The Sacred Valley, or “Valle Sagrado”, used to be inhabited and highly appreciated by the Inca people and their influence is present to this day. It is composed of several towns that mix the colonial, the indigenous and the mestizo: a place of authentic Latin American identity. One of the most visited towns is Pisac, an Inca archaeological site that is a cemetery from pre-Columbian times. In Chinchero you can buy handicrafts and you can see the remains of an ancient Inca palace. Finally, and the most important attraction of this place, is the archaeological site of Machu Picchu, which in Quechua means "old mountain". An unmissable stop if you visit the Sacred Valley or travel to Peru in general, this site is considered an architectural masterpiece. In terms of accessibility, Wheel the World offers an accessible tour in Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu.

Explore Cusco and the Sacred Valley on this accessible multi-day trip to Peru! With a dedicated day to scour the world-famous Machu Picchu citadel, this 6-day journey also includes both adapted biking and sailing experiences. With an itinerary that thoughtfully combines culture and nature; colonial architecture, iconic landscapes, and delicious samples of Peruvian cuisine are guaranteed.

With accessibility at its core, this multi-day trip has been built with every detail in mind to overcome destinations' obstacles and provide you with a truly worry-free trip. All transportation will be wheelchair accessible, every activity has been adapted, and your accessible rooms at two Casa Andina locations will be guaranteed. Please contact us with any questions or special requirements and learn more detailed information about your itinerary below.

Cusco & Machu Picchu 4-star hotels (6 days/5 nights)

With accessible transportation and adapted activities, discover Cusco and Machu Picchu on this 6-day multi-day in Peru. Check out its accessibility here!

Valle Sagrado

At Casa Andina Premium Valle Sagrado feel enveloped by Peru's Sacred Valley's tranquil atmosphere. This 4-star chalet-style retreat offers panoramic views of the Andes and features plenty of accessible amenities on its 8 acres of landscaped gardens. With a step-free entrance, tactile signs, and spacious turning areas, you can easily relax at the onsite full-service spa or go stargazing at the hotel's domed Planetarium & Observatory. 

Striking views of the Sacred Valley's neighboring mountains are available in every guest room. Whether marveling at the surrounding landscape from your private balcony or enjoying your room's step-free entrance, smooth floors, and ensuite with a bathtub and grab bars, your experience these rooms will leave you feeling at ease. 

At Alma Restaurant & Bar, you can dine on a buffet-style breakfast or stip in for a range of international dishes. The hotel's restaurant also hosts traditional Peruvian dining experiences like ""pachamancas,"" where your meal is cooked in earthenware jars over hot stones. 

There is also plenty to experience by traversing the hotel's extraordinary surroundings. The hotel is within 9.4 km (6 miles) of Sir Torrechayoc Church, Nogalpampa Stadium, and the River  Vilcanota. If you're looking for a busier atmosphere away from Urubamba Valley's cozy environment, the city of Cusco is only a 40-minute drive away.

Casa Andina Premium Valle Sagrado Hotel & Villas

At Casa Andina Premium Valle Sagrado feel enveloped by Peru's Sacred Valley's tranquil panoramic views of the Andes.

Double accessible rooms with spacious pathways, a step free entrance, and two queen beds

Explora Valle Sagrado is an all-inclusive hotel in an ideal location in the Sacred Valley, close to Machu Picchu, Cusco and within walking distance of the tiny traditional village of Urquillos. The hotel is designed in a traditional Inca style, blending in harmoniously with the landscape and traditions of the area. Guests can relax and unwind here and take advantage of the spa and swimming pool, or explore the region on guided excursions. 

All rooms have both heating and air conditioning, and are equipped with an ensuite bathroom with a hairdryer. Some rooms feature a mountain view. Accessible rooms have a bathroom with a roll-in shower with grab bars and a toilet with grab bars. All rooms also have a bathtub with jets. 

The onsite restaurant draws inspiration from the ingredients and culture of the Andes, and allows guests to discover authentic Peruvian dishes in a unique gastronomic setting. 

Explora Valle Sagrado is only 39 km (24 miles) from Cusco and offers connections to the Machu Picchu architectural site. The nearest airport is Cusco International, 42 km (26 miles) away.

Explora Valle Sagrado

Explora Valle Sagrado is the perfect base to discover the Sacred Valley and offers a pool and spa in an authentic setting

A guest room, with a light airy atmosphere and large double bed.

Situated in the heart of the Sacred Valley, with majestic views of the Andes mountains and Vilcanota River, Tambo del Inka Resort & Spa offers accessible and luxurious accommodation and boasts a private train station connecting to Machu Picchu, with 2 direct trains per day to the site. The property features a spa, a gym, a heated indoor pool and a restaurant. 

The air-conditioned room has step-free access and features a private terrace with a view of the surrounding countryside. The bathroom has a roll-in shower with grab bars and the toilet also has grab bars. The room is equipped with a safe, bottled water, a coffee maker, a cable TV, a hairdryer and bathrobes. 

The onsite restaurant specialises in Andean cuisine made with organic ingredients grown in the hotel garden. If you owsh, you can even tour the property’s greenhouses and help to harvest fruits, vegetables and herbs that are used daily in the kitchen. Room service options are also available. 

Free WiFi is available onsite. The nearest airport to Tambo del Inka Resort & Spa is in Chinchero, 26 km (16.3 miles) away.

Tambo del Inka, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa

Tambo del Inka Resort & Spa features accessible accommodation in the Sacred Valley and has a train station to Machu Picchu

Located in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, in Valle Sagrado, the 5-star Belmond Rio Sagrado is built with natural materials, in the style of an Aldean village. It features a spa with an indoor swimming pool, a restaurant, a bar and a 24-hour front desk. 

Decorated in warm colors, the double bedrooms have a balcony with river views. They also feature an ensuite bathroom including a roll-in shower with a small threshold. One bedroom entrance has 1 step, while the other has 17 steps.

El Huerto Restaurant & Bar serves gourmet Peruvian dishes made with organic, locally sourced ingredients. You can enjoy the hotel’s garden and have a drink by the river, surrounded by the natural beauty of the Sacred Valley.

Offering heated wooden floors and a panoramic terrace, the hotel also has its own spa, where you can indulge in a massage with local herbs. At Mayu Wilka Spa , there is a sauna and a hydromassage tub. Hotel Rio Sagrado can organize activities for you, such as horse riding, cycling, rafting and fishing. You can also enquire about the cultural programs and cooking classes available.

Belmond Rio Sagrado 3,6 km (2,2 miles) from the Main Squareand a 5 minutes’ drive from Urubamba town. It takes 15 minutes by car to get to Ollantaytambo Train Station and by train, it takes less than 2 hours to get to Macchu Picchu. An onsite tour desk is available and free parking is available.

Belmond Rio Sagrado

In the Sacred Valley of the Incas, the Belmond Rio Sagrado in Valle Sagrado offers a spa and fresh, local cuisine. Check out its accessibility here!

Double room with a desk and ensuite bathroom

The former colonial monastery at Sonesta Posadas del Inca Yucay has been sympathetically converted to look like a traditional Andean village. The pet-friendly hotel also has a 24-hour reception desk. In addition, there is accessible parking, and pony trekking is available. 

The rustic-style rooms are decorated with wood and stone to create a colonial feel. There are queen-sized or twin beds, depending on which room you choose. Accessible rooms have a roll-in shower. As well as that, all rooms have flat-screen TVs, free wifi, and room service is available. 

The Inkafe restaurant overlooking the gardens and chapel offers breakfast with gluten-free options, a buffet lunch and candlelit dinners. Enjoy traditional Andean cuisine with international influences. La Dispensa Trattoria serves pizza and pasta. In Coffee Square, you'll find sandwiches, salads, snacks, cakes, and coffee. Or try the Wayra Wasi Bar for cocktails, beers and snacks.

Sonesta Posadas del Inca Yucay

Eco-friendly and charming, Sonesta Posadas del Inca Yucay was once a monastery. Check out its accessibility here.

The Standard matrimonial room has a king-sized bed.

Guides / staff members have been trained by Wheel the World to provide assistance to people with disabilities during the activity

Accessible bathrooms at multiple stops during the activity

Places present some barriers and minimum assistance is needed

Optional adaptive equipment is included and can be used independently

In the morning, you will be picked up from your hotel to start your journey to the Sacred Valley, with your private guide.
Your first stop will be Taray viewpoint. It is 3 200 meters high and is the first point from which you can really appreciate the Sacred Valley of the Incas, with its landscapes, mountains and imposing rivers: Vilcanota and Urubamba.
As you continue your journey, you might get to see the snowy summits of Huancalle and Pitusiray.
Later on, you will arrive in the Andean town of Pisac. It has been created in 1570 by the Spanish. Mud and adobe houses, white walls, blue balconies, and tiled roof are still present and connect the old influence to the new era.
Pisac market is one of the most famous of the continent and very popular amongst tourists. It usually takes places on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays and is known for its various agricultural products, medicinal plants, and souvenirs.
If you visit Pisac on a Sunday, it is recommended to attend mass. It is celebrated in the Quechua language, with the help of 7 varayocs, the heads of the surrounding communities. On this occasion, they wear their traditional outfit and hold a scepter, making it a unique celebration.
For lunch, you will visit a community of the valley, learn about the local lifestyle and enjoy a traditional meal.
Later on, you will discover the town of Ollantaytambo which has been built over an ancient Inca town and make your way back to your hotel.

Visit to the Sacred Valley

Visit one of the most famous markets in the region, share a meal with the local community and enjoy the amazing views of the Sacred Valley.

Local Quechua woman knitting colorful handcrafts.