Luxury Cambodia Tours & Travel

Is there more to see in Cambodia than just Angkor Wat?

Put this to our specialists and you’ll receive a polite but firm response – no, no, absolutely not! Cambodia is an incredibly exciting destination, offering delicious food, thrilling outdoor adventure, magnificent scenery, terrific museums and galleries, and stunning beaches. You could spend three weeks in the country, not visit a single temple, and leave with some of your all-time best travel memories. Of course the Angkor temples are famous for a reason and well-worth every minute, but we’re always careful to manage your itinerary so you’ll never feel ‘templed out!’

Is Cambodia a good family destination?

Siem Reap is typically at its busiest around the Christmas and Easter holiday periods, and this is testament to Cambodia’s growing reputation as a destination of choice for adventurous families. Families could spend a week in Siem Reap alone without running out of adventure and educational activities: there’s art tours, cooking classes, ziplining, quad-biking, village walks…plus all those extraordinary temples of course! Bringing in rural tours around Battambang, food tours in Phnom Penh, and fantastic beach hotels on the coast, there are more than enough adventures to keep the family entertained, with an excellent standard of service and accommodation, and extremely competitive prices all part of the bundle.

Does Cambodia have any good beaches?

The south coast of Cambodia borders opens out to the Gulf of Thailand, and contains several island escapes which can compete with anything on offer across the border in Thailand. Koh Rong, Koh Rong Samleon, and Koh Ta Kiev have all recently seen exciting luxury hotel openings, with several very good mid-range and superior options on offer nearby too. The beaches are simply magnificent, and there’s lots of activity on offer with boat tours, water sports, and jungle adventures all at hand. With a mainland airport located less than an hour away back in Sihanoukville, this area of Cambodia is set to grow and grow fast. We suggest getting out there now!

Does Cambodia combine easily with other countries in Indochina?

Cambodia, along with Vietnam and Laos, make up the region of southeast Asia formerly known as French Indochina. All three countries – with the addition of neighbouring Thailand – have fluid borders and the transport links between them are strong. Good quality road networks and a recent proliferation of regional air travel has made combining these destinations both time and cost-effective: you could be eating breakfast in Bangkok, deep into the Angkor temples by lunchtime, then out on the town in Phnom Penh in the same evening should you wish! A visit to Indochina is an opportunity to experience these captivating destinations side-by-side, where you’ll quickly learn that while the culture and character of each is markedly different, all are equally compelling.