Everest Base Camp Fixed Departure Group Join Trek

The Everest Base Camp fixed-departure group joins the trek. The trekking cost is $1045, the lowest cost guaranteed. Everest Base Camp has been the most popular package so far. Many trekkers/visitors have experienced the highest price for EBC trekking. So, we at Himalayan Smile Treks are organizing a fixed-departure Everest Base Camp group for the trek. In this package, one can enjoy the compatible price for a group joining starting with 2 people. This is also a fixed departure package that is mostly operated through our company. Other than that, you will meet new friends from other groups, trek together, and create the most remarkable event.

In the EBC group joining the trek, we will provide you with experienced trekking guides and local porters. Our guides are very familiar with trekking trails, mountain peaks, historic places, Sherpa culture, and so on. Hence, you will fully enjoy the guide & porter service throughout the trek. During the trek, you will stay at the local teahouse/lodges, which are run by the Sherpas. The Sherpas here are very friendly & hospitable and will serve you with cozy accommodation. The food served is ‘Dal Bhat,' which is the traditional Nepalese meal containing steamed rice, lentil soup, meat items, and varieties of veggies.

On this page, the Everest Base Camp trek fixed departure group joins the trek; we will also discuss why you will require an extra day. To reach the gateway, you must take the Kathmandu to Lukla domestic flight. Lukla, at an elevation of 2,810m, lies on the hillside of the Khumbu region. This is the starting point as well as the ending point of the trek. Depending on the weather, the flight back to Kathmandu can be delayed to the next flight or even the day after. This might impact your international flight, and thus, we have created an extra day accordingly. Above all, you can fully rely on our reasonable package, which will cover your delayed flight just in case.

Fixed Departure Date chart for 2026 / 2027 (Spring & Autumn seasons—the best trekking windows):

All departures guaranteed regardless of group size. Custom date also available on request.

A few notes:

• The date is spaced departures around every 2 weeks across the peak spring, winter, and autumn seasons, but you tell me if your trekking company does it differently, like weekly or maybe monthly. 
• I put in a 14-day duration as a placeholder, so just replace it with your real itinerary length. 
• Do you want a Price and Seats Available column too? That’s pretty standard on fixed departure pages, and yeah, it usually helps conversions. 
• Also, if you want, I can flip it into a more visual, eye-catching chart with season colors for the actual webpage, instead of a plain table—just say the word.