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CAMBODIA TOURS? TICK.

Dense green jungle, saffron-robed monks, glittering lakes and soaring temples — colourful Cambodia is a sight to behold. And our Cambodia tours tick off all the highlights.

At the top of your list – probably – is the iconic Angkor Wat temple complex. Covering 162 hectares, it’s the largest religious monument on Earth. You can discover huge vine-covered stone structures and intricate carvings. But the main temple is the most impressive sight, especially at sunrise, when its unique shape creates an unforgettable silhouette.

Just a couple of miles away, Siem Reap is the nearest city to Angkor and a captivating place in its own right. Outdoor dining, lively pubs and neon-lit night markets feel a world away from the silent majesty of the temples, and this bustling spot is an ideal base from which to explore the surrounding area. You can visit Cambodia’s vast central lake, Tonlé Sap, and marvel at the wooden fishing village of Kampong Phluk.

Our Cambodia tours also included some time in the capital, Phnom Penh. Modern skyscrapers stand alongside centuries-old gilded temples, and motorbikes buzz along narrow streets. This city is also the best place to learn about Cambodia’s tragic past at the hands of the Khmer Rouge. And you can visit the poignant Killing Fields at Choeung Ek, where there are more than 20,000 mass grave sites from the Seventies.  

Elsewhere, Sihanoukville is a fast-developing beach resort on Cambodia’s west coast, looking over the Gulf of Thailand. Otres beach has cream-coloured sands and vibrant green vegetation on one side, and the tempting sea on the other, plus plenty of places to eat and drink. Sihanoukville is also a useful gateway to the nearby islands of Koh Touch, Koh Rong and Koh Rong Samloem, where inviting waters, little-visited bays, snorkelling and scuba diving await. Tempted? Speak to our Travel Specialists to find out more about our Cambodia tours.

Angkor Wat

Cities

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Angkor Wat

Cambodia’s world-famous monument to Buddhism, the 12th-century Angkor Wat temple complex is the country’s top attraction. Our Cambodia tours give you the opportunity to explore the site via remork or tuk-tuk, so you’ll have plenty of time to discover the many wonders contained in this vast ancient city. You can marvel at the so-called ‘Tomb Raider Temple’ of Ta Prohm, which featured in the hit movie. And see the extraordinarily well-preserved Angkor Thom and the Bayon Temple with its huge, delicate stone face of Buddha.



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You’ll also have the chance to view Angkor Wat at sunrise and during the golden hour in the evening. So you can really appreciate the full beauty of what’s considered, by many, to be the eighth wonder of the world.

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Cities

A Cambodia tour is the perfect way to experience the fast-paced cities, where luxury hotels and restaurants compete for your attention, along with street food vendors and night markets.

Capital Phnom Penh is a bustling mix of eras and influences, with French-colonial architecture sitting alongside ancient Khmer monuments and 21st-century skyscrapers. Discover the golden spires of the Royal Palace and the pretty promenade at Sisowath Quay, which overlooks the Mekong and Tonlé Sap. You can also learn more about Cambodia’s devastating and all-too recent history, when you visit Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the infamous Killing Fields.

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Siem Reap has plenty to offer, too. It’s known as the gateway to Angkor Wat, but this place has a life of its own. It really comes alive in the evening, when the centre fills up with pedestrians, mopeds and tuk-tuks. And the infamous Pub Street, which is filled with bars and restaurants, is a popular spot for drinking and dancing the night away.

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Beaches & Islands

In southern Cambodia, the coastal resort of Sihanoukville has become a popular spot for beach-lovers. And it’s a convenient jumping-off point for boat trips to the nearby islands.

On Koh Rong, you’ll discover the aptly named Lazy Beach, which invites you to sink your toes into the soft, unspoilt sand. On the west coast of the island, Sunset Beach is an ideal choice for snorkelling and scuba diving, as there’s a large coral reef and a wealth of species, including clownfish, barracuda and sea anemones.

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Back on the mainland, meanwhile, Otres beach is a lovely place to relax, windsurf and swim. And there are lots of bars and restaurants within easy reach

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Cambodia & Vietnam tours

If you’re considering a Cambodia tour, why not hop over the border and discover the country’s enchanting next-door neighbour, Vietnam? Thanks to our comprehensive itineraries, you take in the sights of both Cambodia and Vietnam.

Start by discovering the cities and coastline of Vietnam, travelling from Hanoi in the north to Halong Bay, Hoi An, and Ho Chi Minh City. You’ll then fly to Phnom Penh to enjoy two nights in Cambodia’s capital, before heading north to Siem Reap and the magical Angkor Wat.

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Alternatively, you can take our Mekong River boat tour. You’ll start by discovering Angkor Wat, before cruising south via Tonlé Sap Lake and Phnom Penh. You’ll then cross the border into Vietnam, and finish up in Ho Chi Minh. Once known as Saigon, this fascinating city is the best place to learn about the Vietnam War, thanks to the museums and famous Cu Chi tunnels.

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Angkor Wat

Angkor Wat

Cambodia’s world-famous monument to Buddhism, the 12th-century Angkor Wat temple complex is the country’s top attraction. Our Cambodia tours give you the opportunity to explore the site via remork or tuk-tuk, so you’ll have plenty of time to discover the many wonders contained in this vast ancient city. You can marvel at the so-called ‘Tomb Raider Temple’ of Ta Prohm, which featured in the hit movie. And see the extraordinarily well-preserved Angkor Thom and the Bayon Temple with its huge, delicate stone face of Buddha.



Show More
Show Less

You’ll also have the chance to view Angkor Wat at sunrise and during the golden hour in the evening. So you can really appreciate the full beauty of what’s considered, by many, to be the eighth wonder of the world.

Show More
Show Less

Cities

Cities

A Cambodia tour is the perfect way to experience the fast-paced cities, where luxury hotels and restaurants compete for your attention, along with street food vendors and night markets.

Capital Phnom Penh is a bustling mix of eras and influences, with French-colonial architecture sitting alongside ancient Khmer monuments and 21st-century skyscrapers. Discover the golden spires of the Royal Palace and the pretty promenade at Sisowath Quay, which overlooks the Mekong and Tonlé Sap. You can also learn more about Cambodia’s devastating and all-too recent history, when you visit Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the infamous Killing Fields.

Show More
Show Less

Siem Reap has plenty to offer, too. It’s known as the gateway to Angkor Wat, but this place has a life of its own. It really comes alive in the evening, when the centre fills up with pedestrians, mopeds and tuk-tuks. And the infamous Pub Street, which is filled with bars and restaurants, is a popular spot for drinking and dancing the night away.

Show More
Show Less

Beaches & Islands

Beaches & Islands

In southern Cambodia, the coastal resort of Sihanoukville has become a popular spot for beach-lovers. And it’s a convenient jumping-off point for boat trips to the nearby islands.

On Koh Rong, you’ll discover the aptly named Lazy Beach, which invites you to sink your toes into the soft, unspoilt sand. On the west coast of the island, Sunset Beach is an ideal choice for snorkelling and scuba diving, as there’s a large coral reef and a wealth of species, including clownfish, barracuda and sea anemones.

Show More
Show Less

Back on the mainland, meanwhile, Otres beach is a lovely place to relax, windsurf and swim. And there are lots of bars and restaurants within easy reach

Show More
Show Less

Cambodia & Vietnam tours

Cambodia & Vietnam tours

If you’re considering a Cambodia tour, why not hop over the border and discover the country’s enchanting next-door neighbour, Vietnam? Thanks to our comprehensive itineraries, you take in the sights of both Cambodia and Vietnam.

Start by discovering the cities and coastline of Vietnam, travelling from Hanoi in the north to Halong Bay, Hoi An, and Ho Chi Minh City. You’ll then fly to Phnom Penh to enjoy two nights in Cambodia’s capital, before heading north to Siem Reap and the magical Angkor Wat.

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Show Less

Alternatively, you can take our Mekong River boat tour. You’ll start by discovering Angkor Wat, before cruising south via Tonlé Sap Lake and Phnom Penh. You’ll then cross the border into Vietnam, and finish up in Ho Chi Minh. Once known as Saigon, this fascinating city is the best place to learn about the Vietnam War, thanks to the museums and famous Cu Chi tunnels.

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Whether you want to immerse yourself in this country’s culture or explore the vibrant food scene, we’ve got a Cambodia tour that’s right for you.

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