Siem Reap Floating Village Half-Day Small Group Cruise

I understand that you can't see very deeply because the village is an actual residential area, but I would have liked to get a little closer. I spent a lot of time in the ship's restaurant and souvenir shop. However, I was able to talk about various things with the guide, and even heard some stories about the war he experienced, which was very good.

very nice experience. tour guide was friendly and plite.

Worth a try after the temple tour. There are new things to see, drinks and fruit service available.

pickup was delayed. i guess the operator forgot about my booking. but the trip was great and food was amazing

it was low tourist season and also low water level, we were the only 2 on this tour. the guide stopped at a lotus farm on the way to the port, the few lotus in bloom were beautiful and can imagine how magnificent the whole place is during full bloom. we boarded a small boat at the port to go out to the floating village. the water in the river was only up to 1m deep and we see fishermen standing waist deep in water while going out to the lake. after cruising past some houseboats in the village, which included schools, a police station, a church and Buddhist temple, we stopped at a crocodile farm/ market, which sold products made directly from the crocodile skin. after the farm, we made another stopover at the Queen Tara, a cruise boat which currently is anchored due to the low water level. the tour included a drink and fruits while we gaze out at the floating village scenery. similarly, it would have been beautiful at high water level, when the lake expands to many times the current size and water level increases up to 10m from the current 1m. after the rest stop, we returned to the port on the small boat and the bus sent us back to the hotel. it was a short 3hr tour, perfect for a morning before our flight back in the afternoon. it was also a welcome change from the three previous days of temple visiting. the guide was informative and we understood more about how the people adapted to and lived in the floating villages. it will be better to do the tour during the high water season to get the best out of the sights, but then be prepared to hustle with the tourist crowd.

A good adventure for all especially the children to see how people live on water. And to educate them how pollution and global warming affects their livelihood.

Fun, informative and experiential. Thank you to Hoi, for taking our senior couple around the village.

Tara boats Tara boats was late for more than 1 hour, the water ran out so she could not go