Cambodia tours, eight routes
Eight itineraries, two to fourteen days, every price on the page. Maximum eight travellers, private on any date you like, and no commission stops on any of them.
Every route we run
| Tour | Days | From | What it is for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phnom Penh | 2 | USD 215 | The capital, the Khmer Rouge sites and the best food in Cambodia |
| Angkor temples | 3 | USD 310 | Angkor properly, built around the heat and the crowds |
| Kampot and Kep | 4 | USD 385 | Pepper, crab, river and Bokor, at the slowest pace in the country |
| Mondulkiri forest | 4 | USD 410 | Hill forest, Bunong villages and elephants that carry nobody |
| Remote temples | 5 | USD 480 | Angkor, Beng Mealea, Koh Ker and Preah Vihear for people who want the archaeology |
| Cambodia highlights | 7 | USD 630 | The standard first trip: Angkor, Phnom Penh and one more place |
| North to coast | 10 | USD 900 | Angkor, Battambang, Phnom Penh and the southern coast in one line |
| Cambodia in depth | 14 | USD 1,260 | The whole country including the east, which nothing else includes |
Prices are per person, land only, sharing a twin or double room, at our simple hotel level with five to eight travellers. Every route runs privately on any date, and the full grid by party size and hotel level is on each tour page.
How to choose, in one question each
Do you want temples or a place?
Temples: Angkor, 3 days or Remote temples, 5 days. A place: Kampot and Kep.
Is this your first time in Cambodia?
If yes, Cambodia highlights, 7 days is the answer and it is not a close call.
Do you want the coast or the east?
Coast: north to coast, 10 days. East: Cambodia in depth, 14 days, which has both.
If you are still deciding on length, read how many days you need first. It is the page that saves people the most money.
What is in every price, on every route
What the price includes
- All accommodation, with every hotel named in your quotation
- Private air-conditioned vehicle and driver for every transfer and excursion
- Licensed English-speaking guide on all sightseeing days, paid a day rate
- Both airport transfers, whatever time you land
- Breakfast daily, plus the meals listed on the tour page
- All boat trips, entrance fees and permits listed in the itinerary
- A 24-hour Cambodian phone number, answered by a person, for the whole trip
What it does not include
- International flights
- The Angkor pass, USD 62 for three days, bought for you at cost
- Cambodian visa, USD 30
- Travel insurance, which is a condition of booking
- Lunches and dinners not listed, and all drinks
- Tips, which are welcome and never expected
Group size, and what it does to the price
Every route is available two ways. A small-group departure on published dates, maximum eight people, or a private trip on any date you choose. The difference in price is almost entirely the guide and the vehicle, which cost the same whether two people or eight are using them.
For two travellers, private typically costs 35 to 60 percent more per person. For four it is about 20 percent. For six it is close to nothing. The full argument, with supplier costs, is on private or small group.
Put you in a group larger than eight, merge two small groups to fill a bus, or run a 'private' trip whose guide is shared with another vehicle. If a departure has three people, it runs with three people at the published price.
Nothing here is fixed
About half of what we run is built from scratch, and most of the rest is one of these eight with two days changed. Common changes that cost nothing to ask about: swapping a hotel, adding a night anywhere, starting in Phnom Penh instead of Siem Reap, removing the Khmer Rouge sites if you are travelling with children, or building the whole thing around a photography schedule.
Tell us the shape, not the product
The month, the number of people, how many nights, and one thing you refuse to miss. We reply within one working day with a route and a price.
Questions travellers ask most
Are these fixed departures or private trips?
Both. Every route runs as a small-group departure with a maximum of eight people on published dates, and privately on any date you choose. The tour pages show both prices.
Is the Angkor pass included?
No, and no honest operator includes it, because it is issued in your name with your photograph. We buy it for you at cost: USD 37 for one day, USD 62 for three, USD 72 for seven.
Can you change an itinerary?
Yes, and most people do. Swapping hotels, adding nights, reversing the direction or removing a site costs nothing to ask about and usually changes the price by less than people expect.
How far ahead should I book?
Three to four months for November to February if you want specific hotels. For May to September, three weeks is often enough and you lose nothing by waiting.
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Tell us what you want out of Cambodia
Dates, party size and the places you care about are enough to start. You get a draft route and an indicative price, not a brochure.