Best Private Transfers: Phnom Penh to Siem Reap

The vast majority of the 146 options we compare are private tours, making up 86% of the listings. While you can find group formats, private transfers are the most common way to travel this route, accounting for 62% of the options available across booking platforms.

Prices vary significantly depending on the service level, with a typical range between $65–$145. While some budget options start as low as $36 and luxury services can reach $700, the median price for the options we compare is approximately $105.

If you are looking for the best balance of cost and quality, the transportation category is a standout. These options average $81 and hold a near-perfect rating of 4.99★, which is higher than the overall average across all 1,886 pooled reviews.

Inclusions depend on the specific provider, but among the options we compare, the most common features include:

• Driver included (38% of options)
• Entrance fees included (32% of options)
• Insurance included (21% of options)
• Fuel included (18% of options)
• Drinks included (14% of options)

The duration varies based on whether you are booking a direct transfer or a sightseeing tour. Most options have a median duration of about 6 hours, though the full range of experiences we compare spans from 3 hours to over 23 hours.

Most travellers will be transported in a car, which is the most common vehicle type at 78%. Other options available across booking platforms include taxis, minivans, and occasionally larger vans or private vehicles.

Yes, there is a wide variety of linguistic support available. The options we compare are offered in 8 different languages, including English, French, Italian, Spanish, Khmer, German, Russian, and Portuguese.

Download the PassApp or Grab apps. These allow you to book tuk tuks with fixed prices, which prevents overcharging by drivers.

Dress modestly. You must cover your shoulders and knees. Many sites require you to remove your shoes before entering.

Do not drink tap water. Stick to bottled water or filtered water provided by your hotel to avoid stomach issues.