World Expeditions
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About World Expeditions
World Expeditions has over 40 years of experience operating authentic and unique adventure holidays with a genuine focus on the paths less travelled. We are the pioneers in designing groundbreaking itineraries and many say our trips start where others end. As the leaders in responsible travel, we offer big adventures with a small environmental footprint. While safety is core to how we operate, we’re also focused on the fun factor and suitably challenging you to reach that great sensation of personal achievement while enjoying the camaraderie of like-minded travellers.
Travelling with a group of friends or as a family? World Expeditions can tailor your trip to suit your duration of stay and/or interests.
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Tours and Trips by World Expeditions Tours
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Ever dreamed of trekking to Everest Base Camp, but want to do it in greater comfort and with peace of mind? The "Everest Base Camp Trek in Comfort" tour package offers a 17-day journey from Kathmandu that redefines the classic Himalayan adventure for those who value both challenge and comfort. This small-group trekking experience is carefully designed for experienced travelers and seniors seeking a more thoughtful approach to high-altitude hiking.
Following in the footsteps of legendary mountaineers, you’ll traverse the iconic Khumbu region, weaving through Sherpa villages, vibrant Namche Bazaar, and up to the awe-inspiring viewpoints of Kala Pattar and Everest Base Camp itself. Unlike traditional treks that rely on basic lodges, this tour features unique Eco-Comfort Camps: purpose-built, low-impact accommodations with off-the-ground beds, heated dining tents, and clean toilet facilities. These extras make for a warmer, more restful stay—especially appreciated in the cooler mountain nights.
A major highlight is the focus on responsible travel. All meals—freshly prepared by a dedicated kitchen team—are included, sparing you the need to carry extra cash or settle for repetitive lodge menus. Drinking water is provided daily, eliminating single-use plastics. Plus, the welfare of porters is a priority, with ethical load limits and fair wages ensuring your trek is as sustainable as it is enjoyable.
The itinerary is deliberately paced for safe acclimatisation, reducing the risk of altitude sickness and maximizing your chances of reaching Base Camp in good health. Along the route, expert local guides share the rich Sherpa culture and Buddhist traditions that define this region, enhancing every step of the trek. Experience the serenity of Thyangboche Monastery and the camaraderie of your small group, all while surrounded by some of the world’s most breathtaking landscapes.
The unique selling point of this tour is its blend of comfort, sustainability, and expert guidance—ideal for travelers seeking a bucket-list adventure without sacrificing wellbeing. Every detail, from accommodation to porter care, is carefully considered, so you can focus on the journey and the majestic views that await at the foot of Mount Everest.
17 days
Set your sights on Japan’s lesser-known wonders with the "Backroads of Japan" tour—a 15-day trekking adventure crafted for experienced travelers and seniors with a love for both hiking and history. From Tokyo’s urban maze to the spiritual trails of Mt Fuji and the Kiso Valley, this journey blends ancient pilgrimage routes, family-run inns, and modern cities.
Hike through sacred mountains, explore Kyoto’s artistic treasures, and immerse yourself in the bohemian culture of Osaka. The itinerary balances rural tranquility with urban excitement, peppered with encounters with local traditions, cuisine, and crafts.
The USP of this trip package is its deep-dive into Japan’s hinterland, revealing a side of the country rarely seen by tourists. With accommodation, transport, meals, and expert guidance included, this walking tour offers both physical challenge and cultural enrichment—an unbeatable combination for those seeking authentic Japanese experiences.
15 days
For intrepid trekkers seeking more than the classic Everest Base Camp route, "Everest Circuit & the Cho La in Comfort" delivers a 21-day high-altitude adventure combining the Gokyo Lakes, Cho La Pass, and Everest Base Camp itself. Departing from Kathmandu, this challenging group trek is meticulously paced for acclimatization, guiding you through Sherpa villages, sacred monasteries, and dramatic Himalayan vistas. Stay in exclusive Eco-Comfort Camps and eco-lodges, enjoying private facilities and local hospitality—an eco-conscious approach that’s both comfortable and sustainable. The comprehensive package includes all meals, water, domestic flights, and even gear, so you can focus on the journey. The USP: a carefully curated, all-inclusive trekking experience that goes beyond the ordinary—perfect for fit, adventurous travelers seeking both the challenge and the comfort of a truly immersive Himalayan expedition.
21 days
Picture yourself trekking through terraced foothills, ancient villages, and rhododendron forests, ascending to the legendary heights of the Annapurna range—all with the comfort and care that transforms adventure into pure pleasure. The "Annapurna Dhaulagiri in Comfort" trip is a 16-day trekking and hiking tour designed for first-time trekkers or anyone seeking a thoughtfully paced, immersive Himalayan experience. Starting and ending in Kathmandu, this journey takes in iconic destinations like Dhampus, Poon Hill, and the sacred Khayer Lake.
What sets this trek apart is its unique route, which avoids the busiest trails to reveal the hidden gems of the Annapurnas. Trek to Kopra Ridge for some of the most breathtaking views in the region, descend to the world's deepest gorge, and reach the serene Khayer Lake, a sacred site rarely visited by mass tourism. Along the way, experience daily life in Gurung and Magar villages and soak in the spiritual atmosphere of the Himalayas.
Your comfort is assured in exclusive Eco-Comfort Camps—unique, permanent sites with raised beds, clean linen, and inviting communal spaces. Each meal is freshly prepared by dedicated cooks, and a generous trek pack (including down jacket and sleeping bag) is provided. The itinerary is carefully crafted for easy acclimatisation and moderate altitude, making it a welcoming introduction to Himalayan trekking.
The USP of this tour package is its ideal balance of comfort, cultural encounters, and stunning scenery, all while minimizing environmental impact and supporting remote communities through World Expeditions’ pioneering porter and eco-camp policies.
For those seeking an Annapurna trekking tour that goes beyond the ordinary—offering authentic connection, comfort, and adventure—this journey delivers an experience to treasure.
16 days
If you’re seeking Everest’s breathtaking vistas without the crowds, the "Gokyo & the Renjo La in Comfort" trek offers the ultimate Himalayan escape. Over 17 days, this challenging trekking and hiking tour takes you from Kathmandu through remote Sherpa villages, yak pastures, and the stunning turquoise Gokyo Lakes. Ascend Gokyo Ri for unrivaled Everest views, then cross the rarely traveled Renjo La pass at 5400m into the tranquil Thame Valley. Designed for seasoned trekkers and adventurous seniors, this small-group trip features comfortable lodges, expert support, and exceptional scenery. The unique selling point is the off-the-beaten-path route, promising solitude and Everest panoramas that few ever witness.
17 days
Adventure into the scenic, mysterious and fascinating lands of Georgia. This 11-day guided group hike traces the second stage of the Transcaucasian Trail, immersing you in the wild beauty and rich traditions of Georgia’s Svaneti region.
Your journey begins in Georgia’s eclectic capital, Tbilisi, where Persian, Ottoman and Soviet influences collide with bold modern design, vibrant cafés and natural wine bars. Enjoy a guided exploration of the city’s historic heart and the comfort of your 4-star hotel, where you’ll return to unwind at the end of the trip.
Head west to explore UNESCO-listed cathedrals, the ancient cave town of Uplistsikhe, and a family-run winery where you’ll enjoy a home-cooked lunch and taste Georgia’s legendary qvevri wines. Walk the dramatic limestone cliffs of Okatse Canyon before heading into the rugged Greater Caucasus Mountains.
Over five days of hiking, follow remote trails through glacier-fed valleys, alpine meadows and traditional Svan villages. Stay in characterful guesthouses and experience Georgia’s warm hospitality. Climb to scenic passes with breathtaking views of the country’s highest peaks, explore Ushguli, the highest permanently inhabited village in Europe, and reach the spectacular Shkhara Glacier.
With all meals included, you’ll enjoy plentiful Georgian fare even on the trail, from fresh vegetables and local cheeses to generous picnic spreads that reflect the country’s rich culinary traditions. Whether taken on its own or as part of the full Transcaucasian Trail Hike, this is a rewarding and culturally rich trek through one of Europe’s most awe-inspiring mountain regions.
11 days
A challenging high altitude trek crossing the three spectacular Everest passes Kongma La Cho La and Renjo La while visiting Everest Base Camp and the stunning Gokyo Valley.. The Everest Three Passes Trek offers a comprehensive and challenging journey through the heart of the Khumbu, designed for experienced trekkers seeking the ultimate Himalayan adventure. This demanding circuit crosses three of the region’s most spectacular high passes Kongma La (5535m / 18,159ft), Cho La (5420m / 17,782ft) and Renjo La (5360m / 17,585ft) each offering extraordinary mountain panoramas without the need for technical climbing.
Beginning in Kathmandu, the journey continues with a scenic mountain flight to Lukla, the gateway to the Everest region. From here the trail winds through traditional Sherpa villages and forested valleys to the vibrant mountain hub of Namche Bazaar, where we take time to acclimatise while exploring the cultural heart of the Khumbu.
The trek then ventures deeper into the high Himalaya, crossing Kongma La before reaching the legendary Everest Base Camp (5360m / 17,585ft) and ascending Kala Pattar (5545m / 18,192ft) for classic close-up views of Mount Everest and the surrounding giants of the Himalaya.
Continuing westward, the route traverses the glacier beneath the spectacular Cho La Pass, linking the Everest Base Camp trail with the stunning Gokyo Valley. Here we explore the turquoise Gokyo Lakes and climb Gokyo Ri (5483m / 17,988ft), widely regarded as one of the finest viewpoints in the Everest region.
The final pass, Renjo La, provides sweeping views towards Everest and into Tibet before the trail descends through the remote upper Bhote Kosi valley and returns to Lukla.
Accommodation during the trek is a combination of hotel, mountain lodges and our exclusive Eco-Comfort Camps, offering a comfortable base in remote mountain settings. With a carefully designed itinerary, experienced guides and well supported logistics, the Everest Three Passes Trek delivers one of the most challenging and rewarding trekking experiences in the Himalaya.
22 days
Ready for a Himalayan trek with a softer edge? The "Everest Trek in Comfort" is a 12-day guided hiking tour designed for travelers seeking a scenic yet approachable introduction to the Everest region. Beginning and ending in Kathmandu, this moderate trek follows established trails through the Sagarmatha National Park, offering iconic views of Everest, Lhotse, and Nuptse.
Along the way, explore the colorful Namche Bazaar, visit the revered Thyangboche monastery, and discover Khunde and Khumjung villages—home to the pioneering projects of Sir Edmund Hillary’s Himalayan Trust. The itinerary balances gentle walking with opportunities to engage with Sherpa culture, making it an appealing trip for those who want to experience the majesty of the Everest region without the rigors of a high-altitude expedition.
The unique selling point of this trekking tour package is its focus on comfort and cultural immersion, providing a rewarding Himalayan experience accessible to a wide range of active travelers.
12 days
Few adventures rival the "Great Himalaya Trail - The Full Traverse," a 150-day trek of epic proportions for the world’s most experienced and resilient trekkers. Beginning and ending in Kathmandu, this guided expedition is one of the longest and most challenging trekking journeys on earth, spanning 1,700km from the Kanchenjunga region in the east to the Tibetan borderlands in the west.
Along this odyssey, you’ll encounter every one of Nepal’s 8,000m peaks, cross dozens of passes, and experience some of the planet’s most remote mountain environments. The trek passes through isolated villages where centuries-old cultures endure, and unpredictable trail conditions demand flexibility and teamwork.
What makes this tour package truly unique is its sheer scale—it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for those with substantial trekking experience and endurance to join the rare few who have completed the entire length of Nepal’s Great Himalaya Trail in one continuous journey.
150 days
For those drawn to the majesty of the Himalayas, the Everest Trails to Ama Dablam Base Camp tour is an inviting introduction to trekking in Nepal’s famous Everest region. This 14-day guided adventure, starting and ending in Kathmandu, follows well-paced trails through Sherpa villages, ancient monasteries, and terraced fields, offering stunning mountain vistas and cultural immersion. Designed for first-time trekkers and those seeking a challenging yet achievable journey, the itinerary includes acclimatization days in Namche Bazaar and a rewarding detour to the breathtaking Ama Dablam Base Camp. A defining feature is the stay at exclusive Eco-Comfort Camps, which provide a sustainable, comfortable alternative to traditional teahouses, fostering deeper interaction with the Sherpa community. Everything from logistics and meals to expert guides is included, ensuring a safe, enjoyable, and memorable trekking experience. For experienced travelers and seniors eager for a genuine Himalayan adventure, this trip stands out for its blend of accessible challenge, local insight, and unique accommodations.
14 days