Most people have heard of Cambodia's Angkor Wat, a staple ‘bucket list’ item, but did you know that there are hundreds more temples waiting to be explored in what was the biggest city in the world in its heyday? Life beyond the temples showcases Cambodia's harrowing history, rich cultural traditions and the kindness of the locals.
We’ll help you get away from the crowds to explore parts of Cambodia that are often skipped by visitors, creating unforgettable memories along the way. Encounter peaceful hill tribe communities, incredible food, photogenic stilted water villages, endangered river dolphins, palm-lined beaches and perhaps even the local fondness for bug snacks!
Cambodia Holiday Itineraries
We've carefully crafted a range of suggested itineraries to help you start planning your Cambodia holiday. They can be booked as they are, or get in touch and we'll be happy to customise them to match your needs. You can also browse our hand-picked selection of shorter responsible experiences for more tailormade travel ideas.
11 Days: From £1545 per person
Angkor Temples - Local Communities - River Dolphins - Phnom Penh - Beach
14 Days: From £2070 per person
8 Days Cycling 30-85 km/day - Angkor Wat - Landscapes - Rural Life - Phnom Penh - Beach
9 Days: From £1650 per person
River Cruise Saigon – Siem Reap (or vice versa) - Local Life - Sightseeing - Floating Village
Cambodia Experiences
Our Experiences are short immersive trips designed to make your holiday even more memorable! They can be woven into our itineraries to deepen your connection with the country, people and wildlife, while supporting communities and conservation.
Meet Dave, Your Southeast Asia Specialist
With bags of knowledge and first-hand travel experience in Southeast Asia, Dave is here to listen to your travel needs and help plan your journey. Simply fill out our enquiry form with a few easy questions to get started and we can go from there.
Hear From Our Cambodia Travellers
“The holiday was a good value. Although we could have probably traveled less expensively on our own, we truly appreciated the transits and guides, and the planning. It was the first time we have traveled with a tour and a nice break from making all those decisions myself”
Kim and Ted, Thailand and Cambodia, February 2026
“The holiday, guides and accommodation were great and a good combination of travelling, activities and knowledge. The Wildlife Alliance Rescue Station was brilliant and I even saw pangolins which was unbelievable ... very happy :)”
Melodie and Sarah, Cambodia, February 2026
“Thanks for a great holiday where every day was different and a great adventure”
Rob and Philippa, Cambodia, January 2026
All About Cambodia
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Best Time to Visit Cambodia
Best time to visit: November – March
Cambodia is warm year-round. Dry season is cooler and busier from Nov – Feb and hot from Mar – May.
Expect intermittent rains during the wet season May – Sep, but it’s good for avoiding the crowds at Angkor and the countryside is more lush and attractive.
Meet Our Local Cambodia Partners
We've worked with our Cambodia partners since the beginning and their commitment to responsible travel and resilience, especially through COVID, have inspired us for many years. They understand deeply how tourism can help support Cambodian people and are fully committed to playing their part. Together we use their deep local knowledge to craft unique holidays that showcase Cambodia's natural beauty and cultural heritage, while also supporting conservation, responsible tourism and meaningful connections with local people.
Cambodia Featured Blog Posts
5 Unforgettable Travel Experiences for Families
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