Bali Cambodia Tours

The ideal months to visit Cambodia are typically November through February. The weather is cool and dry during these months. It's cozy for sightseeing outside. Temperatures are usually between 20°C and 30°C.

Meanwhile, this is also the peak season for visiting Angkor Wat and Phnom Penh, so you will find lots of tourists in Cambodia. If you prefer fewer crowds, March to April or October is also a good choice, though it can be hotter.

From May to September, Cambodia has its rainy season. But it's an ideal travel time if you want to visit Cambodia with fewer crowds and less expense.

The cost of a Cambodia trip from Bali depends on flights, hotels, and tours. Depending on the airline and season, a return ticket may cost $250 to $500 USD.

Budget tourists can stay in guesthouses and eat local street food in Cambodia for about $30 to $50 USD per day. The cost of a mid-range vacation that includes comfortable transportation, guided tours, and three-star hotels could range from 70 to 120 USD per day.

If you prefer luxury, Cambodia also has 4–5 star resorts and private tours, costing 150 USD or more per day. We can help you find a package that matches your budget.

Most travelers spend about 7–10 days if they want to visit both Bali and Cambodia quickly. It allows around 3–4 days in each country.

Two weeks is the perfect amount of time if you want a deeper experience. You can enjoy beaches and temples first in Bali, then fly to Cambodia to explore the incredible Angkor Wat and Phnom Penh. In two weeks, you’ll have enough time to travel at a relaxed pace.

You can plan your Bali and Cambodia tours based on your interests. For example, if you love beaches, spend more time in Bali. Give yourself extra time in Cambodia if you enjoy history and culture.

Yes, most travelers will need a visa to enter Cambodia, no matter where they come from. For Bali tours, your nationality will decide whether you need a visa or not.

For Cambodia tours, the easiest way to get a Cambodia visa is the e-visa. You can apply online before departure. And the e-visa usually takes about 3 working days to process. You can stay for up to 30 days with an e-visa. The cost of an e-visa is about $30 USD.

At the airports in Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, and Sihanoukville, some travelers with certain nationalities can also obtain a visa upon arrival. You can check the latest policy about the Cambodia visa here.

A Bali-Cambodia tour gives you the best of both countries. Bali offers beaches, rice terraces, Uluwatu temples, and distinctive dances. For active tourists, the island also offers surfing and yoga retreats.

In Cambodia, Angkor Wat is a must-see highlight in Siem Reap. Besides, you can also see Ta Prohm, Bayon Temple, and watch the sunset at Phnom Bakheng. Phnom Penh offers the Royal Palace, local markets, and the moving Killing Fields site.

When you travel to Bali and Cambodia together, you will experience a fantastic blend of leisure, exploration, and culture. Many travelers enjoy this journey because it is full of variety.

Yes, it is absolutely worth it. Bali and Cambodia are very different, so a combined Bali-Cambodia tour gives you two unique travel experiences in one trip.

Bali is well-known for its islands and beaches. While Cambodia is rich in cultural and historical heritages, such as the Angkor Wat temple, the killing fields, the Royal Palace, etc. Your Bali Cambodia trip is thrilling and unforgettable with this kind of contrast.

If you already plan a tour in Bali, adding Cambodia is a perfect choice. Many travelers feel it makes their trip to Southeast Asia more complete.

Both Bali and Cambodia are generally safe for tourists. Millions of travelers visit the two countries every year without any problems.

However, you should still be careful like when traveling in any country. It's suggested to watch your belongings in crowded places and use trusted transportation. Health-wise, drinking bottled water is recommended. Moreover, travel insurance is always a good idea.

If you travel with us, our local team is always here to support you 24/7 during your journey. So you can travel with peace of mind and safety.

Both Bali and Cambodia are affordable compared with many other countries. Usually, Cambodia is cheaper than Bali. You’ll spend less on food, hotels, and tours in Cambodia.

Prices can vary in Bali. Some areas are budget-friendly with guesthouses and local small restaurants, while tourist zones like Seminyak or Ubud can be more expensive.

Even in Siem Reap or Phnom Penh, Cambodia, you can find affordable hotels and eat well for a few dollars. Overall, if you want to save money, Cambodia will usually be lighter on your wallet.