How much does the Nepal multi-sport adventure cost?
For two guests, the price per person is USD 1,460 Budget, USD 1,985 Standard and USD 2,920 Luxury. A solo traveller pays USD 2,295, USD 3,010 and USD 4,990. It falls for bigger groups, down to USD 1,055 Budget at 13 or more. All prices are all-in USD per person and include rafting, paragliding, bungee, the jungle activities and your hotels.
Is there a long trek in this trip?
No. The only walking day is the Dhampus and Australian Camp hike of about five hours. There is no altitude over 2,100 m on the whole trip, so it suits first-time visitors and families. If you want a longer walk, look at the
Poon Hill and Pokhara adventure.
What activities are included?
Trishuli river rafting (class II and III), a jeep safari, jungle walk and dugout canoe in Chitwan, tandem paragliding from Sarangkot, a bungee jump in Pokhara, the Dhampus and Australian Camp hike, a Phewa Lake boat ride and a day of Kathmandu temples.
Is it safe for teenagers and families?
Yes for most, with limits. Rafting and the jungle activities suit older children who swim or wear a life jacket; paragliding and bungee have age and weight limits, and the operators check them on the day. Tell me ages and weights when you ask, and I will tell you what works.
Do I need to be fit?
Average fitness is enough. The hike is about five hours with gentle climbs, and the rest is sitting in a boat, jeep or harness. If you can walk for a few hours, you will enjoy it.
What do we do in Chitwan?
We use a 4x4 jeep, a dugout canoe, guided jungle walks, birdwatching and a Tharu village visit, with a naturalist guide. We choose these because they are quiet, they keep you close to the wildlife, and they leave the animals alone.
What is the best time for this trip in 2027?
October to November and March to May are best. January and February are cooler with clear skies; June to September is monsoon, with high rivers and cloud, and some activities may change. Rafting levels change by season, and your guide will tell you what to expect.
What is the difference between Budget, Standard and Luxury?
Budget has local transport, shared rooms and hotel breakfast only; you buy your own other meals. Standard has a tourist vehicle for the long drives, private rooms and three meals a day. Luxury has a private luxury vehicle and the best hotels we use in Kathmandu, Pokhara and Chitwan, with all meals and mineral water.
What are the weight and age limits for paragliding and bungee?
They are set by the operators and checked on the day. As a rule, paragliding and bungee have a minimum age and a maximum weight, and heavy or pregnant guests may not fly. Ask me with your details before you book and I will confirm with the operator.
Is the helmet, life jacket and safety gear provided?
Yes. The rafting company gives a helmet, life jacket and paddle, and the paragliding and bungee teams use their own certified equipment. Tandem pilots are licensed, and the cost includes accident insurance for the activity. You should still buy travel insurance at home that covers adventure sports.
What travel insurance do I need?
Buy it at home before you travel. It should cover rafting, paragliding, bungee and trekking to 3,000 m. Do not buy insurance in Nepal, because local policies are often refused by helicopter operators and hospitals.
Can I add a trek at the end?
Yes, many guests do. The easiest add-ons are the
Poon Hill trek or the
Langtang Valley trek, which start in Pokhara. Tell me before you book and I will price it as one trip.
Are Kathmandu hotels included?
Yes. This is a tour, not a trek, so your hotels in Kathmandu, Chitwan and Pokhara are included, three nights in Kathmandu, two in Chitwan and four in Pokhara.
How do I book?
You pay a 10% deposit, and the balance in Kathmandu in cash (USD or EUR) or by card with a 3.5% charge. You can reschedule for free to any date within a year with at least 72 hours of notice. The deposit is not refundable. Message me on WhatsApp or use the enquiry form and I will answer myself, usually within a few hours.
Secure payment by Himalayan Bank.
