Why Cambodia?
When to Travel?
November to March is considered “Dry season” and is the most popular time to visit. December and January are particularly busy due to the pleasant temperatures in the mid-to-high twenties (Celsius, approx. 80-85 degrees Fahrenheit). April and May make up the end of the dry season and are the hottest months of the year, though this makes for less tourists and an eerily quiet Angkor.
The “Wet season” (often dubbed green season for the luxuriant foliage and lush rice paddies that stretch the length and breadth of the country) starts around May/June through to October/November. The rain is not constant: it comes down in short, intense spells, mostly during the afternoon. In all our years of hosting workshops, we’ve never had to cancel because of rain. This season is a great time for photography: the vivid greens of the countryside or the flooded villages on the Tonle Sap lake set against towering clouds and deep blue skies provide a picture perfect backdrop for landscape photography. This season comes with the added bonus that there are fewer tourists around.
Is a VISA needed to enter Cambodia?
Responsible Travel
How do I book a tour?
What if I need to cancel?
Workshop Programs
Our workshops cover a wide range of subject matter – exploring towns & markets, attending local festivals and ceremonies or exploring the ancient temples and vast countryside, all the while having an experienced instructor on hand to assist, provide tips and answer questions. Our aim is to provide an unforgettable experience where participants experience the beauty and rich culture of Cambodia whilst at the same time developing their photography skills through interaction with, and the support of our team of professionals.
Why come with us?
In addition to this:
• With years of travelling experience we understand fellow travellers’ requirements
• We focus on offering a customised service to ensure your personal needs are met; we take great pride and helping you realise your personal goals for the trip
• We take safety very seriously and therefore do everything in our ability to ensure you are not put in harm’s way; and
• We love Cambodia and it’s people and therefore always ensure that we respect the locals, their culture, as well as the beautiful nature of Cambodia.
How much does it cost?
Our prices start at USD $130 for half day tours and USD $220 for full day tours (price varies depending on tour selected; please see relevant tour page for details).
If you’re looking for a custom tour, feel free to ask for a quotation using our CONTACT page; we usually reply within 24 hours.
We can also provide or recommend accommodation that caters to all budgets.
What should I wear?
What gear do I need?
Prices, admissions, and average costs
All other fees, permits, tolls etc. will be covered within our tour price. Please note that meals are not provided unless explicitly state. We generally advise bringing along small change for coffee, juice, snacks etc., though chilled drinking water is provided free of charge throughout the tours to all of our participants.
Businesses from cafes to hotels in Cambodia cater to a range of budgets; you’ll be sure to find something that fits your travel style. If you’re looking for recommendations, just ask.