CAMBODIA · DAY TRIPS
46 Tours Reviewed
That coastal-pepper-salt combo is worth a day. This Phnom Penh to Kampot and Kep tour works because it mixes recognizable highlights with small, practical moments: photo stops that actually help you learn the geography, plus food and scenery tied to…
That stretch of road can make or break your trip. This private transfer is built for people who want a reliable, door-to-door style ride between Phnom Penh and Kampot, without the fuss of figuring out transport on the fly. You…
Temple bells and countryside roads in one ride. This Kampot bike tour takes you off the main tourist lanes and into rural villages, where you’ll walk through several Buddhist monastaries, learn how faith shows up in daily life, and hear…
Cave, pepper, and crabs in one long day. This is a countryside-and-coast combo tour that strings together salt production, a cave temple climb with big views, a pepper plantation with tastings, and an end-of-day break in Kep for the crab…
Salt, caves, and crab in one long day. This full-day ride through Kampot and Kep Beach mixes scenery with real local work. You’ll see the region’s salt production, learn how Kampot pepper is grown, and then unwind by the sea…
Bokor turns Phnom Penh into a distant memory. This private day trip trades city heat for misty heights, French hill-station leftovers, cliffside temples, and mountain viewpoints that feel slightly unreal. You’ll get hotel pickup and all sightseeing fees handled, so…
Salt, pepper, and crabs in one day. This is a private SUV outing that strings together Kampot’s salt life, pepper farms, an 800-year-old cave, and Kep’s famous seafood scene. You’ll learn why Kampot pepper is getting attention, how local life…
Pepper, salt, and caves in one tidy loop. I love the Kampot pepper testing and the sunset salt fields. One caution: you’ll do a few walks, including cave steps, so wear real shoes and plan for warm weather. This is…
Pepper plus salt plus secrets in one day. This tour strings together Kampot pepper farm life and salt production with a stop at a man-made lake tied to the Khmer Rouge era. I especially like that you get a guided…
A one-day tour that actually mixes culture and food. This route through Kampot Province and Kep gives you a full snapshot of coastal-rural Cambodia, with guided stops at pepper growing, a small cave temple, seasonal salt fields, and the crab…
A hilltop view and a seaside finish—same day. This private tour strings together Bokor National Park, Kampot’s food culture, and Kep without feeling rushed on the big stops. You start with a scenic climb, learn how Kampot’s famous products are…
A great meal starts with a market. This 4-hour Khmer Food Culture Cooking Class puts you in the middle of Kampot’s local food world, starting with a guided market stop and ending with the dishes you chose to cook. I…
Five hours can feel like a week. This Kep-area tour strings together rural stops in a very local way, with English-speaking guide TangGo driving a tuk tuk and explaining what you’re seeing as you go. What makes it interesting is…
Some meals teach you more than any museum. This Kampot Cooking Class by Eco Lotus Kampot mixes market shopping, hands-on Khmer cooking, and a communal meal in a traditional home stay setting. I like that it’s built around real ingredients…
Kampot’s countryside packs a lot. This day tour strings together Kampot’s most memorable rural stops and ends with kayaking the Green Cathedral after lunch. I like how the pacing mixes culture, countryside work, and time to relax, instead of turning…
