Siem Reap Boat tours

We had a wonderful morning with Phyrom who taught us a lot about the history of Cambodia, the Kampong community, and Tonle Lake. We can only recommend this experience.

cool tour with insightful guide. unfortunately went during the dry season so the river was barely there but still fun. and got to try crocodile meat wich was a plus.

The bus arrived at the hotel to pick me up at around two o'clock. After reaching the destination, I boarded a double-decker boat. I was the only Asian in the tour group of over twenty people. The tour guide was a local who spoke English—a very kind person who shared a lot of information and even helped take photos for me, for which I am truly grateful. The itinerary was incredibly interesting, and watching the sunset at the center of the lake became one of the most unforgettable memories of my life.

The hotel transfer was smooth, and they call you when waiting in the hotel lobby. After sailing on Tonle Sap Lake for a while, you can see stilt houses and land in the village. The villagers are very friendly, and the children are playing energetically. The sight of innocent children, which cannot be seen in Japan, is very impressive. You leave the village to coincide with the sunset, stop the boat engine on Tonle Sap Lake, and slowly enjoy the beautiful sunset. It was a very fulfilling tour. If I ever come to Siem Reap again, I would definitely like to participate in this tour again.

Out tour guide, Ben was very hrlpful in sharing food places around the Siem Reap city and places we should visit with our limited time here. He was very knowledgeable with the temples and site we visited. He was also very flexible in changing our itinerary to visit Angkor wat when we ask about the itinerary, which was not actually included in this tour itinerary. The vintage jeep was super cool to ride on. Still giving us fresh air and breeze in the hot weather.