Coastal Attraction
Koh Rong Island
Just off the coast of Sihanoukville, Cambodia, Koh Rong is a tropical island that feels like it was made for relaxing,
exploring, and soaking in the sun. Known for its soft white sand, crystal-clear water, and laid-back atmosphere,
it’s no surprise that travelers often call it an island paradise.
The island has something for everyone. If you’re into a lively scene, head to Koh Touch, the main beach area
filled with bars, restaurants, and beach parties. But if you’re looking for peace and quiet, there are plenty
of calm spots like Long Set Beach, Lonely Beach, and Palm Beach, all part of Koh Rong Island, where you can unwind
in a hammock or go for a quiet swim.
Nature lovers will enjoy the island’s jungle-covered hills, waterfalls, and coastal hiking trails.
As a matter of fact, Koh Rong is also home to over 23 beautiful beaches, each with its own charm. You’ll
find local village life in places like ,Prek Svay, Daem Thkov, and Sok San, where many families still rely on
fishing and farming.
Getting to Koh Rong is easier than ever, thanks to faster ferries from the mainland, new flight options
to Sihanoukville, and even train service. Most people visit between November and May, when the weather
is sunny and warm.
Whether you're here to explore Cambodia’s coastline, relax on a quiet beach, or just enjoy island life,
Koh Rong offers an unforgettable escape that’s hard to leave behind.
Koh Rong Samloem
Koh Rong Samloem is often seen as the quieter, more laid-back sister of nearby Koh Rong. Just a short 20-minute
boat ride apart, the two islands are closely connected, both geographically and in the way travelers often
explore them together. While Koh Rong is known for its lively party spots and larger resorts, Koh Rong Samloem
offers a slower pace, ideal for relaxing and reconnecting with nature. Many visitors choose to spend a few days
on each island to enjoy the best of both worlds: Koh Rong’s energy and adventure, and Samloem’s peace and
atural beauty. Ferries run regularly between the two, making island hopping easy.
Orcher Teal Beach
Ochheuteal Beach is the city’s most popular and developed beachfront, Stretching over 3.5 kilometers along the
southern edge of Sihanoukville. This long stretch of sand offers something for everyone, from upscale resorts
and seafood restaurants to casual beach bars and budget-friendly bungalows.
The beach is often divided into sections. The northern end, known as Serendipity Beach, is the busiest part,
lined with guesthouses, restaurants, and bars just steps from the sand. It’s the only beach in Sihanoukville
with accommodation right on the shore. This area has become a favorite among backpackers and younger travelers,
offering a lively mix of food, nightlife, and affordable stays.
Further down the beach, things get more laid-back. You’ll find a mix of local food stalls, bamboo bars,
and beach huts offering chairs and cold drinks. Many Cambodian families and Chinese tourists spend the day
here, bringing food and beer for a festive, social beach experience. Vendors selling fresh seafood, fruit,
and snacks add to the vibrant local feel.
As you move south toward the quieter end of Ochheuteal—past the main 1.3km strip. The crowds thin out.
This area is home to a few relaxed bars and a stalled development project that includes a long-promised
golf course. At night, the southern end stays peaceful, while Serendipity Beach lights up with music and
nightlife.
What really gives Ochheuteal its charm, though, is the beach food culture. Locals stroll the beach selling
grilled squid, tropical fruit, fried snacks, and cold drinks from baskets they carry by hand. If you're not
sure what to try just ask them. Most vendors are friendly, and the food is both tasty and affordable.
Whether you’re looking to relax under a grass umbrella, enjoy a seafood dinner by the sea, or join in on the
fun at Serendipity, Ochheuteal Beach is a must-visit for any trip to Cambodia’s coast.
Koh Sdach Island
Tucked away off the coast of Cambodia in the Gulf of Thailand, Koh Sdach offer a peaceful escape known for fishing,
diving, and local charm, which locates in Koh Kong Province. Koh Sdach is about a five-hour drive from Phnom Penh
followed by a short 15-minute boat ride from the port.
When you arrive, you'll find a welcoming fishing village with colorful boats and floating houses. Once focused
solely on fishing, local villagers now warmly share their lifestyle with curious visitors. whether it's teaching
basic fishing techniques or guiding trips to nearby coral reefs.
The waters around Koh Sdach are ideal for both snorkeling and diving, with vibrant corals and swarms of small,
colorful fish dancing beneath the surface. If you're more into relaxing, the island has quiet, sandy beaches perfect
for swimming and picnicking.
As the sun sets, the fishermen return with their daily catch, fresh seafood that visitors can buy right off the boat
or a beachside barbecue. With simple, affordable guesthouses starting at $25 per night, Koh Sdach is a wonderful spot
to slow down, explore nature, and experience life by the sea.