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Private transfer with Toyota Hiace from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap (4 to 7 guests on board)
A private transfer with Toyota Hiace from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap puts four to seven people in one cool van, at a departure hour your group picks.
Private transfer with Toyota Hiace from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap (4 to 7 guests on board)
Book a private transfer with Toyota Hiace from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap and nobody hails a second taxi, wrestles a suitcase onto a curb, or stands in the dark waiting for a bus to fill.
One booking covers the whole party: a private transfer with Toyota Hiace from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap, four to seven seats, every bag in the same cabin.
The van collects you at your Phnom Penh hotel at an hour you choose, then heads north for 314 kilometers on National Road 6. No splitting into two cars, no second driver to chase, no luggage handed to a stranger.
Plan six and a half to seven and a half hours, with rest breaks whenever your group calls for one. Skun Spider Market, a roadside lunch table, and Kampong Kdei Ancient Bridge all sit beside the road, and every one of them is optional.
Fares run US$302 to US$350 per group, which undercuts a seat by seat Phnom Penh to Siem Reap private van once six or seven of you climb in.
HIGHLIGHTS
- A private transfer with Toyota Hiace from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap keeps the group in one vehicle from the first suitcase to the last.
- Pickup comes to your hotel, guest house, villa, or street address in Phnom Penh, not to a depot across town.
- Four to seven passengers ride with their luggage in the same cabin, and nobody sits with a bag on their knees.
- Departure time is yours to set, so a 4am start never happens unless you ask for it.
- Skun Spider Market, a local lunch stop, and Kampong Kdei Ancient Bridge are there for the taking, and skipping them is fine too.
- Air conditioning runs the whole way, with cold bottled water within reach.
- Your driver speaks English and knows which roadside restrooms are worth the stop.
- The rate is fixed per group, so a traffic jam near Kampong Thom does not add a dollar to the bill.
- You finish at the door of your Siem Reap hotel, not at a bus station on the edge of town.
Itinerary
Step 1. Pickup at your Phnom Penh address. The driver arrives at the time on your booking, loads the bags, and counts heads. Then the van pulls away.
Step 2. National Road 6 north. Downtown fades into rice fields within twenty minutes. Stilted wooden houses, palms, and roadside fruit stands roll past. This stretch is quiet, and sleep is allowed.
Step 3. First break, on request. Say the word and the driver pulls over at the next safe spot. Skun is the usual choice, since the market stalls and the restrooms sit together and the stop costs nothing.
Step 4. Lunch, when the group is ready. Your driver knows the restaurants along the route and will pull in wherever you point. Order from the menu, settle your own bill, and take your time.
Step 5. Kampong Kdei Ancient Bridge, if anyone wants the photo. The bridge sits right beside the road, so the van stops without a detour. Walk the arches, read the carvings, and climb back in.
Step 6. Siem Reap drop. The last hour passes more farmland and village shops. Your driver follows the address on your booking and stops at the door. Bags come out and the trip ends there.
Toyota Hiace Private Transfer Pricing: Phnom Penh to Siem Reap
One Toyota Hiace, one English speaking driver, and every seat filled by your own group. The van collects you at your Phnom Penh hotel and drops you at your Siem Reap address, with air conditioning, bottled water, and photo or meal stops whenever you ask for one. Rates are set per vehicle for groups of 4 to 7 guests, so the total stays the same no matter how long the drive takes. The per person figure below shows what each guest pays once the group splits the bill. The same rates apply in both directions: Phnom Penh to Siem Reap, or Siem Reap to Phnom Penh.
| Guests in your group | Price per group | Price per person |
|---|---|---|
| 4 guests | $540.00 | $135.00 |
| 5 guests | $600.00 | $120.00 |
| 6 guests | $660.00 | $110.00 |
| 7 guests | $700.00 | $100.00 |
Please note: Prices cover the whole Toyota Hiace, not a single seat, and the per person figure is a guide based on splitting that total across your group. The Hiace is booked for 4 to 7 guests. Smaller parties of 1 to 3 travel in the Toyota Alphard instead, and groups above 7 need a second vehicle, so message us for a quotation on either.
Pickup and Drop Off
Every private transfer with Toyota Hiace from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap starts at a door. Riverside hotels work. So do apartments in BKK1, guest houses on the city edge, and villas out past the Russian Market. Send the address when you book and the van comes to it.
Drop off works the same way on the other end. Hotel, guest house, villa, or a friend’s house in Siem Reap, all fine. The van does not hand you off at a transport hub and wave goodbye.
Have these ready at booking:
- Pickup address in Phnom Penh
- Pickup date and hour
- Passenger count
- Suitcase count
- Drop off address in Siem Reap
Want a later start? Say so. The van runs to your clock, which is why a group flying in late or a family with small kids can set off at nine in the morning instead of five.
What's Included in the Price
Every fare covers:
- One private Toyota Hiace for your group only
- Door pickup in Phnom Penh
- An English speaking driver
- Fuel for the full 314 kilometers
- Road tolls where they apply
- Air conditioning throughout
- Bottled drinking water
- Stops whenever your group wants them, with no fixed schedule
- Door drop in Siem Reap at the address on your booking
What's Not Included
Not inside the fare:
- Meals and drinks, paid where you eat
- Personal spending at the market stalls
- Entrance tickets at any paid site you add
- Tips for your driver, welcome but never expected
- Long detours off the main road, which need a word first
- Travel insurance
Good to know before you book
Here is what sits between the two cities, in order.
- Your Phnom Penh hotel or guest house, where the driver meets you at the agreed hour.
- National Road 6, the long straight line north out of the capital, past rice fields and sugar palms.
- Skun, roughly seventy five kilometers up the road, where the fried tarantula stalls and the market restrooms sit side by side.
- Kampong Thom province, the wide middle stretch where the road runs between small towns and flooded paddies.
- Kampong Kdei Ancient Bridge, known as Spean Praptos, a 12th century stone span built under King Jayavarman VII and still standing beside the highway.
- Siem Reap, where the van pulls up at your address and the bags come out.
What to Bring
What you get from that list is a day that belongs to your group. Stop twice or stop six times. Eat when hungry, skip lunch if you ate late.
Pack for a car day rather than a temple day. The van carries the heavy things, so keep one small bag beside you.
- Passport, plus a Cambodia visa or e visa if your passport needs one
- A daypack holding a camera, a charger, and a light layer
- A rain shell from June to October, when afternoon showers arrive fast
- Shoes with grip for the bridge, since wet laterite gets slippery
- Small US dollar bills and Cambodian riel, and keep a few 1,000 riel notes for restrooms
- Tissues and hand gel, because roadside washrooms run out of both
- A hat and sunscreen for the open air stops
- Any medicine you take daily, kept in the daypack rather than the suitcase
- A refillable bottle, though cold water already sits in the van
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Five things worth knowing before you book. This private transfer with Toyota Hiace from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap runs every day of the year, including Khmer New Year, the December holidays, and the wet season. Rain slows traffic near Kampong Thom some afternoons, so build slack into any dinner plan in Siem Reap.
Cash beats cards along the route. Most stalls take dollars and riel, while card machines stay in town. April brings the hottest weather of the year, and the van stays cool while the market stops do not, so water and a hat earn their space.
There is no Wi Fi in the van. Buy a local SIM before you leave Phnom Penh if you want data on the road. Child seats and backless cushions can be arranged when you mention them at booking, and one seat takes no extra charge.
Book a few days ahead in busy weeks. The larger vans go first around holidays, and same day requests only work in quiet months.
Two more small things. Groups of one to three should take the Toyota Alphard instead, since it costs less and fits a smaller party. The Hiace earns its place from four passengers up, and the price per head falls with every seat you fill.
Cancellation Policy
- Full refunds are issued for cancellations made with at least 24 hours’ notice.
- Non-refundable: Cancellations made within 24 hours or no-shows will not receive a refund.
- Amendments: Changes must be communicated at least 24 hours in advance.
- Refund Processing: Refunds will be issued within 7 business days.
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