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.
Cambodia tours tend to start at Angkor — and rightly so. The temple complex at Siem Reap is one of the great wonders of the world, and nothing quite prepares you for it. But what keeps travellers talking long after they return is everything else: the Cardamom Mountain rainforest, the quiet seafood coast of Kep, the rural rhythm of Battambang, and the people — warm and generous in a way that stays with you.
Our small group Cambodia tours are capped at 12 people, which makes a real difference when you're cycling through rice fields, sharing a homestay meal, or moving through Phnom Penh's difficult history at your own pace. We combine the iconic with the overlooked, and we never rush either. If you want more time in the region, our Laos and Cambodia Encompassed tour extends the journey to 29 days across both countries.
Cambodia
Small-group departures led by local experts, plus private tailor-made itineraries shaped around your interests, pace and dates.
Cambodia has one of the world's great temple complexes — and then a great deal more besides. The Cardamom Mountains rainforest, the rural town of Battambang, the coast at Kep: our Cambodia tour packages are built around all of it, not just the headline.
Cambodians have lived through colonisation, civil war and genocide within living memory. The warmth of the welcome you receive here is not incidental to the experience — it is the experience. Small group Cambodia travel allows you to engage properly rather than pass through.
The Cardamom Mountains are among Southeast Asia's last great rainforests — protected, patrolled and rarely visited by tourists. Two nights in a tented camp here is not eco-tourism as a concept; it is genuinely remote.
A maximum of 12 people changes how a Cambodia trip feels — in a village homestay, on a bicycle through rice fields, at the Killing Fields. You move at a human pace rather than a tour-bus one.
See itinerariesCambodia rewards travellers who slow down — the best stories are found off the tour-bus route.
From the field
Our Cambodia tours depart in October, November and February - all excellent times to visit. November sits at the start of Cambodia's dry season, when humidity eases, skies clear and the landscape is still lush from the rains. October departures (on the Laos and Cambodia Encompassed tour) catch the very end of the wet season - roads are passable, crowds are thin and the countryside is vivid green. February is deep dry season: warm, sunny days and cool evenings, ideal for exploring temples and jungle trails.
Looking to travel outside the typical windows? Our Cambodia tailor-made team can advise on the best time for you.
Dispatches, field notes and practical advice from our specialists.
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Every one of our Cambodia journeys can be rebuilt around your dates, pace and interests — or we’ll design something entirely new.
We’ll build one around you.
Cambodia rewards travellers who take their time, and a tailor-made Cambodia holiday lets you set the pace. Spend longer at Angkor if that's where you want to be, or push deeper into the Cardamom Mountains for more time in the rainforest. The coast at Kep suits those who want to end quietly; Phnom Penh suits those who want to end thinking. We can build a Cambodia travel package around what matters to you — including a longer regional journey combining Cambodia with Laos, Vietnam or Thailand. Talk to our team to start planning.
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Our Cambodia group tours start from £2,195 per person for the 14-day Cambodia – To the Temples and Beyond itinerary. The 29-day Laos and Cambodia Encompassed tour starts from £4,995 per person. Both prices include accommodation, meals as listed, entrance fees, and the services of an English speaking guide. International flights are not included — we can provide advice and a quote. Single room supplements apply if you're travelling alone and prefer your own room.
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We constantly monitor official travel advice, including the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) Cambodia Travel Advice, and will always advise clients of any warnings before departure. At the time of writing, there are no specific warnings against travel to the parts of Cambodia that we visit on our tours.
Please contact us if you have any specific concerns or would like to understand what measures are in place to ensure your trip remains safe and trouble-free.
For additional official guidance, travellers may also refer to:
- US Department of State — US State Dept Cambodia Travel Advisory
- Australian Government — Smartraveller Cambodia Advice
- Government of Canada — Canada Travel Advice for Cambodia
Please note this information applies primarily to British citizens — nationals of other countries should check the current position with their respective government travel authority.
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