Le meilleur du Cambodge : 15 jours de grand voyage à travers la culture, la nature et la côte

Upon arrival at Techo International Airport, you will be warmly greeted by your professional tour guide and driver, who will be waiting at the arrivals area. Look for your welcome signboard displaying the About Cambodia Travel & Tours logo along with your name. Your guide will provide a brief introduction to Phnom Penh, Cambodia’s bustling capital city, offering insights into local life, culture, and what to expect during your stay. Enjoy a comfortable private transfer to your hotel in the city center. Upon arrival, complete check-in and settle in.

The rest of the day is yours to relax and unwind after your journey. Take this time to explore the neighborhood at your own pace, enjoy hotel facilities, or simply rest in preparation for the days ahead. Overnight in Phnom Penh

• Accommodation: Sun & Moon Urban Hotel, 4 star hotel or another similar 

After breakfast at your hotel, begin your full-day guided tour of Phnom Penh, Cambodia’s vibrant capital and its most important economic and political center. Start the day by exploring two deeply significant historical sites that shed light on Cambodia’s tragic past during the Khmer Rouge regime:

• Choeung Ek Genocide Center (Killing Fields): Located just outside the city, this memorial site marks one of the most haunting chapters in Cambodia’s history. Your guide will provide detailed context about the atrocities committed between 1975 and 1979, helping you understand the profound impact of the Khmer Rouge era.
• Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S-21 Prison): Once a high school turned into a torture and interrogation center, this museum preserves the harrowing stories of thousands of victims. A sobering but important experience that honors the resilience of the Cambodian people.

Lunch: Return to the city for lunch at a local restaurant, where you can reflect and refresh before an afternoon of cultural discovery. After lunch your exploration continues with visits to some of Phnom Penh’s most iconic landmarks:

• Royal Palace & Silver Pagoda: The official residence of the Cambodian royal family, this beautifully preserved complex showcases traditional Khmer architecture. The Silver Pagoda is especially renowned for its floor inlaid with over 5,000 silver tiles and sacred Buddha statues crafted from gold and emerald.
• Independence Monument & Statue of King Father Norodom Sihanouk: Important national symbols commemorating Cambodia’s independence from French colonial rule and honoring the country’s beloved former king.
• Wat Ounalom: Considered the spiritual center of Cambodian Buddhism, this riverside monastery is home to important religious relics and centuries of Buddhist heritage.
• Wat Phnom: Situated on a small hill in the city center, this pagoda marks the legendary founding of Phnom Penh and remains a tranquil place for worship and reflection.
• Central Market (Phsar Thmey): A bustling market housed in a striking Art Deco building designed by French architects during the colonial era. Explore a variety of goods including local crafts, jewelry, textiles, food, and souvenirs.

After your city tour, return to your hotel to relax or enjoy the evening at your leisure. Overnight in Phnom Penh

• Accommodation: Sun & Moon Urban Hotel, 4 star hotel or another similar 

After breakfast at your hotel, depart Phnom Penh for Battambang, Cambodia’s second-largest city, known for its rich cultural heritage and colonial charm. Your journey includes several fascinating stops that highlight Cambodia’s historical, spiritual, and artisanal traditions:

• Oudong Mountain (Phnom Oudong): Once the royal capital of Cambodia from 1618 to 1866, Oudong offers sweeping views and significant cultural heritage. Climb the central staircase to visit Vihear Preah Edthareus, a revered sanctuary housing a sacred 18-cubit Buddha statue. This hilltop complex is not only a historical site but also a living religious center.
• Buddhist Meditation Center: Nearby, visit a renowned Buddhist meditation center, where monks and nuns live, study, and practice. Learn about the role of Buddhism in Cambodian society, observe daily monastic life, and take in the peaceful atmosphere of this spiritual haven.
• Kampong Chhnang Pottery Village: Continue to Kampong Chhnang province, where you’ll explore a traditional pottery village. This area is known for its centuries-old clay pot and ceramic production. Watch local artisans at work using ancestral techniques, and learn how pottery remains an essential part of daily life in rural Cambodia.

Lunch: Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant en route, offering a taste of authentic Khmer countryside cuisine.

• Marble Stone Carving Village in Pursat Province: Visit Pursat, home to Cambodia’s only marble quarry. Here, skilled sculptors transform large blocks of marble into religious statues, decorative art, and cultural icons. The detailed craftsmanship reflects the creativity and devotion of Cambodian artisans.

Continue your scenic drive through the countryside to reach Battambang by late afternoon and arrive in Battambang, check into your hotel, and enjoy your evening at leisure. Overnight in Battambang

• Accommodation: Classy Hotel & Spa, 3 star hotel or another similar

After breakfast at your hotel, begin a full-day guided exploration of Battambang, Cambodia’s second-largest city. Known for its peaceful riverside setting, Battambang boasts a unique blend of French colonial architecture, traditional wooden homes (some over 100 years old), and a vibrant rural culture.

Start the day by visiting local villages on the outskirts of the city. These communities are known for their small-scale, family-run food and craft businesses. You’ll have the chance to witness and sample: Sun-dried bananas, Rice paper production (used for spring rolls), Khmer noodle making, Traditional sticky rice cooked in bamboo (Kralan), Khmer cakes & sweets, Fermented fish paste (Pro Hok) a staple of Cambodian cuisine. This hands-on experience offers an intimate look at Cambodia’s culinary and cultural traditions and then continue to visit: 

• Ek Phnom, an 11th-century temple surrounded by rice fields and giant Buddha statues, offering insight into early Khmer religious architecture.
• Wat Damdei Sor, one of the oldest monasteries in the region, beautifully decorated and still active as a religious site.
• The Old Governor’s Residence, built in 1904 with distinct Italian colonial architecture, and visit Phsar Nat, Battambang’s central market housed in a historic French colonial building.
• The giant statue of Ta Dambong Kra Nhoung, the city's legendary guardian, which has become a symbol of Battambang.

Lunch: Enjoy a traditional Khmer lunch at a local restaurant before afternoon exploration:

• Ride the Bamboo Train: a uniquely Battambang experience! Glide through scenic rice paddies on a bamboo platform powered by a small engine, an ingenious form of rural transport that has become a favorite among travelers.
• Phnom Banan, a 12th-century hilltop temple offering panoramic views and well-preserved Angkorian towers.

Explore Phnom Sampov, a sacred mountain dotted with caves and shrines. Visit the:

• Killing Cave, a poignant reminder of Cambodia’s recent history during the Khmer Rouge era
• Bat Cave, where at dusk, millions of bats fly out in a spectacular natural display against the evening sky

Evening: Return to your hotel after an immersive day of heritage, history, and countryside beauty. Overnight in Battambang

• Accommodation: Classy Hotel & Spa, 3 star hotel or another similar

After breakfast at your hotel, depart from Battambang and begin your journey toward Siem Reap, the cultural heart of Cambodia and gateway to the Angkor temple complex. Siem Reap is Cambodia’s third-largest city, blending historical grandeur with modern comforts. En route, make a stop in Sisophon, a quiet provincial city located near the Thai border. Known for its relaxed charm and strategic location, Sisophon offers a glimpse into the daily life of a Cambodian crossroads town. Continue your journey to one of Cambodia’s hidden treasures Banteay Chhmar Temple, a sprawling, jungle-covered temple complex built in the late 12th century during the reign of King Jayavarman VII. This remote and lesser-visited site features intricate bas-reliefs, serene towers, and the mysterious beauty of nature reclaiming history. The atmosphere here is peaceful and powerful, often described as a miniature, undiscovered Angkor Thom.

Lunch: Enjoy a local Khmer lunch at a countryside restaurant before resuming your journey before afternoon journey on your way into Siem Reap, visit two meaningful cultural sites:

• Angkor Silk Farm: Learn about the traditional silk-making process from mulberry cultivation to spinning, dyeing, and weaving. This educational stop offers insight into a centuries-old Cambodian craft and supports a sustainable livelihood for local artisans.
• West Baray: One of the largest ancient reservoirs built during the Angkorian era. This massive man-made lake offers scenic views and a peaceful stop before arriving in the city.

Evening: Arrive in Siem Reap and check into your hotel. Enjoy a relaxing evening at leisure in this lively yet historically rich city. Overnight in Siem Reap

• Accommodation: Regency Angkor Hotel, a 4 star hotel or another similar

After breakfast at your hotel, begin the day with a visit to the Rolous Local Market, the oldest traditional market in the Angkor region. As you explore this vibrant and historic market, you’ll step back in time and experience the rhythm of daily life much like it was during the ancient Angkor period. From fresh produce and local delicacies to handmade wares, the market provides a lively and authentic atmosphere.

Next, transfer to the Tonle Sap Lake, the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia and one of Cambodia’s most unique natural wonders. Here, you’ll board a boat for an unforgettable journey to one of the most beautiful floating villages on the lake. Witness the lives of fishing families who live entirely on the water in houses built on boats or bamboo rafts. Schools, shops, and even temples float here, creating an extraordinary aquatic community.

Tonle Sap Lake is a UNESCO-designated biosphere reserve and a vital part of Cambodian life. What makes it truly remarkable is its seasonal reversal of flow:

During the green season, the Mekong River floods into the lake.

In the high season, the lake’s water flows back into the Mekong River.

This rare hydrological phenomenon supports an incredibly rich ecosystem and sustains millions of people.

Lunch: Enjoy a relaxing lunch at a local restaurant, featuring lakeside flavors and Khmer specialties before afternoon return to Siem Reap and continue your cultural immersion with visits to several city highlights:

• Artisans Angkor: A social enterprise supporting traditional Khmer arts and crafts. Watch skilled artisans as they create silk, wood, and stone carvings, and explore the showroom filled with high-quality handmade products.
• Wat Bo: One of Siem Reap’s oldest temples, featuring unique mural paintings and tranquil surroundings.
• Royal Residence Park: A peaceful green space near the former residence of King Norodom Sihanouk, where locals often gather to relax beneath the sacred trees.
• Siem Reap City Exploration: Drive through the heart of this vibrant town, blending modern comforts with deep cultural roots. Discover its markets, boutiques, cafés, and artisan workshops, offering sustainable and meaningful souvenirs.

Evening return to your hotel for a restful evening. Overnight in Siem Reap

• Accommodation: Regency Angkor Hotel, a 4 star hotel or another similar

Begin your day early with a sunrise experience at Angkor Wat, the world-renowned symbol of Cambodia and the crown jewel of the Angkor Archaeological Park, which was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site on December 14, 1992.

Watch as the first light of dawn slowly rises behind the majestic towers of Angkor Wat, casting a golden glow across the temple’s intricate carvings and reflecting pools an unforgettable sight and a highlight for any traveler.

After the sunrise, continue exploring the Angkor Wat complex, the largest religious monument in the world, originally dedicated to the Hindu god Vishnu before becoming a center of Theravada Buddhism. Your expert guide will walk you through the bas-reliefs, galleries, and sacred spaces that bring centuries of Khmer craftsmanship and devotion to life. Return to your hotel for a well-deserved breakfast and short rest.

Resume your temple exploration with a visit to the ancient walled city of Angkor Thom, the last great capital of the Khmer Empire:

• South Gate of Angkor Thom: Enter through the grand stone gate lined with gods and demons representing the Churning of the Ocean of Milk.
• Bayon Temple: Known for its 216 smiling stone faces, this temple stands at the center of Angkor Thom and reflects the Buddhist beliefs of King Jayavarman VII.
• Baphuon Temple: A pyramidal structure with grand views and a reclining Buddha.
• Phimeanakas & Royal Palace area: Once the royal residence, surrounded by sacred ponds and towering ruins.
• Terrace of the Elephants & Terrace of the Leper King: Raised viewing platforms used for royal ceremonies, with detailed carvings and historical significance.
• Visit the jungle-clad temple of Ta Nei, a quiet and lesser-known site that offers an off-the-beaten-path experience.
• Continue to Ta Prohm, famously known as the “Tomb Raider Temple.” Left largely unrestored, its towers and courtyards are intertwined with massive tree roots, giving a dramatic sense of how nature reclaimed the site over the centuries. Ta Prohm offers a vivid picture of what most Angkor temples would have looked like before restoration began.

Lunch: Enjoy a delicious Khmer-style lunch at a local restaurant near the temple complex before afternoon: 

• Explore Banteay Kdei, a Buddhist monastic complex with serene corridors and beautifully carved lintels.
• End your temple journey at Sras Srang, known as the Royal Bathing Pool, once reserved for Angkorian royalty and still a peaceful place to reflect on the day’s journey.

Evening: Return to your hotel to relax after a full day of awe-inspiring exploration. Overnight in Siem Reap

• Accommodation: Regency Angkor Hotel, a 4 star hotel or another similar

After breakfast at your hotel, depart Siem Reap for the northern province of Preah Vihear, a region rich in both historical significance and ancient cultural heritage. 

Your first stop is in Anlong Veng, a town deeply tied to Cambodia’s recent past. Visit the former house of Ta Mok, one of the senior commanders of the Khmer Rouge regime. Anlong Veng served as the last stronghold of the Khmer Rouge and remained under their control until the late 1990s.  Here, you’ll find:

• Remnants of Khmer Rouge fortifications and statues used to depict the organization’s ideology and troop arrangements.
• A forested site believed to be the funeral pyre and burial location of Pol Pot, the regime's leader, marked by a modest pile of tires offering, a stark and sobering look into the nation’s recent, painful history.

This visit provides deep insight into the Khmer Rouge era, making it an educational and reflective part of your Cambodian journey.

Lunch: Enjoy a local lunch in a traditional restaurant before continuing toward the mountains. 

Arrive at the Preah Vihear Temple, a breathtaking 10th-century Khmer sanctuary dramatically perched atop the Dângrêk Mountains, near the border between Cambodia and Thailand.

• The temple was strategically built on the clifftop, using the natural mountain formation as its base. The ancient Khmer architects cut into the mountaintop stone to form the structure’s foundation, making the setting as impressive as the temple itself.
• From the summit, enjoy panoramic views across both Cambodia and Thailand, with temple galleries stretching along the ridge, each level revealing intricately carved lintels and stunning stone architecture.

Preah Vihear Temple was officially inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008 for its exceptional preservation, dramatic setting, and historical significance in Khmer religious and architectural development.

Evening: After your visit, transfer to your hotel in Preah Vihear province for check-in and evening at leisure. Overnight in Preah Vihear

• Accommodation : Sopheak Mongkol Motel, 2 star hotel or another hotel similar 

After breakfast at your hotel, depart from Preah Vihear and begin your journey to Kampong Thom, located in the heart of Cambodia. Along the way, you’ll explore two remarkable and historically significant archaeological sites.

Your first stop is Preah Khan of Kampong Svay, a vast and remote temple complex that is one of Cambodia’s hidden treasures.

• Spanning over 5 square kilometers, Preah Khan Kampong Svay is four times the size of Angkor Wat and is the largest temple complex ever discovered in Cambodia.
• This monumental site includes four enclosure walls, a central sanctuary, ancient Barays (water reservoirs), stone causeways, and a variety of ceremonial buildings and ponds.
• Despite its scale and importance, Preah Khan remains largely unrestored and off the beaten path, offering a rare and immersive experience into ancient Khmer architecture, free from large tourist crowds.

This rewarding stop gives you the chance to connect with Cambodia’s deep past in an untouched, jungle-draped environment.

Lunch: Enjoy lunch at a local countryside restaurant, where you can sample traditional Khmer dishes before continuing your journey.

Next, travel to one of Cambodia’s oldest and most sacred ancient cities Sambor Prei Kuk, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2017. Located deep in the forest, Sambor Prei Kuk was the capital of the Chenla Kingdom in the 6th to 7th centuries, long before the rise of Angkor.

Explore three major temple groups within the complex:

• Prasat Sambor Group: The central sanctuary complex, showcasing early Khmer architectural style and intricate carvings.
• Lion Temple Group (Prasat Tao): Named for the large stone lions that guard the entrance, this group features some of the most iconic monuments in the site.
• Prasat Yeai Poeun Group: A collection of brick towers surrounded by jungle paths, offering a peaceful and atmospheric exploration.

These temples are among the earliest examples of Khmer temple design and are surrounded by lush forest, creating a serene and mystical atmosphere.

Evening: Arrive in Kampong Thom and check into your hotel for a relaxing evening. Overnight in Kampong Thom

• Accommodation: Kampong Thom Palace Hotel, 3 star hotel or another similar

After breakfast at your hotel in Kampong Thom, depart for the scenic journey to Kratie, a tranquil riverside town in northeastern Cambodia, known for its charming colonial architecture and rare freshwater dolphins. Your route includes several fascinating cultural and natural highlights:

• Rubber Tree Plantation: Stop to explore one of Cambodia’s vast rubber plantations, a legacy of the French colonial era and a major part of the country's agricultural economy. Walk among rows of rubber trees and observe the traditional harvesting process.
• Wat Roka Kandal Chas: Visit this peaceful pagoda along the route, known for its traditional wooden architecture and serene spiritual ambiance.

Arrive in Kratie, a quiet town situated along the banks of the Mekong River. Begin your local exploration with a visit to:

• Kratie Market & Old Town Area: Explore the largest local market in Kratie, surrounded by historic colonial-era buildings. This district is currently under review to become a UNESCO World Heritage site, recognized for its blend of Khmer and French architectural heritage. It offers a glimpse into the town’s vibrant commerce and timeless charm.
• Kralanh (Bamboo Cake) Village: Visit a local village to sample Kralanh, a beloved traditional Khmer snack made of sticky rice, coconut milk, and beans, cooked inside bamboo. This culinary experience connects you with Cambodian rural traditions and food culture.

Lunch: Enjoy a traditional lunch at a local riverside restaurant with scenic views of the Mekong before afternoon exploration:

• Phnom Sambok: Head to this ancient hilltop monastery, located along the banks of the Mekong River. Climb the staircase flanked by colorful statues to reach the temple, where you’ll enjoy panoramic views and a peaceful spiritual environment.
• Irrawaddy Dolphin Watching on the Mekong: Conclude your day with a boat trip on the Mekong River to see the rare Irrawaddy freshwater dolphins, a species found only in select regions of the Mekong, including this stretch near Kratie. These gentle, endangered creatures are a unique symbol of Cambodian wildlife conservation and offer a memorable natural experience.

Evening: After your dolphin encounter and riverside exploration, return to your hotel in Kratie for an evening at leisure. Overnight in Kratie

• Accommodation : Mekong Dolphin Hotel, a 3 star hotel or another similar

After breakfast at your hotel in Kratie, take a ferry to Koh Trong Island and enjoy a brief morning stroll through this peaceful island community, known for its grapefruit orchards and traditional wooden houses.

Then, depart by road for Kampong Cham, one of Cambodia’s charming Mekong River cities, rich in spirituality, heritage, and rural culture. Begin your sightseeing with a visit to:

• Phnom Hanchey: A peaceful hilltop temple offering panoramic views of the Mekong River. The site is known for its tranquil setting and collection of pagodas, stupas, and modern sculptures.
• Wat Dei Dos Monastery: Located near the site of the seasonal Bamboo Bridge, this temple offers insight into Khmer Buddhist practice and is beautifully situated along the river.
• Wat Nokor Bachey Temple: Explore this unique temple complex combining pre-Angkorian architecture with later Buddhist additions. The site features impressive stone carvings and remains a place of active worship.
• Phnom Bros (Man Hill): Visit one of Kampong Cham’s most iconic sites, often paired with nearby Phnom Srei (Woman Hill). This hilltop area is steeped in Khmer folklore, especially relating to traditional wedding customs, and offers both scenic views and cultural symbolism.

Lunch: Enjoy a traditional Khmer lunch at a local restaurant featuring regional specialties. 

• Eco-Village at Cheung Kok: Visit this community-based tourism project where villagers welcome guests into their traditional stilt homes. Discover handcrafted goods, rice farming, silkworm production, and local cooking traditions. The initiative supports sustainable livelihoods and offers a genuine glimpse into rural Cambodian life.
• Koh Pen Island: In the late afternoon, cross to Koh Pen, a lush island in the Mekong River known for its farmlands, riverside villages, and preserved Khmer culture. Locals on the island still practice: Traditional fishing techniques, Handicrafts and weaving, Small-scale farming of crops like sesame, corn, and vegetables

Take time to walk the quiet paths, meet local families, and witness daily life that remains unchanged by time.

Evening: Return to Kampong Cham and transfer to your hotel for a relaxing evening. Overnight in Kampong Cham

• Accommodation: LBN Asian Hotel, a 3 star hotel or another similar

After breakfast at your hotel in Kampong Cham, depart for the charming riverside town of Kampot, known for its colonial-era architecture, pepper plantations, and peaceful landscapes. Today’s journey offers a deep dive into Cambodia’s countryside life, with picturesque scenery, vibrant local markets, and spiritual landmarks along the way.

Travel through numerous rural villages, witnessing the everyday rhythms of Cambodian life, wooden stilt houses, rice paddies, and traditional roadside stalls. Enjoy stops at scenic viewpoints and lesser-known local markets as you drive southward. Your highlight stop today is at:

• Phnom Chisor: A hilltop temple complex dating back to the 11th century, offering panoramic views of the countryside. Built during the Angkorian period, this sacred site is reached by a steep stairway and showcases classic Khmer architecture amid natural surroundings. 
• Wat Puth Kiri Cambodia (Watt Putth Kiri): Located in Takeo Province, this peaceful and unique pilgrimage site features over 8,000 golden Buddha statues spread around a forested hill. Surrounded by fruit plantations and jungle greenery, the area offers both spiritual tranquility and stunning natural scenery. It is considered one of the most serene and symbolic places for Cambodian Buddhists.

Lunch: Enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant, sampling regional specialties from Takeo Province.

Continue your journey to Kampot. Along the way, the landscape becomes increasingly beautiful, featuring river crossings, small farms, palm trees, and colorful roadside markets where locals sell tropical fruits and handmade goods. Several scenic stops are possible based on timing and guest interest.

Arrive in Kampot by late afternoon. This laid-back town, located on the banks of the Preaek Tuek Chhu River, offers a peaceful end to a culturally rich day.

Evening: Check into your hotel in Kampot and enjoy the evening at leisure. Consider a riverside stroll or a relaxing drink at one of the town’s colonial cafés. Overnight in Kampot

• Accommodation : Rainforest Hotel bu NSUN, 4 star hotel or another similar

After breakfast at your hotel, begin your exploration of Kampot, a beautifully preserved riverside city recognized by UNESCO for its efforts in protecting its colonial-era architecture and urban heritage. With its peaceful streets, French-influenced buildings, and laid-back charm, Kampot is considered one of Cambodia’s most picturesque towns.

Enjoy a scenic drive through surrounding countryside villages, taking in views of rice paddies, fruit orchards, and daily life in this serene part of southern Cambodia.

• Kampot Pepper Plantation: Visit a local Kampot pepper farm, where the world-famous spice is grown organically. Learn about the harvesting and drying process and taste different varieties. Kampot pepper is internationally renowned for its rich aroma and has earned a protected geographical indication (PGI) status, like Champagne or Roquefort. 
• Bokor National Park: Continue your adventure with a scenic drive up to Bokor Hill Station, a highland retreat originally built by the French in the 1920s. This national park is famous for its misty forests, dramatic cliffs, and cool mountain air. Wat Sampov Pram, a hilltop pagoda with panoramic views stretching across the coast. The 1000 Rice Fields, a vast green expanse of terraced farmland visible from elevated viewpoints, creating a mesmerizing natural mosaic. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and photo-worthy vistas throughout the national park.

Lunch: Have a relaxing lunch at a local restaurant, soaking in the scenic beauty before continuing toward the coast.

• Drive onward to Sihanoukville, Cambodia’s premier seaside destination and a rising coastal gem along the Gulf of Thailand. Known for its beaches and island getaways, Sihanoukville offers a refreshing change of pace.
• Explore Otres Beach, one of the region’s most beloved stretches of sand. With golden shoreline, swaying palms, and a peaceful atmosphere, it's perfect for a short seaside walk or relaxing moment by the water.
• Visit the Statue of Preah Thong and Neang Neak, a symbolic monument of Cambodian legend and unity, honoring the mythological founding of the Khmer people.

Evening: Check into your hotel in Sihanoukville and enjoy a leisurely evening in this relaxed coastal town. Overnight in Sihanoukville

• Accommodation : Sokha Beach Resort, a 5 star hotel or another similar

After breakfast at your hotel, transfer to Sihanoukville Port to board a speed ferry to Koh Rong Island, one of Cambodia’s most stunning tropical destinations. Known for its crystal-clear waters, white sand beaches, and vibrant marine life, Koh Rong is the perfect place to unwind and connect with nature.

Upon arrival, board a local boat for a day island-hopping and marine adventure. Enjoy the following activities:

• Snorkeling: Dive into the warm, turquoise waters to explore colorful coral reefs and observe tropical fish in their natural habitat.
• Hand-line Fishing: Try your hand at traditional fishing techniques used by local islanders, casting a line in the open sea.
• Swimming & Beach Relaxation: Take a refreshing swim and enjoy time on the soft white sands. Wander along the picturesque beach, bask in the sun, or simply listen to the gentle waves.

This island adventure offers the perfect blend of activity and relaxation in one of Cambodia’s most beautiful marine environments.

After your boat excursion, return to Koh Rong pier and board the speed ferry back to Sihanoukville. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel for rest and leisure.

• Note: Due to weather conditions, the day trip to Koh Rong for snorkeling and fishing may be subject to change or cancellation without prior notice. We appreciate your kind understanding.

Overnight: Sihanoukville

• Accommodation : Sokha Beach Resort, a 5 star hotel or another similar

After breakfast at your hotel in Sihanoukville, enjoy free time at leisure. You may choose to relax by the beach, take a final stroll along the coast, or enjoy the hotel’s amenities before your departure.

At the appropriate time, transfer from Sihanoukville to Techo International Airport for your onward flight.

As your journey through Cambodia comes to an end, we thank you for traveling with us and hope you leave with lasting memories of ancient temples, rich culture, warm hospitality, and natural beauty. Safe travels, and goodbye from the Kingdom of Wonder!