Kampot and Kep

the colonial architecture teetering into genteel disrepair, the riverside setting, the laid-back cafes – they all make up for it. It's the perfect blend of relatively urban modernity and small-town friendliness.

Rich in French colonial-era architecture and a popular place for river trips, untouched nature, adrenaline-pumping water sports, authentic cuisine and enchanting history are all captured in the small town of Kampot, Cambodia

Koh Kong is becoming an increasingly popular gateway to Cambodia for overland travellers. It is emerging as a new centre for ecotourism, with several protected areas and community tourism projects established in the area.

A gateway to the ancient world, Angkor is a place to be savoured, not rushed, and this is the base from which to plan your adventures.

Siem Reap is an ideal place for those looking for a real adventure and unrivaled beauty. This colorful city has been a popular tourist destination for decades and is known for its many historical and religious sites, French cultural influences and rich, multi-faceted local culture.

Sihanoukville, also locally known as Kompong Som, is Cambodia’s leading beach resort. There are empty white-sand beaches around the headland, unspoilt islands off the coast and the popular Kbal Chhay waterfall near town.