29-meter monument on Bokor Mountain honoring Yeay Mao, a Neak Ta guardian of Kampot Province, revered by locals.

Former summer residence of King Norodom Sihanouk; the ruined building and jungle views give it a haunting, photogenic feel.

1920s Catholic French church that survived wars and storms; simple brick interior and misty vistas make it a classic Bokor stop.

Two-tier cascade whose name means “swirling clouds”; lively in rainy season, calm pools in dry months—nice for a short stroll and photos.

Mountaintop pagoda from the 1920s named for five boat-shaped rocks; peaceful shrines and sweeping views over jungle and sea.

Visit one of our famous farms showcasing award-winning Kampot pepper. Guided tours take you through organic plantations with tastings and more!

Explore the depths of a dramatic limestone cave, containing a 7th-century brick shrine, built long before the Khmer Empire.

A lake with a secret past. Built during the Khmer Rouge era, today it's a peaceful, photogenic spot surrounded by countryside and mountains.

Vast coastal salt ponds where locals still harvest by hand in dry season. The reflective pools and exotic wildlife provide stunning views.

A visit to the famous Kep Crab Market, where you can watch fisherman bring in their catch and have it served up with local grown green pepper.

In the past, Kep's seaside with home to Cambodia's rich and famous. Today, the beach is a great place to catch some sun, relax, and enjoy some street food.

Kep's national park has an 8 km forest loop, for an easy stroll through nature, offering cool shade, easy trails, and sea views over the Gulf of Thailand.

Abandoned colonial-era and New Khmer villas dotting the hillsides. Evocative ruins reclaimed by nature, showcasing both Kep’s glamorous and dark past.

Gentle paddling through shaded mangrove channels for birdlife, reflections, and calm water.

$20 / person for three hours.

Get in a boat and unwind on the river as the sky glows; spot fireflies and finish with golden-hour photos.

Experience Kampot Town from a local’s perspective! Join me in my tuk-tuk as we explore fishing villages, visit beautiful pagodas, and catch the town’s best sunsets. I’ll show you around like only a local can!

$15 / person.

Nature? Culture? Food? Tell me what you like and I’ll build the perfect itinerary!