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Koh Kong
Mangrove forests, rivers running out of the Cardamom Mountains and community-run eco-tourism on Cambodia’s wild south-west coast.
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Southern coast · 2–3 nights
Mangrove forests, rivers running out of the Cardamom Mountains and community-run eco-tourism on Cambodia’s wild south-west coast.
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Southern coast · 2–4 nights, including the islands
Sihanoukville, Ream National Park and the gateway to Koh Rong and Cambodia’s southern islands.
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City and town
Southern coast · 3–5 nights
A welcoming riverside base for Bokor, pepper farms, limestone countryside and Cambodia’s southern coast.
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Island and beach
Southern coast · 3–5 nights
Choose the right beach and experience Cambodia’s best-known island through sea, forest and community—not sand alone.
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Island and beach
Southern coast · 1–2 nights
A compact coastal retreat for seafood, sea views, national-park walks and weather-dependent trips to nearby islands.
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