Join with us on this beach tour, you will have 8 days to relax and enjoy yourself in the peaceful coastline of Cambodia. Start up at the capital Phnom Penh, you will dive deep into the country’s historic landmarks before spending several days on the laid-back towns of Kampot and Kep, and dreamy beaches of Sihanoukeville to review your exciting impressions. Explore Phnom Chisor temple dated from 11th century, see local life in Kep, and embark on an adventure in Bokor National Park. This trip is a great combination of exploration and relaxation in the southern part of Cambodia.
Join with us on this beach tour, you will have 8 days to relax and enjoy yourself in the peaceful coastline of Cambodia. Start up at the capital Phnom Penh, you will dive deep into the country’s historic landmarks before spending several days on the laid-back towns of Kampot and Kep, and dreamy beaches of Sihanoukeville to review your exciting impressions. Explore Phnom Chisor temple dated from 11th century, see local life in Kep, and embark on an adventure in Bokor National Park. This trip is a great combination of exploration and relaxation in the southern part of Cambodia.
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Read more...Travel by private & shared vehicle with driver according to daily schedule
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Phnom Penh is the most populous city in Cambodia and supposed to the most beautiful French built city in Asia. Abandoned during the Khmer Rouge period and with very little development until the 21st century, Phnom Penh has avoided the mass modern high rise development of other cities in the same area. The city maintains a unique vibrancy and provides a fascinating contrast between old and new. For many visitors, Phnom Penh is a transit stop before hopping on to Siem Reap, nevertheless, there are plenty of reasons to linger in the city. From the historical significant sites to understand what happened in Cambodia during the Khmer Rouge and Pol Pot years to the astounding temples and palaces to explore the classic Khmer architecture that make Phnom Penh an excellent location to spend a few days before heading into other parts of the country. Aside from sightseeing, Phnom Penh has a range of options for nightlife options and restaurants, including some great rooftop bars. There are a plethora of street stalls where you can fill up on noodle dishes, filled baguettes and fruit shakes. The bustling riverfront and Sisowath Quay are lined with cafés, restaurants and bars serving cuisine from all over the world. Boeung Keng Kang is also packed with swish cafes, restaurants and bars. The restaurants are reasonably priced, and many visitors end up lingering in Phnom Penh for the restaurant scene.
The small, sleepy town of Kep was founded in the early 1900s during the French colonial period, and towards the ’60s, it was developed into a luxury beach resort town, welcoming laidback visitors to its warm seashores. Things came to a crashing halt when the Khmer Rouge swept into power and most of the villas were abandoned, but thankfully today the town is once again on the rise. The town is best explored by tuk-tuk traveling along the picturesque coastline, stopping at the markets, a fishing village and salt fields to see how locals make a living. A must-do during your stay is to walk through the bustling crab market as locals cook up their fresh catches, before sitting down to sample the local delicacy - crabs fried with Kampot pepper at one of the many restaurants next door. Beyond the town, there are plenty of activities to do. Take a short boat ride to Rabbit Island which remains undeveloped with only a handful of family-run bungalows, restaurants and seaweed farms. Providing a real taste of rustic island life, this is the ideal place for outdoor activities such as snorkelling, sunbathing and beach barbecues. The jungle-like Kep National Park is also nearby, home to butterflies, monkeys, snakes, squirrels and birds. Let's challenge yourself with a well-marked 8km circuit navigable by foot, mountain bike, or motorbike for a spectacular view over the region.
Kampot is a charming riverside town located in the south of Cambodia. Once a bustling trading port, Kampot still boasts a Chinese population, their single-storey houses, built without stilts, contrasting with the Khmer stilt-houses and colonial shophouses that grace the town’s streets behind the sun-kissed, tree-lined riverfront. A gentle stroll, cycle or tuk tuk ride through the town will take you past crumbling French colonial architecture, the Old Market as well as Kampot Wat, the main Buddhist temple. Kampot’s surrounding countryside is scenic, tranquil and well worth a ride along the red dirt roads as you pass through villages, plantations, paddy fields, palm trees and locals going about their daily lives. This town is also the perfect base to explore the Bokor Hill Station on top of Bokor Mountain, which is often coated in a thick mist adding to the mythical feel of the place. The coastal town is also well-known for its pepper, often regarded as some of the best in the world. Pepper production here has been documented as far back as the 13th century, and the climate and soil in the province are ideal for the plants, providing a distinct aromatic flavour that has made it such a world-renowned product. A stay in Kampot would be incomplete without a visit to a plantation to discover how several variations of the famous spice are grown, harvested and eaten.
Sihanoukville, located on the southern coast of Cambodia, is bustling tourist attraction for those who seeking sun, sea, and sand. Known for its vast coastline, untouched as well as bustling beaches, the port town is a heaven for laidback time and water activities such as swimming, snorkeling, and diving. Sihanoukville also offers a vibrant nightlife scene with numerous beachfront bars and clubs. Additionally, the city is a jumping-off point to nearby breathtaking islands, including Koh Rong and Koh Rong Samloem, which are easily accessible by boat. Embark on an island-hopping adventure and discover the hidden gems that await you offshore. Visitors can also explore the Ream National Park, an area of outstanding natural beauty with mangrove forest and fine sandy beaches. Lace up your hiking boots and venture into this lush wilderness to discover its stunning viewpoints, cascading waterfalls, and serene rivers. Or travel by boat through the mysterious forests to witness the unique ecosystem thriving in these brackish waters and a variety of wildlife including macaques, gibbons, hornbills, and even elusive leopard cats.
Experience Cambodia's natural beauty, rich history, and intriguing culture on this two-week journey. You’ll start at the vibrant capital city Phnom Penh with a city tour around historic sites, then go on a boat trip in Kratie for an encounter with the rare freshwater dolphins, move to Siem Reap, the entrance to the Angkor temples, where you explore ancient jungle-covered temples and get a glimpse at floating villages of Tonle Sap Lake, before traveling to the peaceful countryside of Battambang and Oudong. During the 13-day tour, tourists will have better understanding about the beautiful land and friendly people of this charming kingdom.
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