Cambodia · FISHING
Prices here move less than the quality does. These fishing trips are set out with what you pay, what you get for it and the one thing to check before you commit.
Explore Tonle Sap from Siem Reap with a market stop, Kampong Phluk boat ride, flooded forest views, and practical local insight.
“Amazing leader Mr Pal and my driver Keao. It was 2nd trip and the team was amazing. Full of new information that I hadn’t heard. Great views of the sunset and the fishing village life. Take this trip! It will be spectacular”
Explore Tonle Sap’s stilt villages, flooded forest, fishing life, rural food, and seasonal farming on a practical half-day tour from Siem Reap.
“Prestation correcte et personnels sympathiques, mais pourquoi parler de village sur pilotis et forêt inondée lorsqu’on ne peut accéder au village que l’on voit de l’extérieur et que les eaux basses de la saison laissent tranquille la forêt et que cette dernière n’est même pas évoquée …”
Fish rice fields near Siem Reap, learn Khmer topwater fishing, meet villagers, eat lunch, and enjoy a private countryside adventure for $68.
“Had a great day fishing, I was picked up from my hotel and taken to a lake out in the countryside where we used a boat to travel around the lake. We cooked what we caught on a fire beside the lake and continued fishing through into the afternoon in the rice fields. Highly recommended”
Review of Koh Rong’s $20 snorkeling tour, with Koh Koun reefs, Long Beach BBQ, sunset, beer, and glowing plankton.
“Excellent day out. The guide was very friendly, very informative and spoke good English. The day out was great fun and we learned a lot about Cambodia. Thoroughly recommended.”
Explore Kampong Phluk by private boat, visit Rolous Market, and watch sunset over Tonle Sap on a flexible half-day tour from Siem Reap.
“Saw a very different part of Siem Reap. In the stilt houses along the estuary you see the daily struggles of people. Just looking at the houses and people (including many kids) around the houses gives you insights into the culture, society anRead more”
Pick a temple, a river or a kitchen.
