
Complete the Everest Base Camp trek, one of the world’s most iconic walks. Get up close to Mount Everest at Kala Patthar. Trek on epic trails along raging rivers and escarpments with views of Ama Dablam and a host of other Himalaya Massifs. Experience the real sense of accomplishment in reaching Everest Base Camp and the camaraderie of your fellow trekkers.
Please read ‘WHY TRAVEL WITH US – THE STROLL DIFFERENCE‘ in GENERAL INFO to learn more.
During this tour, you will stay 4 nights in a 4-star hotel in Kathmandu, and 3* hotels and the best accommodation available in the mountains.
All the accommodations are accustomed to welcoming trekkers and very well-equipped to make your stay comfortable regardless of the weather conditions. Typically, rooms are very comfortable with ensuites where possible. They are all in magnificent locations and the lodges are built in authentic Nepalese tradition. As you ascend towards Everest Base Camp the last few locations the accommodation gets simpler. We have endeavoured to use all the best accommodations available as you ascend, but to call the accommodation at Gorakshep at high altitude luxury is not accurate. This won’t matter as you will be savouring your achievement at having summited at EBC.
Dining
You will be provided with 13 breakfasts and 11 dinners. You will enjoy a welcome dinner at an authentic Nepalese restaurant on arrival and a farewell dinner at a beautiful open-air contemporary Nepalese restaurant on one of the last 2 nights. On the trek, you can order off the menus for breakfast and dinner. Lunch can be obtained as you walk, but given the size of breakfast and dinner, we find that many walkers eat very little at lunch. The food is good but becomes simpler as you ascend.
It is suggested that you bring some snacks with you from Kathmandu or your home country. Some dense quality protein balls and some good quality scroggin will be of benefit. You can buy beer, soft drinks, chocolate and various other snacks at almost all the accommodations. Dahl Baht the local ‘delicacy’ is pretty good and we recommend that you try this, especially at altitude. It is what the sherpas eat and for good reason. You will need to keep your calorie intake up to support you at altitude.
Travel without stress or delays
The best possible food and accommodation
Be well guided and looked after
We support the region and the environment
This walk is available in March, April, May, September, October and November.
Please contact us if the departure dates displayed do not suit you as we can easily arrange another more suitable date for your group.
If you have your own small group, we can lock away your departure date from your group at 4 or more pax.
Challenging to Strenuous – The distance walked on this trip is not great each day and at low altitudes, the walks are not that difficult. However, at higher altitudes fitness level is a factor which is why we have rated this trip as we have. Tracks and trails on this tour will have prolonged ascents and less so some descents along mainly well-travelled tracks. There are a few long sections of elevation and some sections of steps. At the end of the track, there is a rocky section on your way to EBC. An average of 12km, 700m ascent each day. Having an active lifestyle and preparing or being an experienced walker will make the journey more enjoyable. The real challenge comes toward the end of the walk altitude. Please be assured that we have 3 acclimatisation days and take extra care not to ascend too quickly That is why we have not rated this walk as Strenuous the hardest rating as we ascend in a much more practical and supportive way.
Importantly, your guide is an expert mountaineer and is local with expert knowledge of the track.
This walk starts and ends at Kathmandu Airport.
Kathmandu Airport
The trip starts with a transfer from Kathmandu Airport to your accommodation. You will be met at the airport by one of our representatives but please let us know your travel plans so we can arrange your private transfer. If you are already in Nepal then the walk starts at your hotel.
At the end of the trip, we transfer you back to the airport for your international flight.
A useful planning tool for travel is Rome2Rio should you be travelling from or to other destinations.
Each morning it will be up to you to pack your bag and place your luggage outside your room. Your guide will let you know what to do. Bags must be less than 12.5kg and be Soft Bags (i.e. not hard cases). We supply you with this.
Importantly, any excess kilos can be stored at the hotel in Kathmandu.
We require that you have adequate travel insurance against potential losses, damage or injury, including cancellation costs and loss of luggage.
For all trips that require international travel, you must have purchased travel insurance that also includes medical evacuation coverage.
We also charge a cancellation fee if you cancel your walking holiday after we have confirmed it to cover costs incurred from our suppliers and in the office. See the FAQ section for more information.
The Everest region is powered by hydro electricity. In peak season, supply is limited and power outages may occur so we advise bringing a powerbank/ back up batteries for your phones, cameras and electronics.
Hot showers are mostly powered by solar panels or a gas-fired water heater. On very rare occasions hot showers may not be available.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask one of our destination consultants. You can get in touch with us via our contact form or email us at info@stroll.com
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Complete the Everest Base Camp trek, one of the world’s most iconic walks. Get up close to Mount Everest at Kala Patthar. Trek on epic trails along raging rivers and escarpments with views of Ama Dablam and a host of other Himalaya Massifs. Experience the real sense of accomplishment in reaching Everest Base Camp and the camaraderie of your fellow trekkers.
Please read ‘WHY TRAVEL WITH US – THE STROLL DIFFERENCE‘ in GENERAL INFO to learn more.
During this tour, you will stay 4 nights in a 4-star hotel in Kathmandu, and 3* hotels and the best accommodation available in the mountains.
All the accommodations are accustomed to welcoming trekkers and very well-equipped to make your stay comfortable regardless of the weather conditions. Typically, rooms are very comfortable with ensuites where possible. They are all in magnificent locations and the lodges are built in authentic Nepalese tradition. As you ascend towards Everest Base Camp the last few locations the accommodation gets simpler. We have endeavoured to use all the best accommodations available as you ascend, but to call the accommodation at Gorakshep at high altitude luxury is not accurate. This won’t matter as you will be savouring your achievement at having summited at EBC.
Dining
You will be provided with 13 breakfasts and 11 dinners. You will enjoy a welcome dinner at an authentic Nepalese restaurant on arrival and a farewell dinner at a beautiful open-air contemporary Nepalese restaurant on one of the last 2 nights. On the trek, you can order off the menus for breakfast and dinner. Lunch can be obtained as you walk, but given the size of breakfast and dinner, we find that many walkers eat very little at lunch. The food is good but becomes simpler as you ascend.
It is suggested that you bring some snacks with you from Kathmandu or your home country. Some dense quality protein balls and some good quality scroggin will be of benefit. You can buy beer, soft drinks, chocolate and various other snacks at almost all the accommodations. Dahl Baht the local ‘delicacy’ is pretty good and we recommend that you try this, especially at altitude. It is what the sherpas eat and for good reason. You will need to keep your calorie intake up to support you at altitude.
Travel without stress or delays
The best possible food and accommodation
Be well guided and looked after
We support the region and the environment
This walk is available in March, April, May, September, October and November.
Please contact us if the departure dates displayed do not suit you as we can easily arrange another more suitable date for your group.
If you have your own small group, we can lock away your departure date from your group at 4 or more pax.
Challenging to Strenuous – The distance walked on this trip is not great each day and at low altitudes, the walks are not that difficult. However, at higher altitudes fitness level is a factor which is why we have rated this trip as we have. Tracks and trails on this tour will have prolonged ascents and less so some descents along mainly well-travelled tracks. There are a few long sections of elevation and some sections of steps. At the end of the track, there is a rocky section on your way to EBC. An average of 12km, 700m ascent each day. Having an active lifestyle and preparing or being an experienced walker will make the journey more enjoyable. The real challenge comes toward the end of the walk altitude. Please be assured that we have 3 acclimatisation days and take extra care not to ascend too quickly That is why we have not rated this walk as Strenuous the hardest rating as we ascend in a much more practical and supportive way.
Importantly, your guide is an expert mountaineer and is local with expert knowledge of the track.
This walk starts and ends at Kathmandu Airport.
Kathmandu Airport
The trip starts with a transfer from Kathmandu Airport to your accommodation. You will be met at the airport by one of our representatives but please let us know your travel plans so we can arrange your private transfer. If you are already in Nepal then the walk starts at your hotel.
At the end of the trip, we transfer you back to the airport for your international flight.
A useful planning tool for travel is Rome2Rio should you be travelling from or to other destinations.
Each morning it will be up to you to pack your bag and place your luggage outside your room. Your guide will let you know what to do. Bags must be less than 12.5kg and be Soft Bags (i.e. not hard cases). We supply you with this.
Importantly, any excess kilos can be stored at the hotel in Kathmandu.
We require that you have adequate travel insurance against potential losses, damage or injury, including cancellation costs and loss of luggage.
For all trips that require international travel, you must have purchased travel insurance that also includes medical evacuation coverage.
We also charge a cancellation fee if you cancel your walking holiday after we have confirmed it to cover costs incurred from our suppliers and in the office. See the FAQ section for more information.
The Everest region is powered by hydro electricity. In peak season, supply is limited and power outages may occur so we advise bringing a powerbank/ back up batteries for your phones, cameras and electronics.
Hot showers are mostly powered by solar panels or a gas-fired water heater. On very rare occasions hot showers may not be available.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask one of our destination consultants. You can get in touch with us via our contact form or email us at info@stroll.com
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