CAMBODIA RIVER CRUISES
Good cambodia river cruises sell their best seats weeks ahead. Below: the 8 to book early, what each fare covers and how they differ on the water.
Review of Phnom Penh’s Cambo Cruise, with sunset views, Khmer music, dinner details, prices, practical tips, and who should book.
“The cruise staff were very friendly, very helpful, and honestly it was a fantastic experience. We wish we'd gone back again.”
Review of Phnom Penh’s Silk Island cruise, with Mekong views, village life, silk making, tuk-tuk touring, drinks, and practical tips.
“My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our boat trip on the Mekong River. My favorite part was the visit to Silk Island and seeing the local village life. We met a school of amazing children learning English. Seeing the entire process of creating a Read more”
Watch Phnom Penh’s sunset from a wooden boat with free-flow beer, fruit, and views of the Mekong, Tonle Sap, Royal Palace, and fishing homes.
“Tento zážitek hodnotím asi nejlepe. Být paradoxně byl nejméně naučný o Historii ale je to nejspíše způsobeno tím že šlo o plavbu po vodě k večeru již nebylo takové horko. velmi příjemný zážitek.”
Review of Kanika Boat’s Phnom Penh dinner cruise, covering food, river views, meeting point, price, timing, and practical tips.
“This was our last activity in Cambodia and if you going for a sight seeing at night you will enjoy the views as for dinner it was average and a little disappointing. We needed a top up after There is no choice if you prefer Asian or Western cousiRead more”
Explore Phnom Penh’s Royal Palace, museums, Wat Phnom, and Silk Island on a private city tour with a Mekong boat trip.
“We had a wonderful guide who was very knowledgeable! The full day tour gave us an understanding of the country and the kind, beautiful people of Cambodia. I highly recommend this tour! All of the sites we visited were thoroughly explained with history and cultural facts. Our guide was friendly and welcoming and made us feel safe and at ease the entire day.”
Travel from Siem Reap to Battambang by private wooden boat, passing fishing villages, with hotel pickup and practical tips on timing and drop-off.
“A bit of a chaotic start... picked up by a 4x4 at our hotel and 1 hour of dirt roads along the very damaged river. The guide doesn't speak English and we don't know if we'll ever take the boat. He ends up stopping the car and after a walk in a dirt field (in flip-flops) we finally arrive at the boat. The latter is very beautiful and spacious, just for the 4 of us and makes up for my early adventures. Very nice captain.”
Watch Phnom Penh’s sunset from a wooden boat, with a tuk tuk ride, beer, fruit, river life, and city lights for $49.
Review of Phnom Penh's private full-day tour, from the Royal Palace and genocide sites to a sunset Mekong boat ride.
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