow fever vaccine at least 10 days in advance. Although Peru is a country with risk of yellow fever transmission, it is not mandatory for entry.