On an adventure tour take one set of clean clothes in a zip lock bag and keep them separate from everything else. However hot and humid it becomes it is always nice at the end of the day to shower and step into fresh clothes even if it means putting the jungle clothes back on at the end of the day. Lynette
Phnom Penh
Known as the “Pearl of Asia” before the civil war, Phnom Penh as been Cambodia's capital for most of the last six centuries. Phonom Penh has retained much of its old world charm in the face of urban development. Located on the junction of the Mekong, Tonle Sap and Bassac rivers, hotels, restaurants and cafes line the riverfront and numerous boutiques and galleries now await discovery in the small side streets.
Choose from one of our itineraries or design your own tour. You can be assured that your holiday needs will be well catered for.
When to go...
Cambodia has a tropical climate that is warm and humid. The peak of the rainy season from June to August is very humid and the temperatures can reach over 30°C. Seasonal flooding in Phnom Penh and the rest of Cambodia occurs in late July/early August which can cause some disruptions to travel. September to early November is wet and slightly cooler. The peak tourist season is November to February during the dry season. It is very hot between March and May where temperatures as high as 38°C are not uncommon.
Cambodia has a tropical climate that is warm and humid. The peak of the rainy season from June to August is very humid and the temperatures can reach over 30°C. Seasonal flooding in Phnom Penh and the rest of Cambodia occurs in late July/early August which can cause some disruptions to travel. September to early November is wet and slightly cooler. The peak tourist season is November to February during the dry season. It is very hot between March and May where temperatures as high as 38°C are not uncommon.
