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Stand beneath the highest mountain on Earth on one of the world’s most iconic Himalayan journeys. The Everest Base Camp Trek follows legendary trails through the heart of the Khumbu, passing Sherpa villages, Buddhist monasteries and dramatic mountain landscapes on the way to Everest Base Camp at 5,364 metres.

• Trek with experienced local guides who know the Khumbu, its communities and its trails.

• Walk beneath some of the world’s great peaks, including Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse and Ama Dablam.

• Experience Sherpa culture, mountain monasteries and the unique atmosphere of high-altitude villages.

• Travel with an itinerary that can be tailored to suit your pace, interests and style of adventure.

Everest Base Camp is about far more than reaching a point on a map — it’s the journey through the Khumbu, the people you meet along the way and the experience of standing among the highest mountains on Earth.

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Step away from Nepal’s busier trekking routes and journey into the remote mountain landscapes of the Manaslu region. The Manaslu Circuit winds through deep river valleys, traditional villages and high alpine country before crossing the dramatic Larkya La at 5,106 metres.

• Trek with experienced local guides who know the region, its communities and its changing mountain conditions.

• Experience a quieter side of the Himalaya, with fewer trekkers and a stronger sense of remoteness.

• Discover Tibetan-influenced villages, monasteries and cultures shaped by life in the high mountains.

• Travel through constantly changing landscapes, from lush lowland valleys to rugged alpine terrain beneath Manaslu.

• Enjoy an itinerary that can be tailored to suit your pace, interests and style of adventure.

The Manaslu Circuit is for travellers looking to go a little further — into a region where the journey feels wild, the culture feels close and the mountains dominate every horizon.

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Chitwan National Park is home to one-horned rhinoceros, crocodiles, deer, monkeys, hundreds of bird species and, for the very lucky, the elusive Bengal tiger. Over three days, explore the park by jeep, canoe and on foot, while also experiencing the culture and traditions of the local Tharu community.

• Explore Chitwan National Park with experienced local naturalists and guides.

• Search for wildlife including rhino, crocodiles, deer, monkeys and an extraordinary variety of birdlife.

• Take a traditional canoe journey along the river and explore the surrounding jungle and grasslands.

• Experience Tharu culture, villages and traditional performances.

• Easily add Chitwan to a trekking itinerary or build it into a wider journey through Nepal.

Chitwan offers a completely different perspective on Nepal — warmer, greener and full of wildlife, with the Himalaya feeling a world away.

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Take on the Roof of Africa via the spectacular Machame Route, one of Kilimanjaro’s most scenic and rewarding approaches. Trek through lush rainforest, alpine moorland and stark high-altitude landscapes before making the final push to Uhuru Peak at 5,895 metres.

Designed with acclimatisation, pacing and the overall experience in mind, this journey gives you the best possible opportunity to enjoy the mountain rather than simply rush to the summit. With experienced local guides and support crew throughout, all you need to focus on is the climb.

Don’t head home just yet. Kilimanjaro pairs perfectly with a Serengeti and Ngorongoro safari, a few slower days exploring Tanzania, or a beach escape to Zanzibar, and we can seamlessly build any of them into your itinerary.

Secure your place with just a 10% deposit, with the remaining balance payable closer to departure.

Secure your place with just a 10% deposit, with the remaining balance payable closer to departure.

Four days gives you the freedom to go further—and puts the Serengeti firmly on the table.

Spend your days exploring Tanzania’s northern safari circuit by private 4WD, combining destinations such as Tarangire, Lake Manyara and Ngorongoro, or travel deeper into the Serengeti for one or two nights among its vast grasslands and extraordinary wildlife. Popote specifically recommends four days as the practical minimum for including the Serengeti in a road-based short safari, with fly-in options available to maximise time in the park.

From comfortable lodges to tented camps, the journey can be tailored around your budget, travel style and priorities—and works perfectly after Kilimanjaro or before continuing on to Zanzibar.

Trade the boots for bare feet.

After the mountains and safari trails, Zanzibar offers an entirely different perspective on Tanzania. Think white-sand beaches and warm Indian Ocean water in places like Nungwi, Kendwa and Paje, alongside the winding lanes, spice markets and African, Arab and European influences of historic Stone Town.

Stay for a few days or make it a journey of its own. Slow down by the beach, explore the island’s history and culture, get out on the water or build a little of everything into your stay. Tell us how you want Zanzibar to feel, and we’ll build it from there.

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Already heading to Everest Base Camp? Go the long way home.

Turn the classic EBC trek into one of the Khumbu’s great high-altitude circuits by adding the Everest Three Passes. Leave the main trail at Dingboche and cross Kongma La (5,540m), Cho La (5,420m) and Renjo La (5,360m), linking Everest Base Camp with the turquoise lakes of Gokyo, remote valleys, ancient Sherpa routes and some of the finest viewpoints in the Everest region.

It’s a significant step up from the standard Base Camp itinerary, with longer days, rougher terrain and three demanding 5,000m+ crossings—but for experienced and well-prepared trekkers, it transforms EBC into a much bigger Himalayan journey.

Three days. Two nights. A serious introduction to wild Tanzania.

A short safari doesn’t mean a small experience. Over three days, explore some of northern Tanzania’s extraordinary wildlife areas, with itineraries shaped around destinations such as Tarangire, Lake Manyara and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Expect elephants, giraffes, zebra, buffalo, lions, prolific birdlife and the ever-present possibility of something completely unexpected around the next corner.

Choose a slower journey across two parks, pack three distinct landscapes into three days, or even fly into the Serengeti when time is limited. We’ll shape the route, accommodation and pace around what you want to see.

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Climb Tanzania’s second-highest mountain and experience a very different side of the country before you ever set foot on Kilimanjaro.

Rising to approximately 4,566 metres inside Arusha National Park, Mount Meru combines rainforest, high alpine terrain, dramatic crater landscapes and the possibility of seeing wildlife along the lower slopes. Typically climbed over three to four days, it’s an adventure in its own right—or an excellent way to acclimatise before taking on Kilimanjaro.

Whether Meru is your main objective or the opening chapter of a bigger Tanzanian journey, we can build the climb around your dates and connect it seamlessly with Kilimanjaro, safari or Zanzibar.

Finished your trek but not ready to slow down completely? Pokhara is the perfect place to keep the adventure going.

Take on one of Nepal’s most spectacular ziplines, head off-road on a quad bike, paraglide above Phewa Lake, explore by mountain bike, get out on the water or simply spend a few days enjoying Lakeside with the Annapurna range in the background.

Add one experience or stay a little longer and combine a few—we’ll shape your time in Pokhara around how much adventure, downtime or everything in between you’re looking for.

Everest Base Camp is only part of the story.

Extend your journey beyond the classic EBC trail and cross into the spectacular Gokyo Valley via Cho La Pass (5,420m). After reaching Everest Base Camp and climbing Kala Patthar, continue across high alpine terrain and the Ngozumpa Glacier to the turquoise Gokyo Lakes, with a climb of Gokyo Ri (5,357m) delivering sweeping views across Everest, Lhotse, Makalu and Cho Oyu.

It’s a more demanding alternative to simply retracing your steps from Base Camp, but rewards you with quieter trails, another major Himalayan viewpoint and one of the most beautiful high-altitude landscapes in the Khumbu.