Everest Base Camp Trek Bed and Breakfast - 13 Days

The trek can be tough for beginner trekkers but is certainly doable. With children aged 7 and seniors aged 80 successfully completing the trek, we believe that anyone who is physically fit and determined can make this trek. We have been providing our services on this route for over two decades and will guide you safely to Everest Base Camp!

The best time to do the Everest Base Camp is in Spring (March to May) and Autumn(October to November) seasons. This weather is nice, the skies are clear, and the temperature is perfect, making this time the best for trekking to Everest Base Camp. For travelers who don't have a problem with a little ccold, you can do this trek in December also, when the skies is clear, perfect for mountain views.

Yes, travel insurance is mandatory for Everest Base Camp. This insurance will help you in more ways, like keeping your mind at ease, which is very important in high-altitude trekking,  emergency medical evacuation, flight delays or cancellations, altitude-related sickness, and helicopter rescue in case of emergencies. Consult with us for what type of insurance you will need for the Everest Base Camp Trek.

The success rate is over 96% with our guided treks. We carefully design an itinerary that includes two acclimatization days to minimize the risk of altitude sickness, and our experienced guides monitor your health daily to ensure a safe journey. 

Yes, trekkers are required to have two permits that are compulsory for the Everest Base Camp Trek: that are Sagarmatha National Park Permit and the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit which will cost USD50 altogether. 

It will take 8 days with 2 days counted for acclimatization to trek to Everest Base Camp. Average trekking hours per day will be between 5-7 hours. The route to Everest Base Camp can take longer if you opt to trek via a longer route such as the Three Pass trek in Everest or the Everest Circuit via Cho La Pass trek.

Yes, it is. Besides the incredible views of the highest Himalayas in the world, you’ll also get to see up close the mesmerizing culture of the Sherpa as well as visit there unique Himalayan villages. The Everest Base Camp trek also offers its visitors a unique experience by trekking through varied geography, from lush jungles to rocky barren no man’s lands.

Yes Everest Base Camp Trek is generally safe for physically fit and well-prepared trekkers, especially when they are guide by local professionals. This trekking trail is well-established and frequently travelled, with good lodges/teahouses, rescue options, and mobile networks available in most areas. The main safety concern for this trek is altitude sickness as the trek itself goes above 5000 meters, for which with proper acclamatization days, rest, and a slow pace will be no problem.

To be ensure of your safety choose a local trusted trekking agency, follow your guide advice, stay hydrated, and dont ignore if you have any signs of altitude sickness.like headache or dizziness.

While prices differ per service given during the trek, you can estimate 1200 to 1,400 USD per person for the trip starting from Kathmandu for a standard service. This includes all overnights, permits, guide + porters, meals during the trek, and transportation according to the itinerary. International flights are usually excluded. Beyond the Limits offers a unique and professional service in trekking to Everest Base Camp. Do check out our Everest Base Camp Trek Cost Breakdown.

Yes, you can choose a private helicopter for the return. For the Autumn (October-November) Season, the cost for a private helicopter return from Gorakshep is 1900 -2500 USD. In a helicopter, a maximum of 4 passengers is allowed.

To add a helicopter return from Lukla to Kathmandu, you can use the add-on button during booking or contact us. We have both shared and private helicopter flight options. The helicopter flight will be 100% worth it without any flight delays. You will get to enjoy a very comfortable and panoramic ride back to Kathmandu from Lukla. 

During the Everest Base Camp trek, Wi-Fi connections will be available in most lodges/teahouses. They do charge for the usage, and this rate increases the further up you go. Using a mobile SIM in Nepal, you might have a chance to connect with mobile data in the lower elevations.

Food during the Everest Base Camp trek varies between traditional Nepalese and Sherpa dishes as well as some international dishes such as hamburgers, pasta, or even pizza. Beyond the Limits recommends that you to eat veg items at the higher elevations, to prevent any discomfort during the trek. Try out the famous Sherpa stew or the classical dhal bhat tarkali, a Nepalese dish of steamed white rice covered in a blanket of hot lentil soup with seasonal veg and a spicy pickle sauce!

Depending on the season you travel in the weather can change quite a bit during the Everest Base Camp trek. For ideal weather circumstances, we do suggest trekking during either the spring season (March to May) or the fall/autumn season (September to November). During these seasons the weather is perfect not too hot not too cool! Furthermor,e the skies will be blue allowing you to see the best views of the Himalayas.

Instead of the commercial Lukla flight, you can opt for a short, comfortable, and scenic helicopter flight. We provide helicopters from to/from Kathmandu and Lukla. Likewise, you can walk to Lukla if you have 3 to 5 days extra in your hand.

With flying to and from Lukla there is always the chance of flight delays. This is mainly due to weather circumstances. In case of long delays Beyond the Limits can manage an extra day for you. There is also the option to fly to Lukla via Ramechhap or charter a helicopter, however, the agency will decide the best course for you to not get delayed much.