South Coast Cambodia

Spanning over 1,400 km² in the province of Kampot, Cambodia, the vast Bokor National Park offers a unique landscape in the world, combining majestic mountains, historical ruins, and ancient French colonial buildings.  

Nestled at the southern end of Cambodia, Kampot is a fertile province that reveals enchanting shores, peaceful waterways, and vast agricultural expanses. From this generous land emerge exceptional local products, including Kampot pepper, a flagship of local and international gastronomy.  

As the smallest province in Cambodia, Kep, located on the country's southeast coast, is a popular vacation destination renowned for its picturesque waterfront, fresh seafood, and coastal hiking trails.  

Koh Kong, a hub for ecotourism in Cambodia, is home to an exceptional conservation corridor where the wild coastline and inland jungle meet.  

Sihanoukville, the coastal jewel of Cambodia, is an invitation to relax with its white sandy beaches, azure waters, and island-like atmosphere conducive to escapism.