Temple stonework in Cambodia
Nationwide - private car and driver

Getting between stops

Anyone who would rather not spend their holiday working out bus timetables.

In short

On our trips every journey between stops is a private car with a driver who knows the road, not a shared minibus you wait an hour to fill. The driver stays with you for the leg, stops where you want to stop, and knows which roadside places are worth pulling over for.

At a glance

Getting between stops in brief

What is included
Car, driver, fuel, tolls and parking
Vehicle
Sized to the group, air conditioned
Stops
As many as you like, within reason
Luggage
Space for everyone’s bags, not just most of them

Cambodia is not a difficult country to move around, but the gap between a good journey and a bad one is mostly down to the driver and the vehicle. A shared minibus is cheap and you will survive it. A private car costs more and turns a transfer into part of the trip.

We quote every leg rather than publishing a rate card, because the price depends on the route, the vehicle and how many of you there are – and a headline figure would be wrong for most people.

Questions travellers ask

Are the drivers guides as well?
Not usually. A driver drives; a licensed guide guides. On temple days we arrange a guide separately, because the licensing and the skill are different things. Ask and we will tell you which you need.
Can we stop along the way?
Yes, and you should. The stops between places are often the part people remember. Tell the driver, or tell us in advance if it needs planning.
Do you do one-way transfers without a whole trip?
Yes. Send us the date, the route and the group size and we will quote it.
Airport transfers & getting around

Compare the alternatives

All of them
Siem Reap - 40 km from town

Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport (SAI)

Anyone landing in Siem Reap who has read an older guidebook.

 Phnom Penh - 19 km from the city

Techo International Airport, Phnom Penh (KTI)

Anyone flying into Phnom Penh from outside Cambodia.