A guide who walks at your pace
Unhurried visits, with breaks and explanations all along the way.
Machu Picchu tours for seniors, at your own pace
We plan every day around your comfort: altitude, rest, the train and your hotel.
Designed for a relaxed trip
You tell us how you like to travel. We build the itinerary around that.
Altitude, planned with care
Cusco sits at about 3,400 meters. We can order the trip so your body adjusts calmly and the more demanding days come later.
A comfortable panoramic train
Reach Machu Picchu seated, watching the river and the mountains.
Hotels where you can rest well
From 2 to 4 stars, chosen with you based on what matters most to you.
No confusing prices online
Every trip is quoted for you. An advisor explains everything calmly and sends your proposal on WhatsApp.
What to know before you travel
Clear answers to the most common questions from travelers over 60 visiting Cusco and Machu Picchu.
Cusco altitude and how to plan for it
Cusco sits at about 3,400 meters above sea level. The Sacred Valley is lower, around 2,900 meters, and Machu Picchu is about 2,400. That is why many itineraries start in the Sacred Valley and go up to Cusco afterwards, with easy first days.
Before traveling, check with your doctor, especially if you have a heart, breathing or blood pressure condition.
How much walking is there at Machu Picchu?
The citadel has stone stairs and uneven paths, and visits follow set circuits. Some circuits are more demanding than others: when planning your trip we choose the right one with you, and your guide sets the pace.
Because of the stairs and uneven ground, the citadel is not fully accessible for people with reduced mobility. If you use a cane or wheelchair, tell your advisor before we plan the trip.
The train to Machu Picchu: seated, with views all the way
You reach Machu Picchu by train to Aguas Calientes and then by bus to the entrance. Tourist trains with panoramic windows are the most comfortable option: the route follows the Urubamba River between mountains. See our Machu Picchu trips by train with hotel.
How many days do you need?
To travel without rushing, it helps to add rest days between the main visits: Cusco, the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu. Your advisor suggests the length based on your pace and what you want to see.
Before you decide, let’s talk
- Choose a timePick the day and time that suit you.
- Talk to an advisorWe explain what your trip would look like and answer your questions.
- Get your proposalWe send you the itinerary and price on WhatsApp.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Cusco’s altitude a problem at my age?+
Cusco sits at about 3,400 meters and everyone feels it differently. We recommend checking with your doctor before traveling. We plan the itinerary so the first days are easy.
Do I have to walk a lot at Machu Picchu?+
Machu Picchu has stone stairs and uneven paths. Your guide adapts the route and the pace to what you can comfortably do.
Can I travel with my family?+
Yes. We plan the trip for you alone, as a couple or with your children and grandchildren.
How much does the trip cost?+
It depends on dates, number of days and hotel category. That is why we do not publish a fixed price: your advisor sends you the exact quote on WhatsApp.
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