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Mera Peak, Nepal’s highest trekking peak lies on the edge of the famous Khumbu Region, where it overlooks many of the world’s highest summits, including Mt Everest. Although Mera Peak is at a significant altitude, the climbing is not technical and relatively straightforward. This trip is ideal for those looking to venture into Himalayan Mountaineering, who have a good level of fitness and a keen sense of adventure.

Altitude range: 6000 +m

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  • 04/04/2020 - 22/04/2020
    £2900

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  • 02/05/2020 - 20/05/2020
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  • 03/10/2020 - 21/10/2020
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  • 07/11/2020 - 25/11/2020
    £2900

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  • 03/04/2021 - 21/04/2021
    £2950

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  • 16/10/2021 - 03/11/2021
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All about this trip

Ultimate Mera Peak Expedition is the highest of the designated trekking peaks in Nepal. Its altitude rises to 6,461m with amazing views of five of the world’s 8000-meter peaks: Mt. Everest, Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Lhotse and Cho Oyo from the summit. This makes Mera Peak a great challenge but one that’s more than achievable.

Mera Peak lies in the Mahalangur section in the Makalu Barun National  Park, situated in the Solukhumbu district of Nepal.  There are three main summits of Mera Peak: north (6,476m), central (6,461m) and south (6,065m). Col. Jimmy Roberts and Sen Tenzing were the first people to ascend the Mera Central on 20th May 1953. Trekkers require special permits to enter the Makalu Barun National Park and to climb the peak. EverTrek takes care of this for you.

The Ultimate Mera Peak expedition begins with an exciting 40-45 min flight to the mountain airstrip of Lukla (Labelled the most dangerous airport in the world). The trek winds it’s way through forests of rhododendron, pine and bamboo, taking a longer, less trodden trail that gradually passes through the beautiful landscape of the Hinku Valley up to Mera Peak. You will fall in love with the most incredible mountain views, sample the local Sherpa culture and lifestyle and get to experience a real Himalayan expedition.

Climbing Mear Peak is physically demanding due to its altitude, but not technically difficult. We plan these trips at times of the year where the you will have the best chance of summiting the peak. Spring (March-May) and Autumn (September-November) are the best times to climb the Mera Peak in terms of weather, visibility and the trails.

Note: As a responsible trekking agency, your safety is our top priority. During the trek, the team leader or guide assigned to your group is the person responsible for your safety. These team leaders are also strictly instructed to follow the provided itinerary. However, in case of unfavorable situations like poor weather, bad health of a group member or unforeseen natural disasters, the team leaders or guide hold every authority to alter the itinerary provided to you. In such a situation, we expect and request you to be flexible and cooperative

FREE equipment hire on all of our treks!

Already booked on this trip? Or looking to book on one of our departures in 2019, 2020 or even 2021? ALL EverTrekkers have free hire of our winter sleeping bags and 800 fill North Face down jacket worth £110 – Just let us know when you book and we can get these reserved for you.

You also get a FREE 80 Ltr EverTrek duffel bag when you arrive in Kathmandu!

 

Join us on the Ultimate Mera Peak Expedition

  • Climb a Himalayan Peak reaching an altitude of over 6000m with spine-tingling views.
  • Our Team in Nepal have been guiding to Mera Peak since 2001.
  • You stay in comfortable lodges (or “Tea Houses”) on the trek and looked after by our finest cooks whilst camping
  • We take special care of our porters & guides. They are probably the best equipped in Nepal.

Your kit bag is carried for you, so you only need carry daypack

  • include all permits
  • You can take advantage of our free duffel bag, down jacket and sleeping bag for the trek.

Experience Required

The Ultimate Mera Peak Expedition is a tough and arduous trek and climb. It is meant to be challenging. You must be a fit, regular hillwalker to take part, used to long, consecutive days walking in the British Mountains, preferably in Winter. You should have experience of walking steep, boulder-strewn paths where the use of hands has been essential to scramble upwards over rocky steps. Previous experience of Himalayan trekking is preferable, but not essential as long as you are a very regular and committed hill-walker. As this route takes you over remote high passes and a Himalayan peak, experience of having been to 5000-metres before is ideal.

We can forward a detailed equipment list upon booking. However, you can also view our Recommended Equipment for this trip »

Over the years, we have gained an incredible amount of experience and expertise in outdoor equipment and clothing. We have applied this to each trip that we offer and recommend what we believe to be the most suitable items for your trip.

What's included in this tour?

Items that are included in the cost of the tour price
  • Airport Pick-up and Drop-off
  • 3 nights accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast
  • Full-day guided city tour
  • Welcome and farewell dinner at one of the best Nepalese restaurants with some traditional Nepalese dancing and music
  • Airport transfers for domestic flight
  • All Trekking permits
  • Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu flight tickets
  • All meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) during the trek
  • All accommodation whilst on trek (Lodge/Tea house) or Tent on request
  • Fresh fruit after dinner
  • Tea/Coffee
  • Filtered water on the entire trek (Save on plastic bottles)
  • All required local and government taxes
  • 3 days on camp during the climbing
  • One experienced Climbing guide for climbing section & One trekking guide for trekking Section
  • Porters (One porter for each 2 members) and his entire expenses
  • Insurance of Guide and Porter
  • Mera Peak Climbing Permit
  • 800 fill North Face down jacket and winter sleeping bag (if required)
  • FREE 80ltr EverTrek duffel bag
  • EverTrek Trip Planner & Access to online programme
  • EverTrekker T shirt & Neck Buff
  • Oximeter & Heart Rate Monitor– To calculate Oxygen Levels and Heart rate to help with Altitude
  • 15% discount with Cotswold Outdoor

What's not included in this tour?

Items that are not included in the cost of the tour price
  • International flight to Kathmandu
  • Nepal arrival visa($40)
  • Meals in the city except for breakfast and other special meals
  • Personal expenses including mineral water, and alcoholic drinks and beverages
    Climbing gear (Climbing rope, ice axe, ice crew and snow bar) We will help you to hire or buy these before or in Kathmandu)
  • Tips for guides and porters
  • Your travel insurance that covers Helicopter evacuation
  • Any other extended trips and accommodation
  • Day 1

    Arrival Day [1300m/4264ft]

    Welcome to Nepal. Today is your first day with EverTrek. We will pick you up at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu and transfer you to the hotel in Thamel. We will also catchup with the rest of the group before we meet in the evening for our welcome dinner at one of the finest, local Nepali restaurants in Kathmandu. Time for some local dance and some amazing Nepali food.

    Meals included: Dinner

    (Highlights of the day: Arrive in Kathmandu! Welcome dinner with some local food and dancing )

  • Day 2

    Kathmandu Valley sightseeing and trip preparation

    Today we will head out into Kathmandu and visit the cultural and historical sites of the Kathmandu valley. We will visit the  UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu and have lunch at one of our fasvorite viewpoints in the city. Kathmandu lies at 1300m above sea level so it’s important to get out and about today and let your body acclimatise. In the evening we will grab any last minute items in the trekking hub of Thamel and get an early night ready for the trek tomorrow.

    Meals Included: Breakfast

    (Highlights of the day: Visiting Centuries-old cultural, historical & religious sites around Kathmandu including World Heritage Sites like Kathmandu Durbar Square, Pashupatinath Temple, Swyambhunath and Boudhanath. An awesome day!)

  • Day 3

    Fly to Lukla and trek to Paiya (Chutok) [2730m/8954ft]:3-4 hrs

    We will grab an early flight to Lukla airport. It all starts here! The flight to Lukla is one of our favourite parts of the trek. Landing at the Tenzing-Hillary Airport at Lukla is on many peoples Bucket List upon landing we will meet the remaining crew members, who will be assisting us throughout the trek. We will descend down towards Surke through the jungle. The trail then continues  through traditional mountain villages before reaching Paiya where we will spend the night. Overnight in a tented camp at Paiya.

    Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    (Highlights of the day: The flight from Kathmandu to Lukla. Take in the amazing views of the Himalayan mountains. Walk through the traditional Sherpa villages and through forests of birch, pine, fir and rhododendron.)

  • Day 4

    Paiya to Pangkoma [2850m/93,48ft]: 5-6 hrs

    Pangkoma is the destination set for the day. After a hearty breakfast we will depart Paiya and walk down to the wooden bridge and trail leading up to Kari La Pass. After crossing the pass, the narrow mountain trail leads us to the beautiful village of Pangkoma. The night will be spent at a lodge in Pangkoma.

    Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    (Highlights of the day: Stunning views of the Dudhkoshi River Valley and Dudh Kund Himal, mountain trail surrounded by rhododendron and bamboo forests and the beautiful Sherpa village of Pangkongma.)

  • Day 5

    Pangkoma to Nigmsa (Shibuche)[2745m/90,003ft]: 4-5 hrs

    Nigmsa is the destination set for the day. After breakfast we will follow the rocky path that first leads us through the rhododendron forest and continues through the hills and mountain ridges. Here we can enjoy the views of the south face of Mera Peak. We then walk down to the village for lunch and continue on a zigzag route trail through the pine forest and descend to get to our destination for the day, Nigmsa. The night will be spent in a tented camp at Nigmsa.

    Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    (Highlights of the day: Gripping views of the southern face of Mera Peak and Naulekh Peak from the trail ridge)

  • Day 6

    Nigmsa (Shibuche) to Chetrakhola [3150m/10332ft]: 7-8 hrs

    Chetrakhola is the destination for the day. After leaving the village of Nigmsa, the trail starts to get steep and narrow. As we cross the local stream and walk through the rhododendron forest we might get a chance to see some local wildlife. We will eventually get to our destination for the day, Chetrakhola. The night will be spent in a tented camp at Chetrakhola.

    Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    (Highlights of the day: Steep and Narrow trails. Chance to see some local wildlife)

  • Day 7

    Chetrakhola to Kothe [3600m/11808ft]: 6-7 hrs

    Kothe is the destination for the day. We get up nice and early and head for the village of Kothe. First we reach the awesome viewpoint of the Hinku Valley. Take in the views and the mountains around. The trail is still narrow and we navigate through the local forest once more. Once again you may spot some local wildflie including the sloth bear and jungle cat. We will eventually reach the village of Kothe. The night will be spent at a lodge in Kothe.

    Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    (Highlights of the day: Holy cave lined with wood that shows the three elements of Buddha- Padmashambav, Shyakyamuni Boudha and Chhirenji,  beautiful views of Mera Peak- north, central and south and the Hinku Valley.)

  • Day 8

    Kothe to Tangnang [4,350m/14,270ft]: 3-4 hrs

    Tangnag is the destination for the day. This is a superb place to enjoy the views of the beautiful Mera North. Tangnag is a summer village with primitive lodges and just a few tea houses and is only 3-4 hours away from Kothe. Leaving Kothe, the route ascends gradually along the ridge of the Hinku River. We stop for lunch at Gondishung and then pay a visit to a 200 year-old  Lungsumgba Gompa, which is on the way to  Tangnang. We spend some time exploring the monastery. A short walk from the monastery will take us to Tangnag. The night will be spent at a lodge in Tangnag.

    Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    (Highlights of the day: Awesome views of Mera North, a visit to a 200 year old monastery that exhibits a beautiful Mera Peak and a route to Mera peak scripted on a rock and the summer grazing area of Tangnag) 

  • Day 9

    Acclimatisation Day: Hiking to Charpate Himal Glacier

    We will spend today acclimatising as we are reaching some serious altitude. We will hike up to the Charpate Himal Glacier which should take us around three hours or so. Upon reaching the top you will see the views of the Mera North Peak and glacier. After spending some time here letting our bodies adjust we will descend back to the camp site at Tangnag. The night will be spent in a tented camp at Tangnag.

    Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    (Highlights of the day: Close view of Charpate Himal, which is a holy mountain also worshipped by traditional Sherpas, amazing views of Mera North Peak and the glacier.)

  • Day 10

    Tangnang to Khare [5,045m/16,486ft]: 2-3 hrs

    Khare is the destination set for the day. We now head east towards Khare and follow the glacial moraine of the Dig Glacier to a pasture called Dig Kharka. This rugged and challenging trail leads us to the Shar Glacier. From here the route is steep but we will press on until we reach the campsite at Khare. The views here are immense and what a place to spend the night. The night will be spent in a tented camp at Khare.

    Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    (Highlights of the day: Great views of Charpate Himal and the north face of Mera Peak, view of Dig glacier and Shar glacier)

  • Day 11

    Khare to Mera Base Camp [5300m/17,384ft]: 3-4 hrs

    Mera Base Camp is the destination of the day. Today leaving Khare, we head towards the Mera Glacier up to the Mera La Pass. Its an exciting climb and the superb views from the pass are simply breakthtaking. We make a short ascent to set up our camp. We also have time to get some rope and winter skills practice which our climbing guide will go through with you. We will spend the rest of the time relaxing and preparing the muscles for the next day’s walk. The night will be spent in a tented camp at the Mera Peak Base Camp.

    Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    (Highlights of the day: The steep route towards the  Mera Glacier, the magnificent surrounding views  from the Mera La Pass.)

  • Day 12

    Mera Base Camp to High camp [5,780m/18,958ft]: 4-5 hrs

    We are so close. The summit is not far away at all. Today we will head to the High Camp of Mera Peak. Departing base camp we continue our ascent of the north face of Mera peak to a spectacular porch nestled just below the cairn where we will set up our high camp. The trail is rock-strewn for about two hours before we reach our destination. After camp is set up we will relax and save our energy for the big day tomorrow. The ascent of Mera Peak. The night will be spent in a tented camp at the high camp.

    Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    (Highlights of the day: Stunning views of 8000m peaks, Mt. Everest, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and the south face of Lhotse, Nuptse, Chamlang and Baruntse and the sunset view over these mountains.)

  • Day 13

    Mera High Camp to Summit[6,461m/21,1907ft] and back to Khare [5045m/16,547ft]: 8-9 hr

    Summit day! We normally start our ascent at around 2:30 am where we will get our equipment ready and our crampons on. After about a 4-5 hour journey and with tired legs you will reach the summit of Mera Peak. You did it! 6000m peak ticked off the Bucket List. We take some photos and enjoy the moment before we descend back to high camp for lunch and then continue down till Khare. Overnight in a tented camp at Khare.

    Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    (Highlights of the day: Mera Peak summit and awesome views of Mt. Everest, Cho Oyu, Lhotse, Makalu, Kanchenjunga (over 8,000m) Nuptse, Chamlang, Baruntse (over 7000m), Ama Dablam, Kangtega and other peaks.)

  • Day 14

    Contingency Day

    Weather in the Himalayas can be a challenge. Sometimes, due to unfavourable weather conditions, we might not be able to summit Mera Peak so today is a contingency day. If everything goes well, this day can be cut off from the itinerary.

    Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

  • Day 15

    Khare to Kothe [3600m/11808ft]: 4-5 hrs

    Kothe is the destination for the day. We retrace our footsteps back to the village of Kothe. Once again we get a chance to enjoy the views of the valley, the glaciers, the rocky paths and the summer settlement before reaching Kothe. Time for a celebration tonight as we try the local beer and enjoy the summit success. Overnight at a lodge in Kothe.

    Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

  • Day 16

    Kothe to Thuli Kharka: 5-6 hrs

    Thuli Kharka is the destination for the day. We leave the harsh rock terrain and make our way  towards Thuli Kharka. You can almost taste the extra oxygen in the air as we reach this lush landscape. We once again follow the Hinku River ridge trekking down towards Tashing Ongma and then leaving the river ridge walk up towards the Thuli Kharka.  We are greeted with a grand view of Mera peak at this place. Overnight at Thuli Kharka.

    Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    (Highlights of the day: Great views of  Mera Peak-North, Central and South from Thuli Kharka.)

  • Day 17

    Thuli Kharka to Lukla: 6-7 hrs

    Lukla is the destination for the day. We hike for about 2 hours upwards fromThuli Kharka to Zatrwa La Pass. As we traverse the pass, leaving the Makalu Barun National Park behind, we are welcomed with a grand view of the Lukla Valley. This is an easy, straightforward walk which will take us to the village of Lukla. The night will be spent at a lodge in Lukla.

    Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    (Highlights of the day: Great views of the Lukla Valley, Cho Oyu, Kongde RI, Nambur Himal, Kusum Kangru and other towering peaks of the Khumbu region)

  • Day 18

    Fly to Kathmandu

    We finally leave the mountains after an amazing life changing trip to Mera Peak. We will depart Lukla and fly back to Kathmandu early morning. After arriving back to the hotel in Thamel we will relax and take a massage and enjoy some well earned beer. In the evening we will head out for our final dinner at one of our favourite restaurants in Kathmandu.

    Meals included: Dinner

    (Highlights of the day: 40-45 mins scenic flight, farewell dinner)

  • Day 19

    Departure Day

    Today is the last day of your trip in Nepal with EverTrek. What a journey its been! We will transfer you to Kathmandu airport and bid you a farewell and a high five on a job well done.

Accommodation

Where you'll be staying during this trip

Whilst in Kathmandu, before and after your trek, we do like a little bit of comfort!

That's why we have handpicked 3 of the very best hotels in Trekkers paradise, Thamel.

Hotel Marshyangdi, Hotel Manang and Nepali Ghar are the hotels we use for all of our customers. 

 

Along the trek you will stay in comfortable lodges and Tea houses. These do change depending on the time of year you visit but all are on a twin sharing basis unless stated.

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Here’s what some of our awesome customers had to say
Absolutely first class, from when I first booked knowing nothing about hiking at altitude, right the way through the trip itself. Everything has been handled with the utmost professionalism and the entire team has been incredibly helpful, knowledgeable and hardworking. Our guide, Padam, and his team are worth their weight in gold. Could not recommend Evertrek enough.
Dani Wain
04:19 19 Oct 19
Not been to EBC yet but have booked to go with them next March.I’ve just returned from a fantastic training weekend with them in the Brecon Beacons. It was wet and windy but Evertrek didn’t disappoint, . From start to finish, the experience was great. Both Andy( the owner) and his trusty sidekick Dave (the painted Yeti) were there to make us feel welcome. They were both hands on, and their knowledge was second to none. I can’t wait to actually go to Everest, and after this weekend I feel assured that I’ll be in great hands. Nothing was too much trouble, and it was great see the way that Andy and Dave talk about Everest with such a passion.Well done guys
Bribri Mcalpine
19:35 11 Aug 19
Fantastic company, run by a fantastic set of people.
Stephen Smurthwaite
16:33 03 Aug 19
Wouldn’t hesitate to book again with Evertrek 👍🏼👍🏼🏔🏔😍
Lena Trafford
21:13 21 May 19
This trip was exceptional from start to finish. Has to be one of the best run and professional companies I have come across. Before we even started we were sent weekly emails and lots of correspondence to get us excited for the trip. Any questions and worries were answered straight away some even by video replies!! The actual Everest base camp trip itself was one of the best experiences of my life however very tough! Everything from start to finish was run perfectly. I couldn’t have asked for more from Andy, Dave and the Sherpas they provided! A 5 star service all round!
Lee Wardle
19:03 07 May 19
Still to go to Basecamp, but they have been very helpful with the many questions I have asked them about our up coming trek.
Stewart Strang
15:54 01 Feb 19
I had the most fantastic trip in Nepal, all thanks to evertrek. Andy was so so helpful from the moment I first rang about going. Nothing was ever to much, always had a speedy reply- which was reassuring when I was stressing about equipment. The training weekend that they offer is also incredibly helpful and really gets you ready for your holiday. Our guide in Nepal, Bhim and his team, were absolutely fantastic, they worked unbelievably hard, you never wanted for anything. (Watch them, they cheat at cards!!haha) As for the trek, the negotiations of getting to Lukla were a bit up in the air...but that's just Nepal! Go with the flow. But once we got there, it was absolutely brilliant, everyday the scenery was beautiful and I never felt like they expected to much from you. Plenty of rest time and tea stops! I personally really enjoyed the food (I lived on veggi curry and rice-you get seconds :D) and thought all the accommodation was fine!! Basically an all round incredible trip, there wasn't a second I didn't enjoy!!! Highly recommend Andy and the team. Would defo do another trek with them 😀
Lucy Groves
19:39 21 Jan 19
Just returned from the Everest Base Camp and what an amazing trip it was! Evertrek got it spot on from start to finish, not having to worry about a single thing and well looked after. Our guide Phurba, Sherpa Harry and porters were brilliant! Getting us up the mountain in one piece and looking after us superbly along the way. I would highly recommend using Evertrek as your trekking company! Brilliant service
Brooke Fiona Jones
13:30 27 Oct 18
Recently returned from our EBC trek and I can’t fault Evertrek, right from the minute you sign up Andy is giving advice and replying to any queries you might have. Special thanks to Phurba and Harry our guides over there, they keep a eye on you and don’t let you go to quickly up the mountain and look after you. If you are thinking about doing it just go for it you won’t regret it . Awesome
Douglas Smith
13:09 27 Oct 18
Having recently returned from EBC, I can’t fault the level of service that Evertrek provided. From reaching Kathmandu I was looked after from the start. Special thanks go to our Sherpa Phurba our guide Harry, the portars who all made the experience top class. Andy Moore goes that extra mile ensuring you are well looked after even after the trek has finished. Top bloke, top team and top company - Thanks Evertrek.
Thomas Hallam
12:32 27 Oct 18
I had the most amazing trip to Everest Base Camp with Evertrek, thank you Andy for being the font of all knowledge about this trip and for Rishi our guide for looking after us. It is probably the most challenging holiday I have ever done but it was worth every moment and the scenery was just stunning. Nepal is an amazing place and I will definitely go back one day. Thanks to Evertrek and my trekking buddies for a very special holiday.
Pamela Kuepfer
17:22 20 Oct 18
Great time in Nepal doing Everest Base Camp with Evertrek. Thanks Andy!
Gilles Comeau
13:07 12 Oct 18
Just returned from Everest Base Camp trek and it was absolutely brilliant! Many thanks to everyone at EverTrek, especially Andy - from start to finish the organisation was par excellence. Special thanks to Rishi our guide and my trekking companions who put the icing on the cake to make one of my dreams come true.
Phil Costin
20:54 10 Oct 18
Having recently booked myself on a trip to Everest Base Camp with Evertrek, I thought it would be one of those trips where you get to hear about everything you should have done two weeks before you go. Not with Andy and Evertrek. Immediately Andy was in touch with information, assistance and support. You could feel his energy coming at you. Along with the practical advice, Evertrek arrange training activities. These are great for finding out first hand what you need to know and how you might cope with the activities ahead. It really does crank up the excitement when you share your thoughts and views with fellow Evertrekers. This weekend we had one of these training activities in the Brecons. Andy made us all very welcome, and was there all the way, rain and shine, to helps us all along. We made some great connections, enjoyed the socialising (you earn it!) and came away even more excited to be getting on the plane to Nepal. Hopefully there will be more such events to enjoy, and build on the training already done. I’m already walking the dogs for 10mins more🙂.Thanks to Andy and the team for a great weekend. Good luck to those on their way in the next few months, and those who have a longer wait we can share your excitement.
Alan Payne
18:10 27 Aug 18
Brilliant Training Weekend in the Brecon Beacons with Andy and met some great people and got a good insight into what to expect for my trip in October. Can’t wait now....roll on EBC
Hayley Shadrake
19:14 26 Aug 18
Overjoyed with my recent trip to EBC. I can't praise Evertrek enough. From the 1st day I contacted Andy he has been amazing. Offering fantastic advice & tips before my trip. Hotel, guides & transfers in Kathmandu were spot on. Biggest credit has to go to the guide & sherpa who take care of you every step of the way. Thank you Evertrek
Donna Brown
11:12 23 Jun 18
The EverTrek organisation was excellent, the choice of Kathmandu hotel superb, good trek accommodation and great choice of food. I was impressed with the punctuality of transfer arrangements too. Keep up the good work!
Mike Dean
18:25 06 Apr 18
Evertrek delivered a brilliant trip to Everest base camp, good communication throughout, helpful info before your trip and kit list download, brilliant hotel and city tour, top Sherpa guide and team of porters, thank you Evertrek
Mark Angell
18:10 06 Apr 18
Anna Bach
15:02 17 Mar 18
A truly wonderful once in a lifetime experience. My sister and I trekked to Everest Basecamp with Evertrek to mark the tenth anniversary of our dearest Mum passing away. It was an emotional experience we will never forget. It gave us time to reflect on wonderful times past and brought us closer as only shared endeavour can. The Himalayan backdrop was the perfect location.But it's the people that made the trek. Our guide Kishor is a wonderful guy. A real fixer, high altitude expert, family man and now, friend. When the weather delayed our flight, he did everything he could to make sure we were first onto another. His experience, knowledge and local contacts got us into places we just wouldn't have seen without him. He knew when to go to the best places to avoid the crowds and he was the picture of happiness with his infectious smile. He was kind to the point of putting us first all the time, without hesitation. A true gentlemen and the source of lots of fun and laughter - perfect for morale. Our porters also deserve a mention for their hard work and dedication through some difficult long days at high altitude. Manesh was particularly hard working and charming, keen to learn and become a guide himself in time. Our trek wouldn't have been the same without them and when I go again I will definitely seek out the same team.My recommendation? Grab a loved one and go trekking in Nepal in the capable hands of the Evertrek team. And request Kishor to be your guide. You won't regret it.
Stuart Everitt
16:09 29 Nov 17
Well Evertrek you did not disappoint! Finally managed to tick the box in life and get to Everest Base Camp all thanks to Andy Moore. A colleague of mine actually recommended Bucket list (Evertrek) after he completed the EBC and three passes trek. So I made contact with Andy and the rest is history so they say. My brother and I booked the Everest Base Camp Classic 15 day trek and all elements met our expectations with ease. On arrival at KTM we met our guide Kishor who took us to our hotel. We stayed at the Hotel Buddy as the Apsara was full. Lovely hotel. Nice clean rooms. The city tour was brilliant and welcome meal good. Onto the trek itself. The journey up to Lukla was exciting and after a delay of a few hours (not days thankfully) we arrived and met our Porters. Then dream really did begin and the trek started following the tracks the towards Namche, and beyond to EBC. The sheer beauty of the scenery and mountains during the trek was awe inspiring. The first glimpse of Everest on day three bought a tear to the eye. The leg of the trek to EBC was long and hard given the altitude but a massive sense of achievement was felt by all of our party when we got there! Worthy of special mention was our guide Kishor. He dealt with a few admin issues at the domestic terminal at KTM airport ensuring we got on a flight and during trek making sure that we got the best possible experience out of the trek. Friendly and knowledgable I cant recommend Kishor highly enough. Nothing was too much trouble for him. All in all this was the trip of a lifetime, with breathtaking scenery, expect some long tough days of trekking staying in typical basic lodges. This is the only way in my opinion to experience Nepal and the Khumbu region at its very best. If you are looking to trek to Everest Base Camp look no further than Evertrek! Book now and experience the EBC dream and create some forever memories!
Sarah Piper-Smith
17:27 17 Nov 17
Thanks guys for the experience of a lifetime. What can I say about Evertrek! Simply brilliant. From the moment we spoke with Andy and signed up it was all taken care of. The guides were truly amazing, professional and were always on-hand to look after us. Listen, this is a tough challenge but it's well within the reach of most of you out there considering the possibility. I've kept myself pretty fit all my life (63 years young) but trying to keep up with my sons was, at times, pushing my limits. The scenery is so beautiful it becomes an emotional challenge at times. We did Kilimanjaro a few years ago - Base Camp blows that away completely. However, you need to be in the best hands and we were. Our guides, Rahul and Krishna were meticulous in making sure we were looked after every step of the way and needless to say we have become friends for life. I cannot recommend EverTrex highly enough. Don't think about this for too long - just do it. They'll get there and you'll never forget the experience. So,as soon as I have some pics ready I'll upload and share but please do not hesitate to contact me while I'm still flying through thin air!!! Thanks again Andy and EverTrex
Alan Irwin
10:18 23 Oct 17
Loved every minute of the Everest Base Camp trek! The guys were all very accommodating and helpful in the build up to and on the trek. Everything about the package ensured my time was comfortable, fun and without any worries. Our guide Rawal was informative, friendly and a great laugh when he got his drums out on the last night! A big thank you to Evertrek for making this happen and I look forward to booking with you guys again!
Thomas Hirst
19:28 10 Oct 17
Somnath Simkhada
17:08 09 Sep 17
Recently returned from trekking in Upper Mustang,Nepal.. and still in awe! What a trip! Amazing service from Andy and Dave in helping me plan the most amazing,unique,epic,challenging,tough,rewarding and memorable experiences...with stunning unspoilt views and a different pace of life. They provided me with friendly, knowledgeable,caring guides. I really couldn't have asked for a better trek. Highly recommend and will use again.
Melissa 'Gillette' Jones
15:19 09 Aug 17
Hey guys!Just wanted to say a huge thanks to all at Bucket List, both here and in Nepal, for making my trip to EBC, Cho La and Gokyo so enjoyable and memorable. Himal, my guide, was a star and I enjoyed his company throughout the two plus weeks we were together; he looked after me really well and I have no doubt that his local knowledge helped to smooth the way on a few occasions when accommodation was tight! If my wife can be persuaded to let me go again, you will be my first port of call.Cheers!
Ian Folly
15:16 15 May 17
What a first class service, Andy was supportive, knowledgeable and really quick at replying. If you want to make base camp then this is the way to do it, from the airport to the top and back again. Fully supported, with a friendly team. Would not hesitate to book more treks in Nepal with Andy. Thank you team.
Paul Jim Hawkins
06:19 05 Jan 17
Amazing company!!! The owners are so helpful and made my trip to nepal (everest base camp & gokyo lakes) perfect. Very organised and always there for you!
Theresa Burger
01:06 07 Nov 16
Everest basecamp TICK...thanks for organising! Fantastic company, extremely friendly and professional.
Max Bibby
14:51 11 Jul 16
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