Everest Base Camp Trek
Starting from $1,390
Small groups, licensed local guides and clear prices, from the Everest region to the jungles of Chitwan.
Starting from $1,390
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Classic treks
Short treksHolidays abroad, planned by the same team: flights, stays and guides arranged for you.
Beach and islands
City and culture
Beach and islands
City and culture
Himalayan neighbours
Himalayan neighboursWe make every journey effortless, memorable and uniquely yours. From carefully chosen routes to trusted local expertise, we’re committed to trips that go beyond expectations.
Every route is handpicked to show the best of Nepal’s mountains, culture and wildlife.
Permits, lodges, flights and guides arranged for you, so you can simply enjoy the walk.
Government-licensed guides, insured porters and insider knowledge of every trail.
Culture and wildlifeRhinos, crocodiles and Tharu villages: what to expect on a safari in Nepal’s first national park, and how to see wildlife responsibly.
Trekking guidesTwo famous regions, three classic treks. How Everest Base Camp, Annapurna Base Camp and the Annapurna Circuit compare on length, altitude, scenery and culture.
Travel tipsNational park permits, TIMS cards and restricted area permits: which ones each trek needs and how we arrange them for you.
Travel tipsWhere you sleep, what you eat and what costs extra: everything you need to know about life in Nepal’s trekking lodges.
Travel tipsLayers, boots, sleeping bag and the small things that make a big difference: a practical packing list for Nepal’s teahouse treks.
Health and safetyHow acute mountain sickness works, the symptoms to watch for, and the simple rules that prevent it.
Travel tipsSpring flowers or crisp autumn views? A season-by-season guide to choosing when to trek in the Himalaya.
Trekking guidesWhat each day of the classic 14-day Everest Base Camp trek looks like, from the flight into Lukla to sunrise on Kala Patthar.
No. Most of our treks follow well-used walking trails with no climbing. If you’ve never trekked before, start with an easy or moderate trip such as Ghorepani Poon Hill, Mardi Himal or Annapurna Base Camp.
You should be comfortable walking five to seven hours a day on hilly ground, day after day. Regular walks, stairs or hiking in the two months before your trip make a big difference. Each trip page shows its difficulty.
It can affect anyone above about 2,500 m, whatever their fitness. Our itineraries gain height slowly and include acclimatisation days, and guides check on everyone each evening with a pulse oximeter. If symptoms get worse, we go down.
Small: up to 12 trekkers on most treks and fewer on remote routes such as Manaslu. Private trips for your own group are also available.
Since 2023, trekkers in most of Nepal’s national parks and conservation areas must walk with a licensed guide, and every trek includes one. Treks also include one porter for every two trekkers, carrying up to 20 kg, so you only carry a day pack.
Yes. Your insurance must cover trekking at the altitude of your trip, including helicopter evacuation and medical treatment. We ask for the policy details before departure.
You pay the full trip price by card when you book, through CyberSource’s secure checkout. We never see or store your card number, and your booking is confirmed by email straight away.
Yes. Cancel online from the link in your confirmation email any time before the trip starts, and the full amount is refunded to your card. Banks usually take 5–10 working days to show the refund.
Of course. Many trekkers travel alone and join a group departure. Rooms are twin share; choose the single room add-on if you’d like your own room.
Yes. Tell us your dates, group size and the kind of trip you’re after, and we’ll suggest a route, adjust an existing itinerary or build one from scratch.
