MYSTERIOUS CAMBODIA KAYAKING EXPEDITION

Best places to visit: PHNOM PENH - STUNG TRENG - KRATIE

Durations

4 days

Tour Type

Daily Tour

Group Size

20 people

Departure

Monthly


Follow the Mekong River from the Laos border to Phnom Penh as you Kayak the amazing flooded forests of the Mekong Wetlands and the remote dolphins trail where you can see the rare Mekong Freshwater Dolphins, cycle through the Silk Islands and cruise through the Four Rivers and into Phnom Penh on a 2-deck cruise boat as you enjoy a BBQ dinner and drinks.


Itinerary :

Day 1: Phnom Penh – Stung Treng
Day 2: Full Day Kayaking Trip in Stung Treng
Day 3: Stung Treng – Kratie
Day 4: Kratie – Phnom Penh

Day 1 – Mysterious Cambodia Kayaking Expedition: Phnom Penh – Stung Treng Adventure tours(-/L/-)

Depart Phnom Penh by private car directly to Stung Treng (stopping for lunch in Kratie). Overnight at a nature lodge located outside of town (basic facilities, private balcony, river view).
O/N in Stung Treng

Day 2 – Mysterious Cambodia Kayaking Expedition: Full Day of Kayaking Trip in Stung Treng (B/L/D)

Travel north along the Mekong to the village of O Sway near the Lao border and begin a full-day kayaking trip down river through remote flooded forests of Cambodia’s amazing Ramsar Wetlands. A boat will provide backup. Many varieties of birds live in these forests.

Picnic lunch en route provided. Return to Stung Treng in the evening. Stung Treng is a northern province of Cambodia. It was formerly called Xieng Teng and was once a part of the vast Khmer Empire, then the Lao kingdom of Lan Xang and later the Lao kingdom of Champassack. During the period of French Indochina it was again ceded to Cambodia.

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Kayaking Tour on Mekong River in Stung Treng

The provincial capital is also named Stung Treng and is an important trade hub with a few hints of Lao influence scattered about, owing to the fact that the Lao border is about 50 km away. It’s a friendly, quiet country town situated on the confluence of the San River and the Mekong River. It actually sits on the banks of the San River, with the mighty Mekong coming into the picture on the northeastern outskirts of he town.
O/N in Stung Treng

Day 3 – Mysterious Cambodia Kayaking Expedition: Stung Treng – Kratie – Sightseeing Tours (B/L/-)

Leave Stung Treng by bicycle along a scenic river route, passing through villages and having opportunities to visit a temple, a school and scenic river views. After 25 km of cycling, we will board kayaks and begin kayaking down river, stopping at sandy islands and watching for rare Mekong River Dolphins. After lunch at a deep dolphin pool, transfer by car to Kratie, arriving in time for sunset over the Mekong.

Overnight at a riverside hotel.

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Kayaking in Kratie

Day 4 – Mysterious Cambodia Kayaking Expedition: Kratie – Phnom Penh (B/L/-)

Transfer by car to the Mekong River south of Kompong Cham and board a ferry boat to cross to the Silk Islands. Enjoy a picnic and swim at a sandy beach on the tip of the northern-most island and make numerous excursions on the islands including visits to an island pagoda, local silk weaving communities, farms, villages and schools as we cycle across two islands.

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Boat Trip in Kratie

From the quiet east bank of the Mekong, we will board a two-deck cruise boat for a comfortable journey to Phnom Penh, enjoying great views of river life, fishing practices, a floating village, the four rivers region and the city. Watch the sunset over the river while enjoying a BBQ dinner and drinks on board before arriving at Phnom Penh. Cycling: 20 km. Want to add Ratanakiri on to this trip? Just ask, and we can add a few days in Ratanakiri onto this trip.

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Include :

  • Car transfers
  • Boat Cruise
  • Most Meals
  • Accommodation
  • Guided Tours
  • All equipment (kayaks, dry bags, bicycles).
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Lloyd

Hi there,
Do have a trip leaving on the 16th of January? If so how much would it be for a solo traveller?

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