World Expeditions is one of the worldâ??s oldest adventure travel companies. Originating as a Himalayan trekking company in 1975, we have developed into one of the leading authorities in the field of adventure tourism.
Our product range has expanded significantly since we first offered trips to Nepal and India in the 70â??s. We now cover all continents, with trips ranging from adventure touring to introductory trekking and cycling adventures, to sea kayaking and mountaineering trips.
We have earned this reputation through the unique experiences that we provide in the field, through our environmental philosophy of minimal impact travel, and for the very special quality of giving something back to the communities we visit.
20th January 2009 I recently took a World Expeditions trip to Everest base camp and I would not recommend anyone use this company for travel.
We had very few opportunities to interact with the Nepalese people, our guide could barely speak english and the equipment provide was very poor quality. If you do choose to use them I would recommend you bring all your own equipment, tent, sleeping bag etc. or else you will FREEZE!
The majority of the trip was camping versus teahouse lodging which doesn't allow you to interact or get to know the very friendly Sherpa people, huge lost opportunity. I wouldn't go unless a company has an english speaking, western guide, our local guide was next to impossible to understand and it created a lot of communication issues.
The country of Nepal is amazing, I can recommend the destination just not the guide service.
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I recently took a World Expeditions trip to Everest base camp and I would not recommend anyone use this company for travel. We had very few opportunities to interact with the Nepalese people, our guide could barely speak english and the equipment provide was very poor quality. If you do choose to use them I would recommend you bring all your own equipment, tent, sleeping bag etc. or else you will FREEZE! The majority of the trip was camping versus teahouse lodging which doesn't allow you to interact or get to know the very friendly Sherpa people, huge lost opportunity. I wouldn't go unless a company has an english speaking, western guide, our local guide was next to impossible to understand and it created a lot of communication issues. The country of Nepal is amazing, I can recommend the destination just not the guide service.