Andris believes that natural heritage shouldn't be exclusive.
He's spent the past 14 years proving that beautiful outdoor
spaces can be accessible to everyone — regardless of age or
mobility level.
His approach to route development is personal and methodical.
He doesn't rely on desk work alone. Instead, Andris walks
every route multiple times in different seasons and
conditions. He tests accessibility features. He notes where
benches would help. He identifies the best spots for rest and
views. This hands-on evaluation means his guides aren't
theoretical — they're grounded in real experience.
When he works with the Venta Rapid viewpoint or Kuļdīga's old
bridge area, he's thinking about the person in their 70s who
still wants to experience that spectacular waterfall. He's
considering the visitor with a knee injury who wants to enjoy
a walk without pushing too hard. He's mapping accessible
routes that don't compromise the experience of nature.
That's the philosophy behind his work at dcvisitors SIA:
detailed, practical, authentic guides that open Latvia's most
beautiful places to everyone.