Cambodia · FISHING
Good fishing trips fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Explore Tonle Sap from Siem Reap by boat, visiting Rolous Market, Kampong Phluk, and the flooded forest with a local guide.
“Pal Saruon and Driver Nat were our guides. Amazing tour. Interesting facts about history and culture. If you want an in depth experience, and get to know the locals, definitely highly recommend!”
Cruise Tonle Sap’s stilt villages and flooded forest, then explore rural Cambodia, seasonal farming, local snacks, and a Buddhist monastery.
“Sargon Pal was very nice, he explained a lot of interesting things. The tour was relaxing”
Fish for snakehead in Siem Reap’s rice fields, visit Khmer markets, share lunch in a village, and learn rural fishing with a small private group.
“It was a really fun way to spend a day in Cambodia. The tour is a great way to experience authentic rural life and was a much appreciated break from the mass tourism in Siem Reap. I would highly recommend it to anyone with an interest in fishing.”
Snorkel Koh Rong, fish, enjoy a BBQ and sunset on Long Beach, then see glowing plankton on a six to seven hour island tour.
“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”
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