Our favourite Cambodia tours and excursions

Whether you’re a seasoned connoisseur or simply spice curious, you can’t possibly leave Cambodia without a taste of Kampot pepper.

The mangroves of Preak Tnout, sandwiched on the coast between Bokor National Park and the Gulf of Siam, are home to a population of pink dolphin and dugong.

Locally grown fresh botanicals are the key to this award-winning gin.

When it comes to Phare, “circus” barely begins to cover it. This is world-class performance art – telling the stories of Cambodian legend and history through ambitious choreography, spine-tingling live music, and almost terrifying acrobatics that’ll have you gripping the edge of your seat.

“You start with crickets and a beer.” That’s Angelina Jolie’s advice on Cambodian street food – but don’t worry, it’s not all about deep-fried tarantulas.

Imagine stumbling upon a crumbling brick tower half-devoured by the roots of a strangler fig, accompanied by nothing but the whoops and chirps of the rainforest.

Soksabike is one of our absolute favourite partners in Cambodia. A local company with a wholehearted commitment to forging real connections between travellers and local people.

It's easy to beeline from landmark to landmark, but the tours we really love dive into the life that goes on in between.

A quarter of the country’s population were persecuted and killed by the Khmer Rouge. Tuol Sleng Museum and the Killing Fields serve as chilling reminders.

Today, Siem Reap is a lively tourism hub packed with hotels, hostels, bars and shops, so it’s difficult to imagine that just a few years ago it was little more than a rural backwater.

Gargantuan and yet surprisingly sensitive, an elephant can crack a peanut shell without breaking the seed and react to the touch of a feather on their leathery hides.

Cardamom Camp isn’t just an extraordinary glamping experience in the heart of an incredibly beautiful jungle.