Cheap Flights to Cambodia

How long is the flight to Cambodia?

Flights from London to Phnom Pehn, Cambodia: 14 hours 20 minutes.

Flights from Manchester to Siem Reap, Cambodia: 16 hours 05 minutes.

Flights from Birmingham to Phnom Pehn, Cambodia: 17 hours 10 minutes.

Flights from Glasgow to Siem Reap, Cambodia: 17 hours 55 minutes.

Which airlines operate flights to Cambodia?

There are many different airlines that offer cheap flights to Cambodia such as China Eastern, Malaysia, China Southern, Vietnam, British Airways and Etihad. Deciding which airline to travel with really just comes down to your preference and your budget. First you’ll need to decide where in Cambodia you want to visit and the dates you wish to travel, and then you can compare the price of flight tickets for a few different airlines. Airlines such as Etihad are usually more expensive although you can expect high quality flights to Cambodia with comfortable seats and excellent service. British Airways is another good airline to consider. They provide complimentary food and drink throughout their flights to Cambodia and you can become a free member of their executive club, meaning you can earn a lot of ‘Avios’ air mile points which you can then redeem against future cheap flight tickets.

How to get from the airport to the city centre?

Siem Reap:

Once your flights to Cambodia land in Siem Reap you’ll be greeted with several different options to get into the city. There are strict rules in place to ensure that no driver’s under-cut each other so there is generally a set price with no real need to bargain or negotiate with them. Taxis are the first option you should consider. You can find a taxi stand from outside of the airport where you can book either a standard taxi or a bigger van taxi for slightly more money. Taxis are fairly inexpensive and you shouldn’t pay more than around £6.00 for a standard taxi or £8.00 for a van taxi. Another option to consider is a tuk tuk. If you walk passed all of the taxis and you’ll find a group of men shouting and asking you if you want a tuk tuk journey. They are slightly cheaper than taking a taxi but be wary of the drivers once they drop you off at your hotel. Usually they offer to give you a tour of the temples for very cheap prices and then increase the price dramatically half-way through.

Phnom Penh:

Finding your way from Phnom Penh to the city is relatively simple. You have the same options available as Siem Reap although the pricing does vary. Once you land and begin to exit from the airport you’ll first be harassed by many different drivers all trying to get your attention. Ignore these. You can find tuk tuks from within the airport grounds and these are at a set price of around £6.00. Tuk tuks are a fantastic way to see Phnom Penh for the first time but be wary of your belongings during the journey. You can also take a taxi which is the fastest and safest way of transport. You’ll see a line of official taxis once you leave the airport and they’ll give you a ticket with the price on before you begin your journey. There is also a bus service available. Once you leave the airport turn right and you’ll see the bus stop. Buses are incredibly cheap, for around £0.30, but make sure you have change in the local currency.

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