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Inclusive tourism in Cusco: experiences for everyone

Travel means discovering new stories, landscapes and cultures. However, not everyone encounters the same opportunities when exploring a destination.

At Dreamy Tours, we believe every traveler deserves to be heard. We aim to develop experiences that consider different abilities, paces and needs, offering clear information and alternatives to help you plan with greater confidence.

We want to help you discover Cusco in a way that suits you, always considering the actual conditions at each destination.

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Tourism with more opportunities

What does inclusive travel mean?

Inclusive tourism aims to enable more people to take part in travel experiences with respect, dignity and equal opportunities. It considers the physical, sensory, communication and organizational barriers that can make travel difficult.

An inclusive experience involves more than a ramp or a particular vehicle. It also requires understandable information, prepared staff, appropriate planning and a willingness to listen to visitors' needs.

In Cusco, where many attractions retain historic paths, stairways and uneven surfaces, accessibility needs careful assessment. Understanding these conditions before traveling helps you make better decisions and explore alternatives when a conventional itinerary is unsuitable.

We believe in tourism where everyone feels welcome, including LGBT+, with friendly and respectful service.

Autonomy

Respect each traveler's decisions and preferences.

Clear information

Explain the conditions and limitations of each experience.

Personal attention

Assess alternatives according to individual needs and available resources.

Every traveler has a different way of discovering Cusco

There is no single way to travel. Some people prefer a slower pace, others need specific support, and many want detailed information before choosing an activity. Recognizing these differences helps us plan better experiences.

People with reduced mobility

We assess alternatives for travelers who need shorter walking distances, fewer changes in elevation or mobility support. Feasibility depends on the location and confirmed services.

Older travelers

We suggest considering a gentler pace, enough time to rest and itineraries adapted to each person's preferences and abilities, without assuming limitations based on age.

People with visual or hearing disabilities

We identify orientation, communication and interpretation needs to assess suitable assistance or resources, subject to availability.

Families and travelers with specific needs

We also consider families and people who prefer smaller groups, greater flexibility, quieter settings or personalized planning.

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Cusco tours with options to personalize your trip

Some of our itineraries can serve as a starting point for more flexible experiences. Before recommending an activity, we need to understand the traveler's needs and check transport, access and travel conditions.

Base tour: 4 hours

Cusco at your own pace

Discover the city's history on an itinerary that can be assessed for less walking, rest stops and selected visits to suit your preferences.

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Base tour: full day

The Sacred Valley your way

Discover the landscapes, towns and traditions of the Sacred Valley. We can assess a private itinerary with selected visits and rest stops according to your needs.

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What should we review before your trip?

Cusco's historic and natural destinations have different characteristics. Some include stairways, cobbled paths, changes in elevation, long distances and services that may not be adapted.

Before recommending a personalized itinerary, we identify what needs checking so you can understand the experience's possibilities and limitations.

What to check for each itinerary

  • Walking and distances
  • Steps, slopes and surfaces
  • Transport accessibility
  • Restrooms and facilities
  • Communication and assistance resources
  • Pace and rest stops

We have not yet published verified assessments for these tours. Conditions must be confirmed individually before booking the service.

Your trip starts with a conversation

To recommend a suitable experience, we first need to understand what you are looking for and which conditions matter to you. Not every adaptation is possible at every destination, but clear planning helps us assess alternatives.

  1. Tell us what you need

    Share your preferences, the type of experience you want and the conditions we should consider.

  2. We assess the options

    We review the itinerary and check the availability of transport, access and other services you need.

  3. We present a proposal

    We share the available alternatives, route conditions and limitations you should know about.

  4. We organize your experience

    Once you accept the proposal and services are confirmed, we coordinate the details of your trip.

Let's start by listening

Tell us how you would like to discover Cusco

We want to know what matters to you when traveling. Send a short enquiry so we can assess the available experiences and services.

You do not need to share medical information to start a conversation. We will review the available options before confirming any adaptation.

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Share only your travel preferences. Do not include diagnoses, medical reports or other sensitive information.

An enquiry does not confirm a booking or the availability of adaptations.

Traveler in a wheelchair in front of the citadel of Machu Picchu, Cusco

Every trip starts by listening to you

Accessible tourism in Cusco

Traveling with greater independence starts with understanding the route conditions. Tell us what you need so we can review accessibility options together before booking.

Mobility and access
We review steps, surfaces, distances and rest stops according to your pace and your use of a wheelchair or other mobility aids.
Transport and assistance
We check boarding conditions, space for your equipment and available assistance, always through prior coordination.
Communication and orientation
If you need visual or written information, or help finding your way, tell us your preferences so we can confirm what we can arrange.

What about visiting Machu Picchu?

Its paths and stairways require prior assessment. We will review the circuit, transfers and assistance needed for your visit; accessibility throughout the route must be confirmed before booking.

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Frequently asked questions about inclusive tourism in Cusco

Answers to your questions about diversity, accessibility and planning an experience at your own pace.

What is inclusive tourism?

It is an approach that aims to reduce barriers preventing people from taking part in tourism activities. It considers accessibility, communication, service and planning.

Are LGBT+ travelers welcome?

Yes. We welcome LGBT+ people, couples and groups of friends with friendly, respectful service and no discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity. Tell us your preferences so we can assess a personalized experience together.

Are there wheelchair-accessible tours in Cusco?

Some services and places may offer certain accessibility features, but these vary considerably. Attractions, transport, accommodation and services need to be reviewed before confirming an experience.

Can older travelers take tours in Cusco?

Yes, many older people enjoy Cusco's attractions. The itinerary should reflect their preferences, needs and the actual demands of each activity, without assuming everyone has the same abilities.

Is Machu Picchu fully accessible?

No. The citadel has stairways, changes in elevation and other obstacles that can limit access to certain areas. Alternatives must be reviewed according to current requirements and the traveler's needs.

Can I request a private tour with less walking?

You can ask us about personalized alternatives. We will assess the available options and the conditions at each attraction before confirming services.

How far ahead should I enquire about an adapted trip?

We recommend enquiring as early as possible, especially if you need specialized transport, particular support services or Machu Picchu tickets. Some alternatives require additional coordination.

A commitment beyond accessibility

We believe a worthwhile travel experience should also respect places and the people who are part of them. Our approach to inclusion is therefore connected to a more conscious and responsible way of traveling.

Responsible tourism

Experiences that respect traditions and host communities.

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Cusco has many stories. We want to help you live yours.

Every trip begins with different expectations. Some people seek history, others nature, tranquility or new experiences. Our goal is to listen and explore the options that best suit your way of traveling.

Tell us what you need and let's start planning an experience in Cusco with clear information, personal attention and respect for your decisions.

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