Cambodia Tours & Trips

Demographics

Our 10-day Cambodia Intro tours hit the sweet spot for solo travelers, with just the right mix of planned activities and independent exploration time. You'll visit the must-see historical places but also discover spots like Kampot where you can paddle down rivers and learn about local pepper farming. The social setup works really well - hostels with welcoming common spaces and group cooking classes make it easy to meet people naturally. Even the overnight bus rides between cities turn into fun social experiences. Having a guide who knows all the local hangouts means you've always got evening options, and many of our solo travelers love spending time at Koh Rong where they can join group activities or just chill out on their own.

Our private 6-day Cambodia tours blend cultural exploration with relaxed pacing, perfect for couples who want meaningful time together. Travelers consistently tell us how much they value having expert guides who give them space, letting romantic moments unfold naturally at temples, markets and villages. The journey moves smoothly from Phnom Penh's ornate Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda, through artisan workshops and floating communities, and finally to Siem Reap's ancient temples. Private transport means couples can linger at spots that speak to them - whether it's catching the sun sink behind Bakheng hill or examining detailed stone work at Banteay Srei temple. The carefully chosen accommodations enhance the experience, from waterfront rooms in the capital to intimate hotels near Siem Reap's charming old quarter. Our couples often mention how shared experiences like private cooking classes and peaceful boat rides on Tonle Sap Lake let them connect while discovering Cambodia's heritage, traditions and vibrant modern life.

Active tours running 8-12 days really click with young adults, mixing physical activities and cultural experiences. You'll bike through temple complexes, hike to waterfalls near Kulen Mountain and kayak in flooded forests. While you'll definitely see those famous temples, you'll also get off the beaten path to places like Kampot's river valleys and authentic village homestays. Our travelers in their 20s and early 30s particularly enjoy how the days blend activity with nightlife - cycling temples during daylight hours then heading to Siem Reap's Pub Street for dinner and drinks with the group. Beach time at Koh Rong offers a perfect break with snorkeling, sunset boat trips and also beach barbecues.

Cambodia tours work especially well for senior travelers when they balance cultural depth with thoughtful pacing and comfort. The most popular trips run between 6-10 days, moving at an ideal pace through temples, villages, and cultural sites. Our travelers mention how much they value guides who know exactly when to time visits, especially at Angkor Wat where early morning tours dodge both crowds and the midday heat. These journeys feature well-located hotels with good amenities, while mixing in gentle activities like cooking classes, market explorations and also riverside sunset cruises. A particularly good route takes you from Phnom Penh through Battambang to Siem Reap, giving proper time to reflect at the Killing Fields before moving on to more uplifting experiences in traditional villages and ancient temple complexes. Another solid choice centers on Siem Reap and Angkor, with perfectly timed temple visits, peaceful boat trips to floating villages and also hands-on demonstrations at local artisan workshops. What sets these tours apart are the thoughtfully placed free afternoons for rest or personal exploration, along with guides who naturally adjust the day's plans based on the group's energy and interests.

Family trips to Cambodia work best in the 6-8 day range - just right for keeping kids interested while seeing the main sights. Cycling through Battambang's countryside lets families visit local cottage industries, where you'll watch sticky rice being made in bamboo and see traditional rice paper production. Kids get hands-on at women's centers learning to weave and discover how silk is made. The floating villages on Tonle Sap Lake are real eye-openers, showing children totally different ways of life. Our families tell us their kids love jumping into cooking classes to make fish amok and other local specialties. These tours mix culture with fun activities - you might explore temples in the morning, then spend afternoons splashing in the hotel pool or watching amazing circus shows put on by former street youth.