Destination: Everest region, Nepal
Duration: 12 Days
Trip Type: Trek / Hike & Helicopter ride
Maximum Altitude: 5,555m/18,225ft
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Best Season: Spring & Autumn
Group Size: 01 - 05 People
Most people trek to Everest Base Camp in a group, on a fixed schedule, at a shared pace. This is not that. Our luxury EBC trek is a fully private experience — your guide, your itinerary, your pace, your mornings. You stay in the best available lodges on the trail. You have a dedicated high-altitude guide who has been briefed on everything you told us before you arrived. On acclimatisation day in Namche, you take a private Sherpa cooking class. At Tengboche, you have a private session with a monk. At Kala Patthar, you watch the sunrise over Everest without negotiating your position with fifty other trekkers. If you have always wanted to do this trek and you want to do it exactly once and exactly right, this is the version you book.
Looking for a group EBC experience? See our classic 15-day Everest Base Camp trek.
What Makes The Luxury Base Camp Trip Different?
This trip is different compared to the normal Base Camp journey. It is because of the following special services:
Helicopter flight in and out of Khumbu region.
Supplemental oxygen
Walkie-talkie in a big group
Free hot showers
3-nights Accommodation in a 5-star hotel in Kathmandu
Our group sizes are small. The maximum number of people in a group is 5 which is worth the premium cost.
Additionally, we offer luxury amenities to enhance your experience. Luxurious mountain lodges provide unparalleled comfort, quality, and high-end facilities, including heated beds, en suite bathrooms, spacious rooms, high-quality cuisine, and warm Sherpa hospitality.

Fly Private Or Optional Helicopter Flight-Sharing
Our luxury Everest base camp trek package will let you avoid the Kathmandu-Lukla commercial flight by using Kathmandu airport for a seamless experience, and you’ll also get to enjoy a better mountain panorama view with a scenic helicopter flight. You can make the journey even more fantastic and comfortable by combining private helicopter flights in and out of the Khumbu region. Solo travel has been banned in recent years.
Take a luxury EBC trek by joining one of our regular groups during the peak trekking seasons, four other trekkers will fly with you. We’ll arrange for other participants to join you during the helicopter flight and travel. However, the cost of a private helicopter flight will be added extra.

Why Helicopter Flight Rather Than Airplane?
The weather in the mountains is never sure. Similarly, during the peak season of hiking in the Everest region, the flight never happens from Kathmandu directly up to Lukla. For this reason, you will have to go to Manthali Airport from Kathmandu by drive which is almost 4-5 hrs. long. A helicopter flight offers a luxury experience, making your journey more comfortable and enjoyable.
Also, even to catch your early flights you will have to wake up early at 1 AM and head toward Manthali Airport. More than that Manthali is a small town which has limited and basic accommodation facilities available.
As you will have booked the luxury trek at a premium cost, you do not want a bad experience avoiding comfort. Thus, we have included the helicopter fly from Kathmandu and back to Kathmandu from Gorakshep.
This way you can wake up on time and head to Tribhuvan International Airport on the transport we provide and get on the helicopter. Hence, the premium Everest Base Camp Trek remains a great leisure with every cost worth the pay and trip.

What Is The Best Time For Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek?
To safely hike in the Himalayas and enjoy the best views, you should choose the Spring (March to April) or Autumn (October to November) seasons. These two seasons are the peak trekking seasons and have the best weather conditions in the Himalayas for trekking and expeditions.
You get to enjoy the crystal clear mountain panoramas and mild climate. The stable weather keeps all the flights in and out of Lukla airport on time, so less chance of delay or cancellation.
If you want to have a less crowded trail, we recommend you trek either at the beginning or end of the peak season. The Everest base camp trail is relatively less crowded at these times.
We also provide helicopter tours to the Everest base camp—none of the walking and all of the fun.








