Access Nepal Tour & Trekking

Just did the Annapurna Base Camp trek with Acc.ess Nepal. Loved our guide (Mahendra) and also porter (Dipak). Very accomodative, helpful, and follows our pace. Sadhana who helped to organised everything was also very efficient and accomodative since she had to change our plans last minute because I missed my flight to Kathmandu. And yet we managed to do everything we wanted to do in Nepal. Great teamwork and people. Highly recommended.

Ruth Choy USA Reviews from

Amazing experience on the Langtang…
Amazing experience on the Langtang Valley Trek. I am not an experienced hiker but Naba, the Mountain guide and Access Nepal were amazing in all aspects( the organization of the trek, care of the group, knowledge of the área, English level etc.) I highly recommend this trek and this company to anyone looking to hike in Nepal, whether beginner or expert hiker. This trek is not so populated and you really get to experience the local lifestlye of the people. 10/10 in my opinion.

Jenn Brockert Spain Reviews from

Amazing company to book your trek with!
Apr 2017 • Solo
I just finished hiking Gokyo Lakes to Everest Base Camp loop with Access Nepal. I would highly recommend this itinerary as it takes you away from the “Everest highway” and into smaller villages and less busy trails. The Gokyo Lakes are incredible and one of the highlights of my trip along with making it to base camp. Personally I found the Gokyo Lakes to be more scenic and base camp more of a bucket list item. With this itinerary you don’t have to choose! Also you get the benefit of going up one valley and down another providing new views. I found the entire trip well organized and beautiful. I am a single female traveler and was a little nervous about it. Sadhana was very quick to reply and had me join with a group of 3 women already going which was ideal for me. Being alone I had many questions before the trek that were answered usually with one day. Once you arrive to Kathmandu everything is taken care of, which is nice because Kathmandu can be somewhat overwhelming in the beginning. We had a power tour of 4 of the main religious sites in Kathmandu that was really interesting and helped provide a lot of information about Nepal and Kathmandu. As for the trek it was incredible! Our trekking guide Ganesh spoke great English and did a thorough job explaining things to the group. From what I saw of other guides he went much above the average. Every night after dinner we would get a briefing on the next day including how long each section would be and sights along the way. He arranged all the rooms in the teahouses, porters, and flights in and out of Lukla. He frequently checked on how we were feeling and would even tell us what room he was staying in if anything happened overnight. The combination of a slow ascent and a careful guide meant that nobody got serious altitude sickness in our group of four. Considering we went as high as 18,000 feet this was an accomplishment. Most groups had to have at least one person and up to half of the group flown out due to altitude sickness in comparison. Accommodations are basic but I was happy with them for every night of the 16 nights except one. Expect a room with two beds usually a toilet down the hall. This is generally what is available in all teahouses. This tour includes basically everything: pick up and drop off at the international airport, all accommodations, flights to and from Lukla, all food while on the trek, guide and porters. I rented a sleeping bag and down jacket which is also included if you want and found them both to be good quality. While trekking you get one meal item and a cup of tea included for every meal. You do have to bring enough cash for a tip and some if you want extra snacks or wifi along the way. When comparing to other trekking companies definitely check to see if food is included because many I found did not. From people I talked to we paid less for our tour and in my opinion had a better experience. I would highly recommend Access Nepal.

Jenessa J USA Reviews from

Oct 2024 (Family)

Traveled to Kathmandu with my Son & Daughter to climb Mera Peak with Access Nepal, second time I’ve travelled with them.
Trip organisation was excellent, from collection at Kathmandu airport, hotel while in Kathmandu, helicopter flights to/from Lukla, wonderful guide with so much experience and we all reach the summit.
Sadhana based in Kathmandu went beyond to ensure our trip was safe, organised and enjoyable.
Dawa our guide was fantastic, very experienced, spoke a lot about local Sherpa traditions, gave encouragement when we were flagging and is well respected by other guides.
Overall I would strongly recommend using Access Nepal, reasonable cost going direct to a company based in Nepal.

MikeMountain Manchester, UK Reviews from

Unforgettable experience !
Dec 2022
We’ve just had the most amazing experience trekking to Annapurna Base Camp. Pratap and Sadhana in the office we’re wonderful in planning the trip for us (since 2016!) and were most helpful in every way. On the trek, our guide Giri was simply the best ! He went out of his way to make our experience the most wonderful and comfortable as possible. Our porters Kesha’s and Dipak were equally amazing, great companions, friendly, respectful and most pleasant. We would highly recommend Access Nepal for anyone and wish to thank them for a truely unforgettable experience.

GeG Melbourne, Australia Reviews from

Highly recommended – Best company to trek with for Everest Base Camp and Kala Pathar.
Sep 2018 • Friends
My wife did plenty of research before booking with Access Nepal as there are hundreds of companies offering similar services but nothing compares to the professionalism and efficiency this company delivers on.

The first point of contact was Sadhana who was always on the ball when it came to responding to any queries we had – prompt and to the point.

We arrived at Kathmandu and was greeted by our guide Jeevan (Dr JB as we now call him J) and his driver who took us to our hotel for the overnight stay and trip briefing before we flew out to Lukla the following morning.

The following morning we were picked up at 5am and were introduced to a fellow trekker Uma (our adopted Asian sister) who was going to join us for the same trip.

We all arrived at Lukla Airport and started our trek to Phakding and onwards to Namchee for the first part of our journey where we were greeted by our porters Gopal (Baby G) and Bir – two really nice, funny and honest boys.

As our journey started, we instantly bonded like Superglue and within hours we were laughing, joking and pratting around for the whole twelve days – it was more of a road trip on foot with friends that we’d known forever. We even had fellow trekkers on route always envious of the fact that we were always in good spirit and wanting to tag along with us!

During the trip we were blessed with excellent weather from start to finish and everything was regimented but also flexible so we could complete the trek in a timely fashion allowing any issues that may arise on route.

Our guide Dr JB has done this route countless times, along with Gopal and Bir and they really do know their stuff. They have seen people complete this and also people who think “they” know best, who have not completed this – so the best advice I can give would be to listen to what they say if you wish to complete this trek 🙂

I also wanted to thank Sadhana, Dr JB, Baby Gopal, Bir and Uma for making my wife’s 40th birthday really special on Base Camp by carrying a cake from Labouche and delivering it to EBC in one piece and joining us for photos and a little floss dancing at base camp!

One of the best holidays we’ve had with an excellent company.

Tips for travellers we learnt:

· Just be aware that cost to charge mobile phones/ camera batteries/ charging packs can add up on route to EBC (350 – 1000 rupees per charge) as not all tea houses will have charging points in the bedrooms, so if you are working to a budget, invest in solar panel chargers or buy more battery packs if your life depends on it!!

· Hot showers will cost about 350-500 rupee depending on location, but highly recommended not to shower to avoid getting a cold/chest infection.

· Water bottles can be up to 400 rupees if you’re in an area where you cant drink local water so just shop around in the village instead of buying from the tea house or use water purification tablets if possible.

· Look after your porters and guide and they will look after you! 🙂

TheG0at UK Reviews from