Our lodge treks also include bed and pillow covers. We can absolutely assure you that you do not have to be young, very experienced, or super fit to enjoy most of our treks. Our trekkers range from 17 to 70. Many of our guests casually participate in a sport such as swimming, cycling, tennis or golf. A trek day begins around 6 a.m. with a mug of coffee or tea served through your tent flap.
Hot water is provided for washing and shaving, followed by breakfast.
Water is provided for your water containers. We strike camp and begin walking in the pleasant cool of the morning for 2-4 hours before stopping for lunch. This two-hour break offers an opportunity to write in your diary, read and relax. The full meal typically includes fresh fruit, tinned meat, cheese, rice chapatis or biscuits, cooked vegetables, and tea or coffee. We usually reach our campsite by 4 p.m. and have tea and biscuits shortly afterwards.