No, you don’t need to arrange this before your trip. You can get a Cambodian visa on arrival at Phnom Penh or Siem Reap airports, or at land borders. The visa is valid for 30 days and costs US$30. You’ll need a passport valid for at least six months and one recent passport photo. Alternatively, you can apply online in advance here.

Please book your flights into Phnom Penh International Airport (PNH) in Phnom Penh on Day 1, and out of Siem Reap International Airport (REP) in Siem Reap on Day 10.

Update: A new airport, Techo International Airport (KTI), is scheduled to open in Phnom Penh from 9 September 2025. If your tour starts after this date, flights will arrive at KTI instead of PNH.

Yes! After placing your deposit, you can pay off the tour in installments of your choosing and at your convenience. The final remaining balance is due at least 30 days before your tour is set to begin.

Your deposit ensures your reservation for the tour or program. It guarantees your spot until 60 days prior to the scheduled commencement date, at which time the outstanding balance must be settled in full. Failure to complete payment by the specified deadline will result in the cancellation of your reservation, and the vacancy may be offered to another prospective participant. The remaining balance can be found in your account, and multiple reminders will be sent in advance of the due date to ensure timely payment.

For group tours, your place will be confirmed when 6 or more people have signed up and at least four weeks (28 days) prior to the start of your tour.

For volunteer or private bookings, please wait 2-3 working days.

We will refund you the total amount if the tour is cancelled. Typically, group tours are confirmed six months before departure.

Once you’ve booked your flights, log in to the Manage My Booking area of our website and enter your flight arrival details. If you’re arriving early, we can still arrange your airport transfer. If you also need extra nights of accommodation, let us know early so we can confirm availability and pricing.

International flights are not included in the price of any tour and will need to be booked separately. You’re free to book your own flights or book here.

Yes, please just give us at 60 days' notice in order to allow another traveller to take your spot.

Your place will be confirmed when 6 or more people have signed up for your tour and at least four weeks (28 days) prior to the start of your tour. After booking, we will email you to confirm and we will refund you the full amount if the tour is cancelled. Typically, tours are confirmed six months before departure.

Not at all! The deposit confirms your place on the tour. We kindly ask that you provide the remaining balance no less than 30 days before your tour begins.

After you have booked your tour and received confirmation from us, you can begin searching for flights. When you have booked your flight, please login to your account and enter the flight details under Flight Details. If you are arriving early and staying at the tour accommodation we will still arrange your airport transfer. Please let us know if you do not require an airport transfer. A return transfer (after the tour) is not included, however your group leader can help arrange this for you, along with any other onward travel you need.

It’s best to arrive on the actual start date, as that’s when most people get in. While there are no activities on the first day, the group usually meets up for dinner around 7PM. Sometimes people like to arrive a day or two before the trip starts so they can do their own exploring or just have a bit of time to chill before all the fun begins.

Our group leader will spend enough time as needed to ensure you are totally comfortable and confident with where you’re going next. And can help organise and book whatever you need, including any transport, accommodation or trips you may want.

No problem at all - just make sure to arrive at the hotel for the starting date of the tour! We can arrange early night’s accommodation at the hotel.

Please wait for a confirmation email; this will provide information about when we recommend arriving and to depart. We recommend using Sky Scanner to arrange your flights.

We will provide you with airport transfer information 1-week before the tour/program begins.

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.

Your deposit secures your place on the tour. This holds your spot on the tour up until 28 days before your tour is set to begin when the remaining balance is due in full. If payment is not received by this point, your spot on the tour will be cancelled and the spot will be offered to another potential group member. The remaining balance is displayed in your account. Several reminders will go out before this date to remind you of when your payment is due!

We recommend the following: - 1 pair of long trousers - 1 light but waterproof jacket (Nothing too thick!) - Simple padlock to lock up your belongings - 1 long sleeved top - 1 electrical converter (to avoid blowing out that hairdryer or beard trimmer) - Shoes that are suitable for hiking - Waterproof shoes if you have them - Shoes that are easily removed. (Upon entering temples and many buildings you will be expected to remove your shoes as a sign of respect. The easier, the better.) - Swimwear - A camera is highly suggested to remember your experience! - Insect repellent - Sunscreen. Lots of sunscreen And of course, the usual: passport, spending money, adventurous curiosity, positive attitude, etc!

Backpacks are preferred and will be more convenient for you but suitcases work, too. You’ll never have to carry your luggage for too long at any one time. Try to find something that’s easily accessible and waterproof if possible. And please bring a smaller daypack for short trips throughout the tour.

Vegetarians will be happy to know that Cambodia is very accommodating for vegetarians. Your tour guide can instruct any kitchen to create a Khmer dish without meat which they will often substitute with freshly-made tofu.

Yes and so delicious! If you see Khmer locals eating it then that’s the best indication that the food is safe. Tip: Eat where the locals eat; the longer the queue the more delicious you can assume the food will be. But as with anything, use caution. If something looks or smells suspect, better to leave it alone. And never drink from the tap! We thought we had to mention this in case the idea ever crosses your mind!

You will get to sample the best of Khmer food, which is usually rice or noodle-based dishes. Breakfasts are typically Western dishes that you would expect to find back home. If you just need to satisfy that craving for a pizza or burger, we get that! Western food is usually available everywhere on the tour. As the tour explores different areas of Cambodia, you will have the opportunity to taste the various styles of cuisine from around the country. Vegetarian and non-vegetarian options will also be provided.

Your accommodation will be clean, comfortable and offer western toilets at all times - though experiencing a squat toilet is something everyone who visits Cambodia should experience at least once! You will be sleeping in twin, triple and dormitory rooms, paired up randomly. We attempt to put people in same sex rooms as much as possible and can accommodate that in each location upon request. Couples will be always paired together. Hot showers and AC is provided on most days.

Yes. This is your own time to explore Cambodia as you please. If you want to stay back at the hotel to relax or want to explore a bit on your own, just let the tour guide know.