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Travellers aged 50+ who want to see the real Cambodia, not just the highlights. Groups are small (6 to 10 people), and solo travellers, friends and couples are all welcome.

You should be comfortable walking for a few hours a day, sometimes on uneven ground and in the heat. If you have mobility concerns, talk to Deb before you book.

Yes. Solo travellers are very welcome. Single rooms are available for an extra A$325.

No. Once you enquire, Deb will let you know which flights the group is taking so you can book the same ones.

Yes. Australians need a tourist visa, available online or on arrival. Your passport should be valid for at least six months after you arrive. We’ll talk you through it.

Yes. Comprehensive travel insurance, including medical cover, is mandatory for this tour.

Warm all year. March is hot and dry, July is the green season with afternoon showers, and November begins the cooler, drier months. We’ll send a packing list.

US dollars are used everywhere alongside the Cambodian riel. Bring small US notes in good condition. There are ATMs in town.

No. This is a holiday, not a charity tour, so it isn’t tax deductible. Part of the price covers the well and A LOO 4 A POO, paid directly to WaterWorks Cambodia, and Travel Cambodia separately donates A$200 per traveller.

Send an enquiry and Deb will reply by email with everything you need. A 10% deposit secures your place, and the balance is due 90 days before departure.