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Cambodia Holidays |
| Below please find a list of all our suggested itineraries that feature tours in Cambodia. Towards the end of the list you will find the tours which feature Cambodia and other countries in the region. Please remember, all these itineraries are our suggestions to whet your appetite, if they do not fully meet your needs please email us as we are more than happy to discuss individual arrangements. |
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This tour begins with an in-depth exploration of the Angkor temples, including a cruise on the Tonle Sap lake passing floating villages. You will experience traditional Cambodian village life and get an insight into the charming capital, Phnom Penh. Finally you head to the relaxing beaches and islands of Cambodia’s south coast…
This 3 day golf package introduces you to the fine golfing facilities the Nick Faldo designed Angkor Golf Course has to offer, plus the home of the Cambodian Asian PGA Tour course, the Phokeethra Golf & Country Club. In addition you get to explore the magnificent temples of Angkor Wat. You will also witness a mesmerizing dance performance by voluptuous Apsara dancers and see local silk weavers at work. This taster will have you drooling for more…
This 5 day golf package really lets you get to grips with the golf Angkor has to offer as you have 3 rounds in which to continually improve! As well as exploring many of Angkor’s impressive temples you also have the time to take a delightful cruise on the Tonle Sap lake (South East Asia’a largest) and witness the fascinating watery world of floating villages…
If you are pressed for time and can only spare 1 day in Siem Reap this is the tour to choose, visiting the Royal city of Angkor Thom, jungle clad Ta Prohm, and of course the magnificent Angkor Wat.
As the Angkor area has so many fascinating sights to see this is the shortest tour we recommend to enable you to get a feel of the Khmer Empire. As well as seeing the Royal city of Angkor Thom, and magnificent Angkor Wat, you will also discover many other wonderful temples such as Ta Prohm, Takeo, Preah Khan, and Pre Rup.
In addition to the great sights you would see on the 2 Day tour, this 3 Day tour allows time to visit the beautiful Banteay Srei, and also interact with local village life, both on land and on water as you take a boat trip and discover the villages floating on the Tonle Sap, South East Asia’s largest lake.
This 4 Day tour allows you to initially visit some of the oldest temples of the Angkorian period, the Roluos group, providing a useful chronological perspective as you later explore the main Angkor temples You will also discover the flooded forest of Kompong Phluk, and watch local craftspeople and silk weavers at work.
This 5 day cycle tour allows you to fully explore the Angkor temples at a relaxed pace as well as enjoying a delightful cruise on the Tonle Sap Lake (the largest in South East Asia) and witnessing its fascinating floating villages.
This 2 day cycle tour allows you to cycle around the main temples and gain a great insight into the vast Angkor complex, plus an introduction to rural Cambodia, at a relaxed pace.
The ultimate Angkor experience – as well as visiting the more popular temples of the other tours and interacting with land and water based local communities and craftspeople, this tour takes you deep into Cambodian forest to discover ‘lost’ Beng Mealea and the mystical riverbed carvings of Kbal Spean.
Keen marathon runner, or just enjoy fun-running through inspiring scenery for a good cause? If yes to either of these then the Angkor Wat International Half Marathon is a must! This 6 day package allows you to fully appreciate the wonderful temples, take a cruise on South East Asia’s largest freshwater lake, and discover the charming capital city of Phnom Penh – as well as running the Marathon of course!
A 4 day loop from Siem Reap giving an introduction to the laid-back, charming ‘city’ of Battambang, via a fascinating cruise on the Tonle Sap lake, passing enthralling floating villages. In Battambang you will discover Angkorian temples, hilltop pagodas, and traditional farming villages. Then north to the vast temple of Banteay Chhmar and visits to various silk weaving villages to learn how this beautiful fabric is making a comeback in Cambodia.
To gain a quick insight into Cambodia's charming capital city, Phnom Penh, as well as exploring the amazing Angkor temples and taking a cruise on the Tonle Sap, South East Asia’s largest lake, this is just the tour you need.
Experience the excitement of the largest festival in Cambodia’s calendar, in the capital city Phnom Penh, and then spend a few days relaxing amid the magnificent Angkor Wat temples and taking a cruise on the Tonle Sap, South East Asia’s largest lake.
This fully supported cycle tour begins with easy cycling around the spectacular Angkor Wat temples, then leaves the tourist trail behind as you cycle through traditional villages and head east to the town of Kompong Cham. You then follow the Mekong River to Phnom Penh, the charming capital, then it is south to the beach resort town of Sihanoukville, via the small, but interesting towns of Takeo and Kampot.
Many believe Kampot is the most picturesque province in Cambodia. After initially exploring a couple of ancient temples you head south to Kampot and discover: salt flats; traditional village life; the cooler air of a deserted hill station, ethnic Cham villages; interesting caves; and the famous Kampot pepper. Moving on to Kep you will discover a former elites ‘get-a-way’, a secluded tropical island, a lively crab market, and unforgettable sunsets! A region of Cambodia that must not be missed…
Over four nights in December Angkor Wat becomes bathed in light and forms a dramatic backdrop to a magical and mesmerizing traditional Khmer dance performance. If you are planning to visit Angkor Wat during December this is a spectacular cultural rendezvous that should not be missed…
A wonderful way to begin or end your visit to the magnificent temples of Angkor. The Mekong river, its Delta, and the Tonle Sap lake were the lifelines of the ancient Angkor Empire. As you enjoy your cruise you will be treated to remote lifestyles that have changed little since the height of this civilization, plus you will detour to Kompong Cham where you will discover more ancient temples! A rare insight that few visitors to Angkor get to experience.
Cycling for a Cause! In partnership with the Pedal2Empower Project this fully supported cycle tour not only affords great cycling but also benefits the needy children of Cambodia. You begin by cycling along the beautiful beaches of Thailand before entering Cambodia. Here you discover the spectacular Angkor Wat temples, then leave the tourist trail behind as you cycle through traditional villages and head east to the town of Kompong Cham. You then follow the Mekong River to Phnom Penh, the charming capital. Then it is south to Takeo where you spend time at an orphange and vocational training centre for the less-privileged and persoanlly donate a bicycle.
Day 1 is similar to The 'Killing Fields & Tonle Bati Cycle Tour' however you continue south to spend a night in the sleepy provincial town of Takeo. The following morning you take an exciting speed boat trip to the ancient temple of Phnom Da, and then cycle north to the hilltop temple of Phnom Chisor with its great views...
This cycle tour begins with a visit to the 'Killing Fields' before cycling along dirt roads and through traditional villages to Tonle Bati. Here you can explore the picturesque Angkorian temples and relax in a hammock next to the river.
Day 1 is similar to The 'Killing Fields & Tonle Bati Cycle Tour' however you continue south to spend a night in the sleepy provincial town of Takeo. The following morning you continue south through delightful scenery to the laidback coastal resort of Kep. On day 3 you enjoy a relaxing cycle around the nearby charming colonial riverside town of Kampot...
A short but delightful cruise allowing you an insight into the fascinating Cambodian river life as you sail the Tonle Sap river (whose flow changes direction for parts of the year!), and across the vast Tonle Sap lake (South East Asia’s largest). You will explore remote riverside villages as well as those who live on the river in remarkable floating villages.
By far the best way to explore the beauty of the famous Vietnamese Mekong Delta is by boat. You will cruise between banks full of fruit plants and exotic flowers, witness the fascinating river lives of local people, visit vibrant floating markets, and explore many of the Delta’s braids. As you enter Cambodia the views change, and your cruise ends in the countries charming capital, Phnom Penh.
A wonderful way to begin or end your visit to the magnificent temples of Angkor. The Mekong river, its Delta, and the Tonle Sap lake were the lifelines of the ancient Angkor Empire. As you enjoy your cruise you will be treated to remote lifestyles that have changed little since the height of this civilization. A rare insight that few visitors to Angkor get to experience.
Similar to the Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) ~ Siem Reap (8 Days / 7 Nights) cruise, however this cruise allows an extra day to explore the watery world of the Mekong Delta, as well as an extra day to explore charming Phnom Penh.
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