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Cambodia Travel ModulesWe offer a number of short independent Cambodia tours (or modules), which are bite-sized trips usually lasting 3 or 4 days. Our modules have been built by specialists who have spent a great deal of time in Cambodia and they feature our favourite destinations and activities and they can be combined to form longer and more comprehensive Cambodia tours. Need some inspiration? Take a look at our Cambodia itinerary suggestions. These are examples of how our modules can be linked together to form longer and more comprehensive Cambodia holidays.To create your own Cambodia tour, simply choose the modules that catch your eye, and add them to the quote request form. We will then work with you to put them together and create your ideal Cambodia trip. Alternatively, you can always contact one of our Cambodia specialists by email or call us on 1300 857 604 or (08) 8125 1830. Prices below are valid until 31st of October 2013, are based on two people travelling and exclude international flights. Prices for departures beyond this date and for international flights are available on request. For departures during peak seasons (e.g. summer holidays, Christmas and New Year) supplements may apply. |
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Known as the Pearl of Asia, Phnom Penh sits at the confluence of the Tonlé Sap, Mekong, and Bassac rivers. Here, you can explore the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields, learning about Cambodia turbulent past. After your exploration of Phnom Penh you could travel to Siem Reap, the base for visiting the mystical Angkor Wat. It's scale is truly breathtaking, and it will not fail to disappoint. We also offer Cambodia tours to the beaches at Sihanoukville and Kep, as well as more remote parts of north-east Cambodia like Kratie, Stung Treng and Banlung, or to Cambodia's second largest city Battambang. |
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Cambodia Tours - Combining ThailandMany travellers begin their Cambodia tour in Bangkok, combining Thailand and Cambodia for a bigger South East Asia adventure. Beginning in Bangkok, you can explore the markets, visit the Grand Palace, grab an authentic Pad Thai or cycle alongside the khlongs, Bangkok's old ancient canal ways. After this you can cross the border or fly into Cambodia to see all the highlights including Battambang, Siem Reap, Angkor Wat, and the capital Phnom Penh.Click here for our Cambodia and Thailand tours. |
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Cambodia Tours - Combining VietnamIf you like, you can also begin or end your Indochina trip in Vietnam, combining your Cambodia tour with some highlights of Vietnam. Starting in Ho Chi Minh City, you can spend a few days getting to know former Saigon, with accommodation in the heart of the city, close to all the action. After this, you could sail down the mighty Mekong River via Can Tho and Chau Doc and on towards the Cambodian border. Next, you could see some of Cambodia's highlights including Battambang, Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, and Cambodia's capital Phnom Penh.Click here for our Cambodia and Vietnam tours |
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Cambodia Tours - Combining LaosIf you want to get a bit more off-the-beaten path then we recommend you to combine your Cambodia tour with Laos.From Cambodia you can travel over land to southern Laos, famous for the remote area's and beautiful green nature. Trek here through the rainforest to the waterfalls of the Bolaven plateau and discover the 4000 islands in the Mekong. From southern Laos - and from Cambodia as well - you can travel further north to Vientiane and the charming city Luang Prabang. Become an elephant-caretaker for a couple of days, hike to authentic mountain hill tribes and experience the impressive early morning processions of monks. Click here for our Cambodia and Laos tours. |
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