Cambodia
Why Cambodia
With breathtaking landscapes and unforgettable food, Cambodia packs a world of experience and flavor. Revel in Siem Reap’s food scene and Phnom Penh’s nightlife, and dive deeply into the temples of Angkor's UNESCO-recognized temples. Savor a plate of pepper crab in Kampot, sunsets over the emerald waters and white sand of Koh Rong Islands are Instagram gold, and Phnom Penh’s culinary scene is the latest talk of southeast Asia.
Moments That Matter
From the crab markets of Kep to the street stalls of Phnom Penh, meeting and cooking with local chefs, exploring the famous temples of Angkor, tracking down the best rooftop cocktail bars and the most exotic night markets, our Cambodia stimulates all of your senses. Eat humble street food and dine at the country’s top restaurants, traveling by scooter, rickshaw, tuk tuk and fishing boat. This is true Cambodia.
Your Private Experience
Who It’s For
For the culturally curious and adventurous foodie. Our Cambodia includes the temples of Angkor, Siem Reap’s food scene, Phnom Penh’s nightlife, and everything in between.
When to Travel
Cambodia has two seasons: wet (Jun - Oct) and dry (Nov - Mar). The best time to visit is Dec - Feb with relatively mild humidity and minimal rainfall.
Make It Yours
Add more time in Angkor, dial up the food and nightlife in Siem Reap or Phnom Penh, slow down with the unhurried rhythm of Kep and coastal Cambodia.
Itinerary Highlights
Our Cambodia covers the country’s best sites. Start in Phnom Penh or Siem Reap, and opt to extend your trip to nearby Vietnam for an even fuller southeast Asia experience.
Where We Sleep
Sleek modern design meets traditional Khmer architecture. Enjoy the comfort and sophistication of our boutique hotels and resorts
Phnom Penh
This Art Deco masterpiece grants you access into different times. It’s been the capital’s 'grand dame' since it opened in 1929. The setting is perfect—a lush, tree-lined boulevard a short way from temples, museums and the riverfront promenade. Rooms are luxurious, with marble bathrooms and some with balconies. Relaxation comes easy—at the spa, the courtyard pool, at the iconic Elephant Bar for afternoon tea.
Siem Reap
Our Siem Reap base gives the best of both worlds. It’s a contemporary chic resort, filled with artful decors and lush looks out to the tropical gardens and pool. Every room brims in comfort, with modern Khmer artworks and a balcony to sit with a drink. And the hotel is amidst the walkable French Quarter, meaning immediate access to markets, shops and cafes.
Kep
Bauhaus goes tropical. This small boutique resort is a study in bold modern design with an ideal waterfront location framed by lush gardens, an infinity pool, and dreamy sunset views. Each room is uniquely designed by protégés of Vann Molyvann, a renowned Cambodian architect and pupil of Le Corbusier.
People Love MO/AD’s Cambodia
Unique experiences, well-organized, outstanding leadership and service.
The integration of traveling with the tastemaker was interesting and trip-enhancing.
Street food was the star of this trip. I felt like I was on an awesome adventure with a group of friends.
FAQs
How many people is this itinerary suitable for?
Our private itineraries are ideal for groups of four or more—you and friends, families, and multi-generational groups. For groups of six or more, an optional Modern Adventure local guide can be arranged.
Can you curate an itinerary for a larger group?
Yes, we can help you craft an unforgettable milestone celebration, for groups as large as 40 or more.
What makes a MO/AD experience different?
Our level of curation and care. We handle everything, overseeing your experience from beginning to end, with the highest levels of ownership and responsibility. We also support you each step of the way, with comprehensive trip materials and itineraries, detailed day-by-day options, insider destination info, gear recommendations, and 24/7 dedicated support.
How far in advance should I plan my trip?
Preferably three to six months in advance. We stay in unique, in-demand boutique and luxury hotels where advance reservations are important to secure the best accommodations possible.
What is typically included?
We curate your Modern Adventure to ensure the experiences are authentic and immersive, and included in your trip price. This includes all accommodations, local transport and airport transfers, private travel for all day trips and excursions, private tours with local guides and cultural experts, exclusive VIP access and activities, all breakfasts and some lunches and dinners.
How much will it cost?
Private Modern Adventures typically cost $750 to $1,500 per person, per day, and vary by time of year, number of people in your group, types of activities you prefer including private local guides and private transfers.
What's not included?
MO/AD Private Departures do not include roundtrip airfare to/from your destination, travel insurance, transportation to your trip’s starting point, hotel incidentals (including room service, laundry service and hotel bar tabs), and any activities or meals not included in your confirmed MO/AD itinerary.
What deposits are required?
After learning more about you, your interests and preferred style of travel, as well as your preferred travel dates, we will present you with a detailed itinerary including activities, internal flights, transport and accommodations. In order to check and confirm availability for your group, there is a $750 non-refundable deposit due. This will be applied to your final trip cost.
Your trip is guaranteed—and your dates secured—with a 25% non-refundable deposit. Many of our local partners, including our hotel and resort partners, require advance deposits to secure the best accommodations. The balance of your trip is due 30 days prior to travel.
What travel documents are needed?
US citizens are required to obtain a visa before traveling into Cambodia, along with a valid passport with at least six months of validity remaining beyond the date of your arrival. For citizens of other countries, please check with your local Cambodian embassy or consulate for information and requirements.