Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek — 14 Days

The Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek takes the world's most iconic mountain trail and pairs it with the finest accommodation the Khumbu has to offer. This 14-day itinerary follows the same classic route — Lukla, Namche, Tengboche, Dingboche, Lobuche, Gorak Shep, Base Camp, Kala Patthar — but every night is spent in the region's premium lodge properties: the Yeti Mountain Home collection, Summit Lodges, or equivalent, where en-suite rooms, gourmet meals, and in-some-cases hot stone showers await after each day's walk.

Trekking is demanding. Teahouses are part of the authentic experience for most visitors — but if your idea of a restorative evening is a real bed with a duvet, a hot shower you don't pay extra for, and a chef-prepared three-course dinner with wine, the luxury lodges transform the experience. Wake up for your Kala Patthar sunrise having slept properly. Arrive at Everest Base Camp having eaten well every day. The mountain is the same; the recovery is radically different.

The itinerary includes a personal porter for each trekker, a senior certified guide, and all meals throughout. Helicopter rescue insurance to USD 5,000 is included — standard on all our luxury packages. For trekkers who want Everest without compromise, this is the definitive way to do it.

Luxury EBC vs Standard EBC: What Changes?

The trail, the altitude, and the acclimatisation days are identical. What differs: accommodation quality (lodge en-suite vs shared teahouse dorm), meals (gourmet set menus vs standard teahouse dal bhat), group size (max 8 vs max 12), personal porter ratio (1:1 vs 1:2), and guide seniority (all our luxury groups are led by our most experienced senior guides with 15+ years on the Khumbu). For travellers choosing once-in-a-lifetime experiences, the uplift in comfort translates directly into enjoyment and successful completion.

Best seasons: October–November and March–May. Accommodation: Yeti Mountain Home / Summit Lodges or equivalent throughout.