Sihanoukville Tours, Tickets & Excursions

"The plantation tour and learning about growing pepper was great. Enjoyed going to the Cave. The Road going to the plantation and cave is rough and dusty. It's a good idea to bring a dust mask. The secret Lake and salt farm are a little weak. Definately worth the trip for the Pepper Plantation."

"Punctual. Good driving. Very pleasant driver. Comfortable car. Great experience all round. Highly recommend."

"An excellent experience of Bokor mountain, with a very good guide/driver, Mr Lim, in some quite challenging weather conditions - with thick fog and monkeys on the road :)"

"This was a great tour. Our guide, Mr Chhum and our driver, Bun Thoeum were very helpful. 5 star service"

"We had a lovely day out with our English-speaking Tuktuk driver and guide, Roy. Being a local who has done tours for 10+ years, Roy knows the Kampot countryside like his pockets and ensured we had a great time. His Tuktuk is new, comfortable, and provides window covers, which is reassuring, especially on some of the dusty roads in the countryside. We were picked up comfortably from our hotel in Kampot at 8am, and received a bottle of water each. Starting with the lush tropical forest that is Bokor National Park (and the huge Black Lady statue, the wonderful Buddhist temple, the eerie former Hill station and the beautiful waterfall) in the morning, we visited the fantastic cave temple of Phnom Chhngok in the early afternoon to move on to La Plantation for a late lunch (3pm) and visit of their pepper farm. As this was/ is basically a private tour with your driver, we could flexibly adapt and skip Kep (as we moved there the day after anyways) and the stop at the Salt fields, which was great for us. We were back at our hotel by 6pm - all in all, we truly enjoyed our day and the tour with Roy and can only recommend it!"

"Interesting tour. We knew everything about the daily life of people from the fishing village to the local market. The visit to the natural waterfall was interesting although it is not the high waterfall one can expect from its name. Construction projects are everywhere as well as chineese companies, resturants, hotels and overall casinos."

"We loved visiting the school and bringing the students school supplies. That was definitely the highlight! Our tour guide was flexible and pleasant as to what we wanted to do."