Cambodia · SIHANOUKVILLE TOURS
Almost everything that leaves Sihanoukville is a day out: a shore excursion off a ship in port, a city run with a driver, or the drive east into the Kampot pepper country and its caves. The 15 below cover all three, priced, with pickup arrangements and how much of each day goes on the road.
Explore Kampot’s Phnom Kbal Romeas with climbing, via ferrata, abseiling and caves in a safe, four-hour adventure for all levels.
“It was all spectacular but the mountain climb and internal rock climbing were tied for number 1. Repelling was great as well as the cave exploration. It was the best part of our 4 days in Kampot. The guides were wonderful 😊.”
Explore Sihanoukville’s fishing port, markets, temples, beaches, and Khmer culture on a practical small-group cruise excursion.
“Tour guide was so kind and knowledgeable. And he was very flexible with what we wanted to see. It was very hot day so he offered us cold towel and waters many many times. Otherwise we could have 🔥.”
Explore Kampot’s salt fields, cave temple, Khmer Rouge-era Secret Lake, and famous pepper plantation by tuk-tuk for $20.
“Nice trip yet the road is too bumpy and dusty ,must wear mask glass hat ; Impressed the salt field especially under sun. La plantations learned knowledge of different peppers”
Tour La Plantation near Kampot, taste four pepper varieties, learn old farming traditions, and enjoy a two-course Khmer lunch for $21.
“It was nice to see the pepper farm and spend a couple hours there. Lunch was quite nice and they did have a vegetarian selection. The drive to the farm was quite tough and it would have been helpful if Viator had pooled the group and drove us there together.”
Explore Kampot and Kep by tuk-tuk, from a Hindu cave temple and pepper farm to salt fields, Secret Lake, and fresh crab.
“Good trip, picked up on time and Tango answered any questions that we had. Only downside is that we didn’t get to see the salt fields (forgot this was part of the excursion until writing this review) which would have been nice to see.”
Review of the $29 Bokor National Park tour from Kampot, with cool mountain air, temples, ruins, waterfalls, views, and tuk tuk travel.
“We hadden een geweldige dag met gids Roy. Hij spreekt perfect Engels. We leerden veel bij over de regio en de geschiedenis van Cambodja. We hadden geluk met het weer, waardoor we de prachtige uitzichten konden bewonderen. Ook zagen we veel apen. We raden deze tour zeker aan!”
Explore Bokor National Park with a small group, English-speaking guide, historic ruins, mountain views, waterfalls, and vegetarian lunch.
“Pickup was at a decent time where you could have breakfast first and not rush to get out. The tour guide was a really nice man, very knowledgeable and explained the sights. I felt I was given enough time to explore the areas that we did stop off at such as the black palace, the church, the temple, but I would have liked to have explored more of the abandoned buildings such as the post office, casino and police station, but I appreciate there is only so much that can be done in the time as it was a half-day trip. The lunch provided for me was suitable for me…”
Explore Kampot’s salt fields, cave temple, secret lake, and pepper farms on a small-group countryside tour with local guides.
“We had a really nice experience with Roy. He is a good driver, his English is very good and he gave us a lot of information about the things we saw on the tour. He is also very friendly and funny so it was great to spend the day with him. So great that we booked another tour with him for the following day!”
Bike Kampot’s backroads, visit lotus farms, taste homemade foods, and meet local families with friendly student guides for $29.
“A very good Time here with our local guide "T" (wouldn't dare to try to write your name). A good way to discover kampot's countryside and locals while exercising. We had the chance to meet with differents families, each of them having their own traditional activity to shoRead more”
Explore Kampot’s salt fields, Brateak Krola Lake, and La Plantation pepper farm on a four-hour tuk-tuk tour with tasting included.
“A great tour while in Kampot! Our guide Romly was very friendly and knowledgeable about the area, took lots of photos and gave loads of water throughout the day😊”
Explore Kampot and Kep in one day with salt fields, a cave temple, pepper tasting, Brateak Krola Lake, and Kep crab market.
“This was a very fun day with a fantastic tour guide. He was very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. I would highly recommend this tour and tour guide.”
Review of the Sihanoukville to Phnom Penh shore excursion, with Royal Palace, S-21, transport advice, timing, cost, and booking tips.
“Taxi driver really did his best and self taught English was good. Guide was informative and good. Recommend this trip”
Review of Sihanoukville’s $59 cruise excursion, with fishing port, waterfall, temple, market, beach, guides, value, and practical tips.
“We greatly enjoyed our tour with our engaging guide Sam and the very good driver. The only reason for not giving 5 stars is that with 6 tourists the van was at capacity, making the exiting at stops a bit awkward. Still had an interesting and flexible tour that was good value. We were very happy that we went to this port.”
Explore Kampot’s cave temple, Secret Lake, pepper farm, salt fields, and Kep Crab Market by private tuk-tuk with local guide Pheary.
“What a wonderful and full day with Pheary. The tour itself hit so many interesting places. Salt fields, Temple Cave, Secret Lake, Pepper Farm, and Kep market but Pheary adds a little extra. Local farm near Temple Cave, fishing area near Kep mRead more”
Review of the private Sihanoukville to Phnom Penh transfer, covering comfort, timing, port pickups, traffic, vehicles, price, and practical tips.
“The driver was great, friendly but didn’t talk you to death. The conditions were wet from start to finish and the driver took his time so he was safety first. It’s a long journey and the driver made it comfortable and did a good job.”
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