Cheap flights to Cambodia

An enticing combination of ancient temples, tropical beaches, colourful markets and street-food stalls serving up the delicious local cuisine, Cambodia is one of Southeast Asia’s most exciting destinations. As well as being on the backpacker trail, its mid-range and luxury hotels make cheap flights to Cambodia a popular choice for anyone wanting to witness the country’s natural beauty and vibrant culture. Whether you want to catch a tuk-tuk from one sight to the next, watch the sun rise over majestic temples, cruise down the Mekong River or escape to the laid-back islands, book cheap flights to Cambodia today for a trip you’ll never forget.

You can fly to Cambodia direct from destinations including Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth.

When it comes to booking tickets to Cambodia, you’ve got a variety of options. You can fly to Phnom Penh, the country’s bustling capital city which offers a fascinating blend of old-fashioned charm and modern development. On its crowded streets you can find markets, restaurants and bars and away from the crowded streets lie some of the country’s most important landmarks.

Siem Reap is another popular destination for tourists. Not only is it the gateway to the breathtaking Angkor Wat, but Siem Reap is an exciting city awash with buzzing markets and bars and restaurants spilling out onto the streets.

If you’re more about the coastline than culture, Sihanoukville is sure to tick your boxes with its long sandy beaches. From here you can also get a ferry across to the incredible islands of Koh Rong and Koh Rong Samloem with yet more stunning beaches and rich marine life.

Cheap flights to Cambodia are especially popular with travellers wanting to witness one of the most famous temples in the world; Angkor Wat in Siem Reap. Tip: head there extra early and watch the sun rise over the temple for a breathtaking sight. And whilst you’re in Siem Reap, don’t forget to check out other impressive temples such as Ta Prohm, Bayon and Preah Khan Temple. The Angkor National Museum is also well worth a visit.

Meanwhile, in Phnom Penh, you can find the Royal Palace, the royal residence of the King and the Silver Pagoda, a beautiful temple that sits within the palace’s grounds, along with the Cambodia National Museum. The Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek also provide an insight into the country’s heart-breaking past. From the archaeological site of Koh Ker to the colonial architecture of Bokor Hill Station and the incredible Banteay Srei temple, there’s also lots to see beyond the main cities.