STUNNING CAMBODIA

Song Saa is a private island resort of Cambodia providing ultra-luxurious villas designed into the jungle over the sea. The food is fabulous, there’s a soporific spa, and a ravishingly restful atmosphere. Rates are expensive, but include all meals and most drinks. Worth saving up for. Location This teeny-tiny resort, opened in 2012, is dotted across 2 islands within the secluded Koh Rong archipelago. The surroundings is pristine, with untouched stretches of golden sands circled above by colourful hornbills, and around by clear calm waters teeming with tropical fish. It’s somewhat of an odyssey to get here though - you’ll got to take an internal flight from Siem Reap or a four-hour road trip from Phnom Penh, followed by a 30-minute ride on the resort’s motorboat from the port city of Sihanoukville. Style and character Song Saa combines luxury and a strong conservationist philosophy without pretensions. Sitting within the middle of a 100-hectare marine reserve (w...

Besides boasting a renowned name and beautiful white sand beaches there are many wonders of natural beauty hidden within the islands close to the coastal town of Sihanoukville. One such island is Bamboo Island (Koh Russei), where picturesque beaches and the fresh sea air soothes tourist’s souls, sends them into a state of relaxation and melts their cares away. You won't find TV or web or even roads on Bamboo Island but what you'll find is warm, blue, crystal-clear water, excellent for swimming, soft golden sandy beaches, lush natural surroundings, and plenty of peace and tranquility that you won’t encounter in several other so-called ‘relaxed’ destinations. This is serenity at its best. You’ll find footpaths throughout the island, so you'll be able to explore the jungle covered interior. There’s a volleyball net on the beach. How To Get There The one and a half hour trip to Koh Russei from Ochheuteal Beach only costs $20 per round trip for teams of...

Koh Rong is the biggest island off the coast of Sihanoukville within the Gulf of Thailand that stretches from southeast to north-west, roughly elongate form and it encompasses an area of 78 square km. The parcel of land is preponderantly craggy with a large mountain (316 meters) at the island’s north-west. The hills offer water for incalculable creeks and estuaries. The island’s interior is somewhat fully forested, concealing variety of waterfalls. Koh Rong has about 43 kilometers of beaches. There are no less than twenty-three beaches of varied length and coloration – from (predominantly) white to beige to rosy sands - on most of the outline. Bays, sticking out capes and spectacular erinaceous rock formations give a beautiful island’s scenic panorama. The southern coastline - exposed to the weather and open sea, is especially spectacular, whereas the eastern coast that faces towards the land is characterised by a sequence of sleek hills, gently sloping towards the vari...

Kep is a seaside tourist city located 173 Kilometers south west of Phnom Penh. Visitors from Phnom Penh take National Road 3 via Kampot province or National Road 2 via Takeo province. In addition, the train from Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville stops at Damnak Chang Eur Station, about 7 Kilometers from the city. Foreigners coming from Vietnam can enter Cambodia via the Ha Teang Prek Chak border checkpoint, about 40 Kilometers from Kep, or they can travel by boat from Vietnam or Sihanoukville to the Kep City Port. Kep is a small city. The beach, which is suitable for swimming; is only 1,000 meters long. However, Kep is a big seafood market. The city was founded in 1908 during the French colonial times. It was renovated into a beautiful seaside resort in 1960s during then-Prince Norodom Sihanouk’s Sangkum Reastr Niyum regime. The name Kep is derived from the French words le cap, or cape in English. A cape is a point of land that just into water, especially a headland significant ...

The Kampot area also offers several other attractions including pre-Angkorian ruins and caves, jungle trekking, bicycling tours, river cruises, island trips, fishing trips, isolated beaches, pepper plantations, bamboo train rides and some beautiful rural countryside. Most visitors come here to have a look at the old French colonial architecture, which is one still in charming condition, to have a vantage point for visiting the near beaches or the small islands of Kep. Kampot province is also renowned for the quality of its fruits (durian, coconut, mango, etc.), its sea salt and of course the famous Kampot Pepper. The special fresh climate and soil type of Kampot as well as the experience from several generations of pepper farmers make this pepper unique and much sought-after by gourmets worlwide.

SihanoukVille! It's Wintertime here, and the party for 2016 is just getting started. November to February is the perfect time of year for a holiday on the Southern Coast of Cambodia, SihanoukVille . Mostly perfect days and nights, upper 20's and lower 30's (like 80 degrees for Americans), and very little rain.  Just blue skys and lots of fun! Party islands and isolated islands, with beautiful beaches surround the town. Don't miss out on all the FUN !