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Full-day tour in Phnom Penh, including One-way private transfer (no sharing) and Phnom Penh hotel / guesthouse pickup. Run by OUROS Travel, booked direct rather than through a reseller.
Highlights
- Fixed price per vehicle \u2014 locked at booking, no meters or hidden charges
Private Transfer: Phnom Penh → SGN/Ho Chi Minh: Key Facts
| Price | From $172 per person |
|---|---|
| Duration | 7 hours |
| Group size | Up to 8 people |
| Languages | English |
| Tour type | Guided Tour |
| Booking | Direct with the local operator — no OTA markup |
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Private Transfer: Phnom Penh → SGN/Ho Chi Minh
Full description
A full-day experience in Phnom Penh. The operator sums it up as fixed price per vehicle \u2014 locked at booking, no meters or hidden charges. The price covers One-way private transfer (no sharing), Phnom Penh hotel / guesthouse pickup and Two-driver cross-border service: Driver 1 (Phnom Penh → Bave. It does not cover night / early-morning surcharge (10:00 p, distance surcharge for pickup or drop-of and vietnam e-visa or visa on arrival fees (, so budget for those separately. Everything included is listed in full on this page; if something is not on that list, assume it is not in the price. Siem Reap's traffic is light by regional standards and the drive from Siem Reap Angkor International Airport, which opened in 2023 about 40 kilometres east of the town, now takes around 45 minutes rather than the ten minutes the old airport did. Within town a tuk-tuk is the normal way to move and a private car is the usual choice for the temple circuits, where the day involves long gaps between stops in heat that sits in the mid-thirties from March to May. Drivers wait at the temples rather than leaving, so a full-day car is hired by the day, not by the trip. Priced per person at about $171 each, so a party of 8 comes to $1,370. The price you see on this page is the total for the party size you pick, not a per-head figure to multiply. OUROS Travel runs it. We book with them directly, so the guide who meets you works for the operator rather than for a reseller.
Includes
- One-way private transfer (no sharing)
- Phnom Penh hotel / guesthouse pickup
- Two-driver cross-border service: Driver 1 (Phnom Penh → Bavet) + Driver 2 (Moc Bai → HCMC)
- HCMC hotel drop-off OR Tan Son Nhat Airport (SGN) departures — your choice
- Air-conditioned vehicle on both legs of the journey
- Professional, licensed drivers (use Google Translate for on-trip communication)
- Toll fees included on both sides of the border
- 30 minutes free waiting from confirmed pickup time
Excludes
- Night / early-morning surcharge (10:00 PM – 05:59 AM, if applicable)
- Distance surcharge for pickup or drop-off outside coverage area
- Vietnam e-Visa or visa on arrival fees (passenger responsibility)
- Any consequences of visa rejection at the border (non-refundable)
- Border crossing delays beyond the Supplier’s control
- Meals, drinks, or entrance fees during journey
Important information
Meeting point
The operator confirms the exact meeting point and time once your booking is confirmed, and you will have it well before the day. If you would rather know before you book, message us on WhatsApp and we will ask them for you.
Know before you go
- Free cancellation available up to 24 hours before the activity starts
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Traveler Reviews
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Travelling by car rather than flying allowed us to see more of Cambodia
The plan was good. We would have a driver to the border, and there we would change to another car on the other side of the border to a new driver. Nobody told the first driver this, so he told us to wait, and we just stood there for 30 minutes not knowing what to do, as he told us to wait. I called the company, but they did not help at all - in fact, they only told me that the Vietnam driver was ready on the other side, but not what we should do, being told to get out of the car on a parking lot. I had to find out myself where the border was, and that we had to walk the last part ourselves. Th