Backpacking Cambodia is a 10-day small-group trip through 4 stops, from $1,095 per person with a $350 deposit. Kayaking at Kampot, a pepper plantation, island time on Koh Rong, floating villages and Angkor Wat. For solo travellers aged 20-45, in groups of 6-20, with 11 activities and 11 meals. Departures run from 7 September 2026.
Bela in Cambodia made our trip unforgettable she was an absolute gem. so professional, knowledgeable and friendly. I fell in love with Cambodia as a country and will definitely be returning in the future.
Renee, 6 Oct 2024
Touchdown in buzzing Phnom Penh. We’ll meet you at the airport and head straight to the hotel, where you’ll link up with your travel crew and start getting hyped. Tonight, we’ll kick things off with dinner, drinks, and plenty of good vibes.
Start the day with a tuk tuk ride through the lively streets of Phnom Penh, soaking up the local energy and everyday life. Then, we’ll visit two powerful sites that shaped Cambodia’s history: the S21 Prison and the Killing Fields. Tonight, we’ll lighten the mood with dinner, drinks, and a night out in true Phnom Penh style.
We’re heading to Kampot today, a chilled countryside province known for its laid-back vibes. After checking into our riverside guesthouse, we’ll jump into kayaks and cruise along the calm waters, surrounded by lush greenery and peaceful views. Total zen mode.
Kampot’s famous for its world-class pepper, and this morning we’re diving straight into it with a visit to a local plantation. After a tour of the grounds, it’s time to roll up your sleeves for a Cambodian cooking class. You’ll whip up some iconic dishes before wrapping up the day with a laid-back sunset cruise on the river.
We have a minimum age requirement of 18 years old to join the tour. Group members aged 16-17 years old are welcome to join the tour but only with a family member that will act as their guardian whilst on tour. Aside from that, no age requirements at all! While our target age is 20-45, what matters most is mindset. If you’re looking for a backpacking-style experience, with hostel-style stays, local transport, and optional evening activities - you’re welcome to join us.
Yes, many travellers—both male and female—travel alone throughout Cambodia and Southeast Asia. Upon arrival, we will pick you up from the airport, you will meet your travel mates and the adventure begins.
Yes, please arrange an appointment with your local physician and explain your travel plans. Most hospitals have travel clinics with helpful information and vaccinations on site. We suggest doing this well before your trip is to begin to ensure there are no unexpected waiting periods during this process! Please visit here for more information: CDC
Yes, the dress code is seen as a show of respect to the culture, temple and monks that often live in the temples. Men should wear long pants and no cut-off sleeves. Women should wear trousers, a long skirt, or dress that extends fully below the knees and covers their shoulders - the knees should be fully covered. Tank tops and low cut shirts should also be avoided by both genders.
We have spent more than 10 years travelling Cambodia in order to find you the best possible experience at the absolute lowest price! We also sell our tour directly to you through our website, not through a travel agency, which cuts out a major expense incurred by other tour companies.
Travel insurance is compulsory for all our trips. You’ll need to show proof of your policy to your group leader upon arrival (on your phone or printed). You can get a quote and purchase your travel insurance here.
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