Luxury Cambodia escorted tours
Angkor's temples, Phnom Penh and life along the Mekong explored with knowledgeable local guides and a route shaped around your interests.
Why tour Cambodia?
Cambodia is a rewarding country to explore with a good guide, especially when the days are planned to avoid rushing from one famous sight to the next.
Angkor Wat may be the starting point, but Ta Prohm, Bayon and the quieter temples reveal different periods and personalities. Beyond Siem Reap, Phnom Penh, the Mekong and rural Cambodia add important contrast.
The touring can remain private and flexible, with time to pause, explore independently and continue to Vietnam, Thailand or a beach stay.
Three ways to explore Cambodia
Both routes are starting points. The guiding, pace, accommodation and wider holiday can all be tailored.
7 days / 6 nights
Phnom Penh, Silk Island & Siem Reap
A revealing private journey from Cambodia’s changing capital to rural Mekong life and the temples of Angkor, enriched by local food, crafts and cultural encounters.
13 days / 12 nights
Luang Prabang, Siem Reap & Vietnam
A flavour-led private journey through Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam, combining temples, markets, family recipes and memorable dining.
12 days / 11 nights
Laos, Vietnam & Cambodia
Travel from Luang Prabang and Vientiane across central Vietnam to Hoi An and the temples of Angkor on a privately guided cultural journey.
Our approach
We will use private guides where their knowledge genuinely improves the experience, while keeping free time and slower days in the itinerary.
“The best Cambodia journeys leave enough room to absorb the temples, understand the history and still notice life happening around you.”Discuss your Cambodia tour
Build the wider holiday
Cambodia combines naturally with Vietnam and Thailand. We can also follow the touring with a beach stay chosen for your season and preferred style.
Good to know
Private guiding can be arranged throughout, giving you more freedom over the pace and allowing experiences to be matched to your interests.
Three or four nights in Siem Reap usually allows the temples to be explored without turning the visit into a race.
Yes. Vietnam and Thailand combine particularly well, subject to your dates, preferred route and entry requirements.
Yes. We will recommend the most suitable coast or island for the time of year and arrange the connections as part of the complete journey.
Your Cambodia
Tell us what interests you, how long you have and whether you would like to continue elsewhere in South East Asia.
