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Sihanoukville or Kampong Som is named after the King Norodom Sihanouk. This is the second popular tourist destinations for visitors to Cambodia, houses pristine beaches and of course within an stone throw away uninhabited islands which one could easily have for themselves.

The beaches are not as touristy as other popular places in other countries, however all this is about to change as many resorts have been constructed and many more are in construction. With cheap prices, pristine beaches, and bus loads of Korean and Japanese tourists one will see this place transformed into a very popular destination!

White beach in the day and popular bar at night Sihanoukville may not be popular but it is a good place to stay and enjoy life for a while.

There are mostly local people coming here so it's very silent. The people on the beaches are selling fruit and bracelets but not pushing at all except for some of the kids who are organised by older men into gangs of thieves and will try and distract you to get into your bags as we saw happen to several people. So take extra caution and try to avoid the children. That said it's a really nice place to stay and get some rest.

Popular Hotels in Sihanoukville

  1. The Freedom Hotel and B…
  2. Orchidee Guest House
  3. Malibu Bungalows
  4. New Beach Hotel
  1. Monkey Republic
  2. Coolabah Resort
  3. Crystal Hotel
  4. Golden Sand Hotel
  1. Holiday Palace Hotel
  2. Independence Hotel
  3. Kangaroo Kitchen Guesth…
  4. Ocean Walk Inn
  1. Ramada Hotel & Resort
  2. Seabreeze Guesthouse
  3. Seaside Hotel
  4. Sokha Beach Resort

Sihanoukville Travel Blogs

Fast Boat to Sihanoukville
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Oct 25, 2007 – Apr 15, 2008
  I decided to go up to Victory Hill for the area's finest pizza at the Australian-run Corner Bar. I had the moto taxi take the round-about way so that I could check out St. Michael's Church which sits at the base of Sihanoukville Mountain. Built in 1962 to serve local Catholics, the church …
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This trip was featured on Monday March 31st, 2008
Exploring the Phsar Leu Market
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Oct 15, 2008 – Mar 10, 2009
  As last year and the year before, I asked the owner of the Te Lee Hong restaurant how much she wanted for the red Angkor Beer poster hanging on one of the stained walls. It was actually more a banner than poster - made of a sturdy plastic-like fabric. It measured about four feet high and on…
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This trip was featured on Saturday November 29th, 2008
Back in Sihanoukville
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Aug 22, 2009 – Oct 27, 2009
  The morning bus ride to Sihanoukville passed quickly as I sorted music on my ipod. With plenty of vacant seats this time of year the bus stopped frequently to pick up local roadside passengers. The driver made extra pocket money that way. When it stopped at the BP gas station about three mi…
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This trip was featured on Sunday October 4th, 2009

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