Customizable Cambodia Tours & Holiday Packages

The dry season (November–March) is perfect for escaping the UK’s cold winter, with Cambodia offering warm, dry days for exploring Angkor Wat and beyond. If you’d like fewer tourists and greener landscapes, September–October is ideal, while April–June is great for budget-conscious travelers.

Expect to spend about US $80–280 per person per day (approx. £65–230).

• Superior (3★ hotels): US $80–100 (£65–82) – for budget-conscious travelers.
• First Class (4★ hotels): US $110–150 (£90–123) – ideal for couples and families.
• Deluxe (5★ hotels): US $170–250 (£140–205) – for luxury travelers seeking premium stays.

Given the long flight, most UK visitors spend 10–14 days in Cambodia. A suggested itinerary:

Yes. UK passport holders require a visa to enter Cambodia. Options include:

• Visa on Arrival (VOA): ~US $30 at airports/land borders.
• E-Visa (online): ~US $36 (Tourist Visa T), US $42 (Visa E) at evisa.gov.kh.
• Embassy Visa: Apply before traveling at the Cambodian Embassy in London.

Your passport must have 3 blank pages before arrival.

For further information or in case of any changes to visa regulations, please contact sales@bestpricetravel.com.

You should choose Cambodia packages from 6 - 12 days to explore this country. The more travel days you have, the more things you can discover:

• 5 - 7 days: Head to highlights of Cambodia in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. 
• 8 - 10 days: Expand your journey to Battambang for local cultural exploration.
• Above 10 days: Add beach relaxation in Sihanoukville, Kep, etc. to your itinerary.

Yes, Cambodia is fairly safe to travel. Countless travelers have come to the country up to now, and their trips went without a hitch:

• Politics: Being maintained political stability since the late 1990s, it’s quite safe for everyone to visit and stay in the country.
• Crimes: The rate of violent crime against visitors is low, however, petty crimes are quite popular in tourist places (pickpocketing and scams), so you should always keep an eye on your belongings.
• People: In general, Cambodians are honest, friendly, and straightforward. They are willing to help if foreign travelers have difficulties.

Covid-19 Pandemic: Now Cambodia is open for international tourists. Proof of vaccination or testing is no longer required to enter the country.

Tipping is not mandatory in Cambodia, however, locals always appreciate this if you show your appreciation by giving them a small tip.

Let’s take a look at our recommendations about tipping in the country:

Yes, you can easily access the internet in Cambodia, especially in major cities such as Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. Free WiFi also can be accessible in many cafes, hotels, and restaurants.

The cost of a data plan in Cambodia is quite cheap, so you should buy this to access the Internet wherever you are:

In Cambodia, the popular power plugs used here are type A, type C, and type G:

• Type A: 2 vertical pins
• Type C: 2 round pins
• Type G: 3 vertical pins

Unlike plugs type A & G (cannot use different outlets), plugs type C can work with the socket for plugs type E & F, since they all have two round pins.

The standard voltage in Cambodia is 230 V at 50 Hz. If your device cannot fit the voltage/ outlet, you have to prepare a voltage converter and adapter.

Note: It’s highly recommended to buy converters /adapters before your journey. If not, you can buy them at the airports (and maybe at a higher price) or local stores.