CAMBODIA · DAY TRIPS
46 Tours Reviewed
Pepper and crabs in one long day. This route strings together Cambodia’s countryside, French-era sights, and two of the area’s best-known food experiences, Kampot pepper and Kep crab. You’ll start early from Phnom Penh, drive down to Kampot, and end…
Salt, temples, and crab in one long day. This full-day tour strings together the quieter parts of Cambodia with the stuff you actually came for: Kampot pepper tasting and a proper temple cave visit. I love how the day starts…
Kampot glows, then the past speaks. This 90-minute sunset walking tour is built to help you read the town like a storybook, from pirate rumors and French colonial leftovers to the smaller marks you only notice when the light softens.…
A pepper-and-sea day in Cambodia works. I like how this private tuk-tuk loop ties quiet countryside stops to Kep’s crab market, with time at the beach and salt fields for that end-of-day color. I especially love the guided pepper plantation…
Kampot’s countryside hits different in a day. This one-day route strings together the region’s slow-life highlights: rural Khmer villages, a Kampot pepper stop for tasting, and the Secret Lake area where the water levels change with the seasons. I especially…
Salt, pepper, and sea air in one day. This full-day loop through Kampot and Kep strings together working landscapes, food stops, and a mountain nature finish, all in one 8 to 9 hour schedule. I love that you’re not just…
One day, three big tastes of Kampot. I like how this tour mixes Kari’s friendly guidance with a La Plantation pepper farm stop that actually teaches you how Kampot pepper gets made. You also get a full, outdoorsy day: salt…
Long rides feel shorter with the right driver. This transfer is built for door-to-door convenience between Phnom Penh and Kampot/Kep, with pickup from your hotel (or airport/bus station) and drop-off at your hotel. I also like the way the trip…
This is kayaking under a green cathedral. It sounds wild until you realize the Green Cathedral in Kampot isn’t a stone church at all. It’s a river loop trail on the edge of nature, where you paddle through greenery and…
Kampot is best seen in short bursts. This tuktuk-style day trip strings together countryside drives, an ancient limestone cave stop, and three “working” sights: a pepper farm with tastings and a guide, plus Kampot’s salt field where you can watch…
Salt, caves, pepper, crab—one full day. Private Kampot–Kep countryside shows you how people farm, trade, and live in the hills, not just the main road. I especially like two stops: the Phnom Chhngok cave temple (with that 7th-century Hindu setting)…
A Khmer cooking class can feel like home. In Kampot Province, this one starts with a local market run and ends with you cooking and eating at Eco Lotus Kampot while looking out over paddy fields and Bokor Mountain. I…
Cambodian cooking starts at the market, and this Kampot class does it the right way. You learn from a professional chef in a colonial-style house near the river, then you turn market finds into dishes like larb, papaya salad, and…
Bokor feels like another world. From Krong Kampot you ride up by tuk tuk, then step into misty forest and viewpoint time, with stops that mix nature with Khmer-and-religious landmarks like the Lok Yeay Mao statue. I like how the…
Pepper country makes a perfect day trip. This is a private tuk-tuk route with Pheary (Om pheary) that strings together Kampot’s most talked-about stops—cave temple, Secret Lake, spice production, salt pans, and the Kep Crab Market—without feeling rushed. I like…
