Everest Base Camp Trek – Nepal

Of course! You can join any of our scheduled dates. We keep our groups small to ensure a more personal experience, with a strong focus on safety and group connection.
Our groups are usually made up of solo travelers, friends, and couples. If you’re looking for something more private or can’t find a date that works for you, get in touch and we can design a custom experience so your group can explore the mountains at your own pace.

Yes — food won’t be something you need to worry about. Preparing inclusive meals is an important part of what we do. We offer vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options, even in the middle of the mountains.
We just ask that you let us know in advance when booking, so we can plan everything carefully and make sure your meals are properly organized.

It’s simple. First, send us a message on WhatsApp at +54 9 3512 11-3842 to check availability for your preferred date. Then, you secure your spot with a deposit.
From there, we take care of all the logistics. You just fill out your medical form, pack your backpack, and get ready for the experience.

We recommend this activity for people between 18 and 70 years old. If minors join, they must be accompanied by a responsible adult, who will be accountable for their conduct.

The Everest Base Camp trek reaches elevations above 5,000 meters and involves at least 14 days of trekking, making it a demanding challenge. During the expedition, you’ll gain between 300 and 700 meters in altitude each day.
Starting from Lukla at 2,840 meters, you’ll hike all the way to the base of the highest mountain in the world, above 5,000 meters. For this reason, a solid base level of fitness is essential.

You’ll hike an average of around six hours per day. The itinerary includes areas affected by landslides, steep trails, and challenging terrain. Ascents can be demanding, and glacier sections add extra difficulty to the trek.
Crossing glacial terrain requires caution, but you’ll always be accompanied by our guides, who will support you every step of the way.

Flights to Lukla operate with small aircraft, with a maximum allowance of 15 kg per person, including both checked luggage and carry-on.
You should aim to limit your gear to no more than 10 kg. It is sometimes possible to pay an additional fee for extra weight, but this is not guaranteed and depends on available space.

Yes. You’ll be undertaking a physically demanding activity at altitudes above 5,000 meters, so staying well hydrated is essential throughout the expedition.
We recommend drinking around 3.5 liters per day. The better hydrated you are, the better your body will cope with both the cold and the altitude.

No, the experience is not cancelled due to bad weather. Keep in mind that weather in the Himalaya—especially at higher elevations—is highly variable.
You may encounter extreme cold, rain, and even snow in the upper sections of the trek. It’s essential to be prepared for changing and unpredictable conditions. Even if you’re trekking during the summer season, we strongly recommend bringing extra layers and proper weather protection.

In the lower sections of the route—such as Lukla, Phakding, Monjo, and Namche Bazaar—some lodges offer Wi-Fi (often for an additional fee).
We recommend purchasing prepaid SIM cards from NTC or NCell. Coverage can be intermittent at higher altitudes, but it works in many areas.
If you need more reliable connectivity, Everest Link Wi-Fi cards are the best option. This network works across most villages along the route, including Gorakshep and Gokyo, and even parts of the Cho La Pass trek.
If you only need occasional access (like checking emails), a local SIM card will be sufficient.

Because this is one of the most breathtaking journeys in the world.
This iconic trek takes you through traditional Sherpa communities, crossing diverse landscapes and ecosystems. Along the way, you’ll be surrounded by some of the highest mountains on Earth—Cho Oyu (8,153 m), Everest (8,848 m), Gyachung Kang (7,922 m), Makalu, and Lhotse (8,501 m).
You’ll travel through the heart of the region, including Namche Bazaar (3,440 m), experiencing not only extraordinary landscapes but also a deep cultural connection with the Himalaya.

Our focus isn’t on performance, but on creating a real mountain experience — a chance to disconnect from the city while still enjoying a high level of service in a remote setting.

- Small groups: We keep things relaxed, so you can enjoy the trail, take a breath, and connect with the group.
- Inclusive meals: We take care of all the food. Full board is included, with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options available, even in the mountains.
- Mountain hut stay: We sleep in mountain huts. Facilities are simple compared to the city, but it’s the perfect place to rest and share the day.
- Everything taken care of: You just pack your backpack — we handle the logistics and safety.