Kleinschalige groepsreizen in Nepal
Compleet geregeld, financieel beschermd en geleid door een vast, lokaal team in de bergen
Almost all year round, you can join our group tours through Nepal, with various routes and levels. Are you taking your first steps into the high mountains, or are you looking for a tough challenge above 5,000 metres? There's a group tour to suit.
You trek in a deliberately small group. That way, your guide knows everyone by name, and the pace suits you and your fellow travellers. You're guided by our own team in Nepal. No subcontractors, then. Just people we've known for years, who know the mountains and arrange everything. So that you can enjoy the nature, the culture and the adventure in Nepal.
Why a group tour?
In a small group, you experience something you wouldn't on your own. You share the journey with like-minded people, and eat dal bhat at the same table in the evening. Strangers become travel companions, and sometimes even friends.
You always trek with a porter. That's not just easier on your back: with a lighter bag, you keep up with the group's pace. You can also enjoy the views more and arrive at the teahouse with energy to spare.
Completely arranged, from A to Z
Your trip is fully taken care of. From the moment you land in Kathmandu until you board your flight home: your transport, all overnight stays, and during the trek three meals a day, a certified experienced guide, a porter, all permits and transport to the starting point of the trek are all arranged for you.
Meanwhile, your booking is financially protected through VZR Garant, a Dutch guarantee fund for travellers, and falls under the Calamiteitenfonds, the Dutch calamities fund that covers travel disruptions caused by unforeseen events. You travel with the assurance of a recognised Dutch travel organisation, combined with the knowledge of a team that has worked in these mountains for years.
Group tours 2025-2026
Are you looking for a first introduction to mountains and jungle, or are you going straight for the classic Annapurna Base Camp or Everest Base Camp? With more time, you can spend two to three weeks on the Manaslu Circuit or the Annapurna Circuit, both with varied landscapes along the way. If you want to go beyond the well-known paths, the Nar Phu Valley takes you through a hidden side valley, and with the Upper Dolpo trek you journey for 32 days through one of the quietest corners of the Himalaya. Which group tour suits you depends on your time, your experience and the kind of adventure you're looking for.
Feel free to get in touch. We're happy to think along with you for your dream trip to Nepal.