Why this
Matters.
Dive into the soul of Morocco with this unforgettable 12-day journey, blending meaningful volunteer experiences with vibrant cultural immersion, stunning landscapes, and authentic Moroccan hospitality.
Give-back volunteering: Join impactful projects in the town of Imlil to rebuild after the earthquake.
Cultural Discovery: Wander Marrakech’s iconic souks and revel in the beauty of Majorelle Gardens.
Desert Glamping: Spend a magical night in luxury tents under the Agafay Desert sky.
Historical Sites: Visit UNESCO World Heritage sites including Fes and Hassan II Mosque.
Leaving a Lasting Legacy.
This trip embodies community-focused tourism. By listening to local needs and collaborating on sustainable projects like painting schools and water irrigation repairs, the trip ensures tourism benefits the people rather than exploiting them.
The
Journey.
Day: Arrival in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
As you arrive into Phnom Penh our team will meet you as you come through customs and take you to our hotel in the centre of the city. In the afternoon you are free to head out and explore the city under your own steam. Today is an arrival day, so guests will arrive throughout the day and you are free to take the day at your own pace. Relax at the hotel or walk around the centre of the city. It's a very safe and friendly place! Accommodation: Frangipani Royal Palace Hotel Meals are not included on the arrival day as guests will arrive at different times throughout the day. However for those arriving early we plan to eat together in the early evening around 7pm. ...
Day 1
Day: Royal Palace and Wat Phnom
Today we dive into Cambodia’s regal history with a visit to the stunning Royal Palace, home to exquisite Khmer architecture and the Silver Pagoda’s treasure trove of artifacts. Later, we explore Wat Phnom, a serene hilltop temple steeped in legend and the home of Cambodia Bhuddism. After a delicious local lunch, we explore the many markets that form integral part in Cambodians’ lives. Here we will sample exotic fruits, shop for handmade crafts, and experience the daily life of Phnom Penh’s residents. End the day with a warm welcome dinner at one of the top local restaurants in the city. Accommodation: Frangipani Royal Palace Hotel Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner ...
Day 2
Day: Cambodia’s History Unveiled
Today is a poignant exploration of Cambodia’s turbulent past. We begin with a visit to the infamous S21 Museum, a former school turned prison during the Khmer Rouge regime. After a reflective lunch, visit the Killing Fields, where you’ll learn about the resilience and strength of the Cambodian people. Wind down with a serene sunset boat ride along the Chaktomuk River, a tranquil moment to absorb the day’s experiences. Accommodation: Frangipani Royal Palace Hotel Meals: Breakfast, Lunch ...
Day 3
Day: Journey to Battambang
In the morning we travel outside of the city into rural Cambodia to the city of Battambang, well known for its art, laid back way of life and friendly charm. Upon arrival, we will visit the dramatic Phnom Sampov, a temple in the hills surrounding the city where we’ll watch a breathtaking sunset and witness the flight of millions of bats emerging from the surrounding caves. In the evening we'll travel back to Battambang for a city walk and a lively circus performance by the talented youth of Phare Ponleu Selapak, non-profit arts and circus school that empowers children and youth through artistic, educational, and social support programs. Accommodation: Cambana La Riviere Hotel Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 5 - Immersion in Rural Cambodia Today we start with a must for any ethical a...
Day 4
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Accommodation: Khmer Mansion Boutique Hotel Breakfast and lunch (dinner on day 8 not included) Day 9 - Siem Reap Back in Siem Reap, we will spend part of the morning at the APOPO Centre where we'll discover how locals train African Giant Pouched Rats (they are much cuter than they sound) to detect landmines in Cambodia and beyond. These rats and their trainers play a vital role in clearing these dangers. We will see the rats in action, learn about Cambodia’s recent history, and even hold a rat yourself- they're actually very cuddly! After a lunch of your choosing at the Botanical Gardens, we will visit the Metta Karuna Reflection Center, an interfaith reflection and refugee centre doing incredible work in the fields of human rights, refugees and human trafficking, peace and reconciliati...
Day 5
Day: Siem Reap and Rokhak Cooperative
This morning we'll take part in community projects following directly on from our workshop yesterday with Reth. We'll deliver some wheelchairs that have been donated by EVA Travel and this group. We'll also have a conversation with the community leaders in advance of our visit to what else they would like us to do or bring to the local villages. In the afternoon, we'll visit the Rokhak Women's Cooperative to see how they have been able to make a sustainable living from their weaving and basket making. While you're here you can try your hand at making something unique. Accommodation: Khmer Mansion Boutique Hotel Meals: Breakfast and lunch ...
Day 6
Day: Angkor Temples Exploration
Experience the awe-inspiring beauty of the Angkor Wat Temples, a UNESCO World Heritage site. We will plan for an early start so that we can witness the sun rise over Angkor Wat. Then with our spiritual guide, we wander through ancient ruins, marvel at intricate carvings, and learn about the Khmer Empire’s fascinating history. You can spend as much time as you like at the 400 acre site or choose to spend the afternoon exploring Siem Reap at your own pace—visit the lively Pub Street, shop for souvenirs at the Old Market, or relax at your hotel. Accommodation: Khmer Mansion Boutique Hotel Meals: packed breakfast ...
Day 7
Day: Siem Reap
For many people, one day at Angkor Wat just isn't enough, so we have added this extra day in Siem Reap so that you can retun for a further exploration. We will arrange for a tuk-tuk to take you there and you can enjoy the day at your own pace. If you don't want to return to Angkor Wat, we will arrange a visit to one of the floating villages in Siem Reap. These are truly fascinating places where there are no roads and all the traffic is on the water. In the evening we will gather as a group one last time for our Farewell Dinner. Accommodation: Khmer Mansion Boutique Hotel Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner ...
Day 8
Day: Farewell or just a little more?
Bid farewell to Cambodia as you head to the airport for your flight home. You can depart from Siem Reap International or take a flight to Phnom Penh and fly from there. We'll get you to the airport wherever you need to be. Take with you not just photos and souvenirs, but also unforgettable memories and a deeper appreciation for this beautiful country and its resilient people. OR!!!!! Why don't you join us for an optional trip extension: a fascinating exploration of Laos? Accommodation: None Meals: Breakfast Optional Add-on Tour LAOS Your amazing tour of Cambodia is over, you’ve enjoyed every minute, every taste and every experience. And you definitely don’t want to go home just yet! Why not join us for a 5-day extension to your tour in Laos. A landlocked Asian nation, i...
Day 9
Day: Siem Reap to Vientiane
We’ll fly from Siem Reap to Vientiane and get a cab to the hotel to check in. Our hotel is very centrally located, so we can begin our explorations as soon as we are settled in. Today we start with Patuxai, a war monument with panoramic city views and then take a chance to explore the city centre. Later this evening, we’ll enjoy dinner at a local restaurant and visit the night market, which is just around the corner from the hotel. Accommodation: Xaysomboun Hotel and SPA Meals: Breakfast and dinner ...
Day 10
Day: Vientiane
We’ll continue our explorations in Vientiane today with a tuk-tuk ride around the city and a visit to Wat Si Saket, known for its thousands of Buddha images and the golden That Luang Stupa. Following this, we can visit the Cope Museum which explores the impact of the war on Laos. Later this evening, we will enjoy an evening street food tour by tuk-tuk. Accommodation: Xaysomboun Hotel and SPA Meals: Breakfast and dinner ...
Day 11
Day: Vientiane to Luang Prabang
We’ll take an early morning high-speed train to Luang Prabang, lasting about 2 hours and passing through the lush countryside then check into our accommodation before setting out to see this amazing city. Luang Prabang is a UNESCO World Heritage town and is famed for its artistic and architectural heritage.After we arrive, we can visit Wat Xieng Thong, one of the most important of Laos’ monasteries, which remains a significant monument to the spirit of religion, royalty, and traditional art. After lunch, we will take a cruise on the Mekong River to visit the Pak Ou Caves, filled with Buddha images. Later in the evening, after dinner and a dip in our hotel pool, we’ll head out to Mount Phousi to enjoy the sunset views. Accommodation: VangLuang Hotel - Luang Prabang Meals: Breakfast an...
Day 12
Day: Luang Prabang
We venture out of the city today for a day trip to Kuang Si Falls and Bear Sanctuary. There are numerous milky turquoise waterfalls to enjoy here, but we’ll try to have an early start to avoid the crowds. We’ll also head over to the Sun Bear sanctuary to learn more about these endangered creatures and the work being done to protect them. We’ll be back in the hotel around 3pm- just time to have a relaxing massage or a dip in the pool before dinner. Accommodation: VangLuang Hotel - Luang Prabang Meals: Breakfast and lunch ...
Day 13
Day: Luang Prabang
It’s our last full day in Luang Prabang, so we’ll make sure to make the most of it. In the early morning, we can witness the alms giving ceremony in the early morning. This is a longstanding tradition in Laos Buddhist culture that people will giving alms or donations. It dates all the way back to the 14th century, around the time when Theravada Buddhism was chosen as the official religion by Laotian Kings. It is still daily practiced by thousands of Buddhist monks across Laos today. This act is known as “Sai Bat” or “Tak Bat”. Every morning at dawn, Buddhist monks and novices in orange robe set out from their monasteries to receive offerings of food from the local people. The offerings consist mainly of sticky rice which devotees wake up before dawn to cook. But sometimes offering food m...
Day 14
Day: Departure from Luang Prabang
We say goodbye this morning after breakfast and hope that you have enjoyed exploring and learning more about Laos—its history, people, and hopes for a more prosperous future. We’ve loved having you on the Cambodia/Laos tour and hope to see you on an EVA tour again in the future. After breakfast, we will help you arrange your transport to Luang Prabang International Airport and wish you a safe journey home. Meals: Breakfast Book Now Booking T&Cs Please click the following link to view the terms and conditions for booking this trip. https://www.evatravel.uk/booking-terms-and-conditions EVA Volunteer Travel 2 Oak Mews Lisburn Co Antrim BT28 2ZW EVA Travel © 2025 in partnership with Connect with like-minded socially conscious travellers on our facebook group Resources Tours Blog About C...
