The major feature of the Island Peak Climbing with Everest Base Camp
- Dual Adventure Experience: Combine the thrill of Island Peak (6,189m) climbing with the iconic Everest Base Camp trek for an unparalleled Himalayan adventure.
- Panoramic Himalayan Views: Enjoy breathtaking views of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Makalu, and the surrounding peaks from the summit of Island Peak.
- Everest Base Camp Exploration: Trek to Everest Base Camp (5,364m) and marvel at the grandeur of the Khumbu Glacier and icefall.
- High-Altitude Challenge: Test your endurance and skills with a mix of trekking and technical climbing, ideal for experienced trekkers and beginners with basic climbing knowledge.
- Sherpa Culture and Hospitality: Immerse yourself in the unique culture of the Sherpa people while exploring picturesque villages like Namche Bazaar and Tengboche.
- Professional Climbing Support: Climb safely with expert guides, proper training sessions, and high-quality climbing gear provided by Overland Trek Nepal.
- Unforgettable Sunrise Views: Witness spectacular sunrise vistas from the Island Peak summit and Kala Patthar, offering once-in-a-lifetime photo opportunities.
Brief of Island Peak Climbing with Everest Base Camp
Island Peak Climbing with Everest Base Camp Trek is certainly one of Nepal's most spectacular trekking peaks. Located in the south of the highest peak in the world, Mt. Everest, the summit of Island Peak is 6189 meters. Because of its magnificent beauty, semi-technical slopes, and mind-boggling views from the summit, the peak is gaining popularity among the top peaks to climb in the Everest Region. This EBC Trek with Island Peak delivers the perfect blend of trekking and peak climbing with stunning views of 8000 meters of mountain.
Graded at a moderate level of difficulty, EBC with the Island Peak Climbing is an ideal choice for a beginner who wants to begin their mountaineering journey. The ascent is not as long as the Mt. Everest Expedition. The Island Peak Itinerary can be customized within 18-22 days. While the Everest Base Camp Trek is the most demanding in the Khumbu region, combining it with the Island Peak Expedition makes this journey a lifetime experience. Wonder standing at the top of the Island Peak and admiring the views of Mt. Everest, Ama Dablam, Nuptse, Lhotse, Pumori, and several vistas.
Island Peak Climbing Route with EBC
The Island Peak Expedition with Everest Base Camp begins with a short flight from Kathmandu to Lukla. Then from here, the journey follows the regular Everest Base Camp Trek Itinerary. Next, finishing the hike to Kalapatthar, the route moves to Chukkung via Kongma La pass. You will be already passing the 5500 meters twice till you reach Chukkung, which gives you enough time for acclimatization. After Chukkung, the trip continues towards Island Peak Base Camp for the summit training. After the preparation, the final summit day arrives which gives you a sense of achievement standing tall at the summit of the peak. Lastly, the trail follows the EBC Trekking route again up to Lukla to end the trip.
Is Island Peak ideal for beginners?
Choosing Island Peak as a beginner is an ideal choice if you are in excellent physical shape. Even novice climbers who want to start a mountaineering career can begin with this peak. Also, combining peak climbing with EBC gives extra opportunity for beginners to be prepared for the summit. With careful guidance from a peak climbing guide, any adventure seeker can complete this summit. Moreover, climbers can do this trip as a training part before doing the Mt. Everest Expedition or Ama Dablam Expedition.
How difficult is it to climb Island Peak in the Everest Region?
Graded at a ‘2B’ level, Island Peak Climb difficulty is somewhat challenging and fair. Climbing an Island Peak needs special mountaineering skills. In Himalayan Grading system ‘2B’ is considered as the moderate level of difficulty. Climbers must possess adequate mountaineering techniques and know how to use tools like ice axes, crampons, climbing ropes, snow bars, etc.
Also, this high-altitude trekking peak climb demands excellent physical and mental well-being. The final and summit day of the mountains can be a challenging part of this climb. It takes 10-12 hours of ascent to reach the top of the peak.
Climbing guide and Porter cost in the Everest
Island Peak Climbing costs including guide fees, porter fees, permits, meals, accommodation, and other services start from $3000 to $3300 per person. The journey Kicking off with a flight from Kathmandu to Lukla and Island Peak Permit Fee are important aspects of the cost inclusion.
You may be wondering what is cost of the Island Peak Climbing Permit card is. The fee depends on the season: in the spring season permit card fee is $250. Whereas in the autumn season permits cost $125. Moreover, the local area permit costs $50 throughout the year. Lastly, climbers must deposit $500 per person as a garbage deposit fee. This amount is levied on the climbers to bring back the waste and garbage after completing the summit.
The peak climbing guide fee in Nepal ranges from $325-400 with his salary, meals, accommodation, and insurance included. Likewise, the climbing porter fee ranges from $18-22 per day. Besides that, the other aspects of the cost are peak climbing gear and equipment. All together the cost is combined with Everest Base Camp Trekking cost.
Why choose Overland Trek Nepal for the Peak Climbing?
Overland Trek Nepal is one of Nepal's leading trekking and climbing agencies, with over a decade of experience. We assure you that our trekking and climbing team provides a lifetime memory in the Himalayas of Everest Region. Book this Island Peak Climbing with Everest Base Camp Trek with us and reserve your trip today. With an excellent success rate in the past, we are pleased to offer you this trip with an expert team. Contact us in What’s App at +9779841920870 or email us to get more ideas about it.