CAMBODIA · DAY TRIPS
53 Tours Reviewed
Salt fields and pepper in one day is a win. This Kampot countryside tour mixes food, scenery, and Cambodian culture in an intimate group (max 12). You’ll visit the salt production area the old-fashioned way, head into the Phnom Chhngok…
Bokor has a strange pull. This half-day-style adventure from Sihanoukville takes you into Bokor National Park to see historic leftovers from different eras, from the royal Black Palace area to abandoned religious buildings. I also like that the pacing keeps…
Bokor is where Cambodia cools off. This day tour climbs up into cooler mountain weather (about 15–25°C) and mixes big viewpoints with temple and colonial-era stops. You’ll start with an English-speaking driver, then roll through countryside toward Sihanoukville and the…
A long day with lots of local flavor. This full-day Kampot-to-Kep route strings together caves, farms, and seafood in a way that feels personal, not rushed. You’ll move by tuk-tuk with pickup, a small max group, and guide Tango keeping…
Pepper farming is calmer than you expect. La Plantation runs a guided walk in the countryside between Kampot and Kep, built around Kampot pepper and the farm methods that keep it going. I love that the tour turns the story…
Kampot turns out to be a smart half-day circuit. You’ll roll out by tuk tuk from Kampot, bouncing past rice fields and countryside scenes, then stack four very different stops: salt production, a cave temple, a dam-water viewpoint called Secret…
Sihanoukville in one day, minus the guesswork. This port-friendly tour strings together fishing village life and hilltop Buddhist views, then adds market time and beach air—so you get a real sense of Cambodia beyond the shoreline. I like the fast,…
This tour is for people who want real action, fast. In about four hours, you’ll move from hands-on rock climbing to via ferrata, then add abseiling and cave time around Phnom Kbal Romeas in Kampot. I really like that it’s…
