My friend and I took this Half Day Tour on October 27th and we had a great time. Our guide, Vutiy, was wonderful. He was always smiling, friendly, and very knowledgeable. We were served drinks and a fruit platter while cruising on the river and got a chance to see the people that live on the river and on boats. We walked around the island with Vutiy as he explained various things such as burial practices, info on monks, etc. Once at the Silk community, we saw several women work on looms as Vutiy provided information on the silk process from start to finish. We even got to touch the silk worm cocoons. Before we left the island, we were given the opportunity to buy items at the Silk Shop. I had to purchase several items as they were too beautiful not too. Do yourself a favor and book this tour! I highly recommend it!

We took a sunset cruise on the Mekong River, and it was one of the highlights of our trip. The views of Phnom Penh’s skyline as the sun set were breathtaking. The boat was comfortable, and the service on board was great. The romantic atmosphere was perfect for couples looking to enjoy a quiet evening together.

We wanted a water trip during the day and most were at night. Booked this one the evening before and called them early morning (7am) to confirm pick up. English was not a problem. We were the only booking and time was arranged for our convience. Fun tuktuk ride and a friendly welcome on the boat - smaller,old stock with character. Great information and engagement with our guide who provided fresh fruit and offered refreshments too. Such contrast with river lifestyles and significant development. What a hard working people.

We went on the afternoon cruise and there were only 4 of us onboard which meant our guide had plenty of time to tell us all about his life and local life. It was fascinating and extremly informative. We cruised round into the Mekong River and went ashore at a small peacful island. Visited the Budist temple and our guide explained so much we didn't know. we briefley vistied a school in the grounds of the temple and the children were so friendly and all smiles. Onwards to the silk village were we saw the silk worms and how the silk was harvested and soun. This was followed by seeing the ladies working thr handlooms to produce the silk cloth. Well worthwhile trip.

Really enjoyed visiting silk island, we both learnt so much on this trip. It definitely makes me appreciate a beautiful silk scarf now. There was only 4 people on the tour we booked. Great trip.

I have a great memory at Memorable Cambodia Cruise at Phnom Penh City -Cambodia. Recommend to all travelers if you have time , please spend your time for sunset cruise.

I love silk and textiles, and so I knew I wanted to do this cruise! You are guided through a local village to a silk producing workshop. The weavers are mainly widows, some with children to support. You can see the entire silk producing process -- from laying eggs to the silk worms, to how they spin the silk thread from the cocoons, and then how they set up the looms and start weaving. You can buy silk pieces from the store there, and I bought a couple. They are absolutely gorgeous. The guide is knowledgeable, cheerful, and friendly. I picked this company because it is run by Cambodian tourism/hospitality students.

Awesome evening tour, really recommend it. Great staff Davuth & Vuthy. We had the most amazing evening, we stayed on board after the cruise finished drinking with the great staff. A must do folkes 👍☺️

Lovely ride down the Mekong. The silk factory was very enlightening. Nice fresh fruits and beer . Good experience

Enjoyable cruise on comfortable boat. Free beer and fruit platters are lovely touches. Very friendly staff

Great service, and very helpful all the way trough the tour. Took his time on telling us about what we saw on the Mekong, and answering any questions we had.

Had an awesome cruise. Being off season we had the boat and guide all to ourselves (2 of us). Very knowledgeable guide. A second tuk tuk guide (Kim) on the island was equally impressive. Learnt a lot about silk farming. Very interesting with the right guide. Again we were the only tourists on the island for a couple of hours. Ended up spending a lot more than intended at the store but no regrets. Products were available at very different price points for different budgets but high quality craftsmanship. Funds go to the island women's cooperative that keep the traditions going.

Although we enjoyed the day and the host was good value, on boarding the boat we noticed it is in dire need of refurbishing (about 20 years ago) it was interesting. Not the crew but the guy who showed us through the silk producing process was knowledgeable BUT annoyingly wanted us to buy stuff and continually asked about a ‘tip’. So bad he turned us off the whole experience. We advised our crew host of this and he was mad and told us that he would sort it out as he had warned that man about this on previous occasions. On way back to the Phom Penh dock we were caught in a monsoonal downpour and ended up soaked. But it was a bit of an experience we enjoyed the day and would recommend the tour.

A wonderful afternoon in a lovely village filled with laughing, playing children and beautiful ladies continuing with their traditional skills. The cruise down the river was relaxing watching life and it’s contrasts from the river. Our guide was very accommodating and knowledgeable.

An truly amazing trip! For the whole day we came across no other tourists which was such a massive plus and for those in Cambodia who did not visit Oudongk it’s absolutely their miss! We started off with a cruise up the river past the floating villages with various sights as we moved up the river towards Oudongk. Our boat moored off the bank and our guide (who was absolutely brilliant) then took us up by tuk tuk to a silver village and from their to the Buddhist temples below Oudongk. We met the monks and the nuns, we were able to fully explore all the temples and the living accommodation for the monks and nuns who were so friendly and curious about ourselves. The nuns in particular. From there we went up the mountain, down to a street market and then had a lovely late lunch before heading back to our boat and down the river. This tour was the best of our entire three week trip. The guide was knowledgeable and incredibly accommodating to allow us to explore all the areas we wanted to. It felt very authentic to the area and felt like we really were experiencing a part of Cambodia that very few people have the privilege in experiencing. But thank you to our guide for a truly memorable experience! Gareth Jones (and the family)