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Cambodia tours & holiday
Cambodia is more than Angkor and its history. Our small group tours go beyond the temples into the Cardamom rainforest, rural villages, and everyday life shaped by the monsoon.
You notice the pace first. Cambodia moves to its own rhythm — slower than Thailand, less polished than Vietnam, and a good deal more surprising than either. Tuk-tuks weave past saffron-robed monks on the walk to school, fishermen mend nets on stilted stretches of the Mekong, and in the middle of all this ordinary life, one of the most extraordinary temple complexes on earth rises out of the forest at Angkor.
What stays with most travellers isn’t the stonework though — it’s the people. Cambodians have weathered colonisation, civil war and a genocide within living memory, and the welcome you receive is still, consistently, warm and generous. It’s a country that earns your attention slowly, then keeps hold of it.
Our Cambodia group tours are capped at 12 people — a number that actually matters when you’re cycling through a rice-paddy village or sharing a homestay meal with a family who’d rather you didn’t arrive in a coach. You’ll be at Angkor for sunrise while the crowds are still at breakfast; spend two nights in a solar-powered tented camp deep in the Cardamom Mountains, where rangers still patrol for poachers; ride the bamboo railway in Battambang; and eat Khmer lunches in places that don’t bother with menus. These are small group guided tours for travellers who prefer to experience Cambodia at a slower pace rather than simply ticking it off a list.
Cambodia Tour Packages Overview
14 days — Cambodia – To the Temples and Beyond
From £2195 per person
A two-week route that opens at Angkor Wat and then deliberately turns away from the temple circuit — heading for Battambang’s bamboo railway, two nights in a Cardamom jungle camp, the quiet seafood coast of Kep, and ending with the difficult history of Phnom Penh. Accommodation mixes boutique hotels, a rural homestay and the tented camp. View full itinerary →
29 days — Laos and Cambodia Encompassed
From £4,995 per person
A longer Cambodia holiday package for travellers with the time to do both countries properly — Laos’ hill-tribe north, a two-day Mekong cruise into Luang Prabang, the Bolaven Plateau’s coffee country, then south through Cambodia’s temples, rainforest and coast to Phnom Penh. View full itinerary →
What to see on our Cambodia Group Tours
Explore the magnificent temples of Angkor Wat
Visit the UNESCO site of Phnom Kulen National Park
Spend an evening at the famous Cambodian circus
Spend time with the local people, staying in a local homestay
Travel through the Cardamom Mountains, staying in a tented camp
Discover Phnom Penh and the infamous Killing Fields
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Our Cambodia group tours are capped at 12 people. That's small enough to fit around a table at a family homestay, walk a jungle trail without forming a queue, and actually talk to your guide through the day. We don't run large coach groups on any of our departures.
Ten to fourteen days is the sweet spot for a first visit — enough to see Angkor properly, spend time in Phnom Penh, and reach at least one area beyond the main tourist circuit, such as the Cardamom Mountains or the south coast. Our 14-day Cambodia group tour covers all three. If you want to combine it with Laos, allow around four weeks.
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