points of interest in Sihanoukville

<span style="font-size: large;">points of interest in Sihanoukville</span><br /> Cambrew Brewery<br /> Cambrew Brewery brews Angkor and Bayon beers and Pepsi products. It was constructed in 1966 and operated by the government from 1967-75 brewing beers by the same name. The brewery was refurbished and pro-duction was reinstituted in 1991. Brewery tours are reportedly available upon presentation of a tour card available through local Angkor Beer distributors. Route #4 at the road junction on Sihanoukville Mountain. Vimean Tao Meas, ‘Golden Lions Monument’ The Golden Lion<br /> <b>Monument is a prominent</b><br /> landmark located in the middle of the traffic circle between Sokha and Ochheuteal beaches. The monument was constructed in 1996. The gardens around the monument have become a popular evening hangout for the locals and the whole area around the traffic circle is bustling with restau-rants, bars, spas and other businesses.<br /> <b><br /></b> <b>Independence Square</b><br /> The Independence Square consists of an open meet- ing hall, the Independence Monument (Vimean<br /> Ekareach), a large shrine and park area. The Independence Monument was constructed in 1985 and<br /> honors the independence and war dead of Cambodia.<br /> <br /> <div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"> <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjQTE6UDrNWJDHDh4efkORwKs-1_3G9RUUXJqybLs3Iezg1JDYTwf0VV-dOoIqkPRy0ldqrCInn17jPM3yOiSjL56OeAw0blp0lZ147lskrx59FQWP8WAM5cyOWpd_Iezp8qnfZJJdnQjT7/s1600/sihanouville.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="clear: right; float: right; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-left: 1em;"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjQTE6UDrNWJDHDh4efkORwKs-1_3G9RUUXJqybLs3Iezg1JDYTwf0VV-dOoIqkPRy0ldqrCInn17jPM3yOiSjL56OeAw0blp0lZ147lskrx59FQWP8WAM5cyOWpd_Iezp8qnfZJJdnQjT7/s1600/sihanouville.jpg" /></a></div> <b>Sihanoukville Mountain</b><br /> This 132m peak offers a spectacular view of the city, the islands and the beaches from Otres to the port. Take Route 4 about 2.5km north of town. Make a right turn at the brewery and follow the road up the hill, about 200m past the Wat Leu pagoda. Park at the end of the road and walk out onto the rocks. Excellent sunset spot. St. Michael’s Church Named after the patron saint of sailors, was con-<br /> structed in 1962. Designed by French missionary Father Ahadobery and renowned Cambodian archi-<br /> tect Vann Molyvann. Note the 'ship's sail' brickwork at the front and the boats on the sides. The church served local Catholics until 1975 when the Khmer Rouge came to power. From 1975-79 it was used as a prison, and after 1979 as storage until it reopened in 1993. It is currently active. St Michael's is one of small handful of churches in Cambodia that survived the<br /> Khmer Rouge. Most others, including the Cathedral in Phnom Penh were destroyed.<br /> <br /> The Independence Hotel<br /> The Independence Hotel, located on the point between Victory and Independence beaches, was<br /> Sihanoukville’s premiere accommodation in the 1960’s. It was built in 1963 or 1964 during the heyday of Sihanoukville’s early development, and was finally abandoned when the Khmer Rouge seized power in 1975. The hotel opened briefly again during UNTAC’s stay in the early 1990’s. In 2004 renovation work began on the hotel. Completed two year later the Independence Hotel has been fully and carefully restored to its former opulence and reopened as modern upscale resort hotel.<br /> <br /> <b>Wat Chotynieng</b><br /> Wat Chotynieng  (aka Wat Leu, ‘upper wat’) overlooks<br /> town from the top of Sihanoukville Mountain. Paintings<br /> in the vihear depict the life of Buddha. At the rear are<br /> portraits of the founder, Prince Junot, and Lok Om<br /> (left), the leader of the Buddhist community in this area<br /> until his death in 1999. In front of the chapel is a statue<br /> of Lok Om, erected in 1996.<br /> <br /> <b>Wat Utynieng</b><br /> Wat Utynieng (aka Wat Krom meaning ‘lower wat’) sits<br /> on a small hill on Santipheap St. Picturesque grounds<br /> with statues depicting Buddhist lore and a large reclin-<br /> ing Buddha behind the vihear overlooking the town and<br /> ocean Also quite unique, this wat contains a building<br /> dedicated solely to Ya-Mao, a local deity.<br /> <br /> <b>Victory Monument</b><br /> The Victory Monument on the road just off Victory Beach<br /> at the base of Victory Hill (aka Weather Station Hill,)<br /> lends its name to the beach and the hill. The monument<br /> was built in 1985 to symbolize Cambodia’s friendship<br /> with Vietnam and the 1979 Vietnamese-assisted victory<br /> over the Khmer Rouge. One of these monuments can<br /> be found in almost every major town in Cambodia.<br /> <br />

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points of interest in Sihanoukville Cambrew Brewery Cambrew Brewery brews Angkor and Bayon beers and Pepsi products. It was constructed in...

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<span style="font-size: large;">Tour Operators</span><br /> beaches, mangrove forests, the Prek Tuk Sap estuary, off-shore coral reefs and two islands (Koh Thmei and Koh Seh). Though rarely seen the Park provides refuge for such species as macaques, sun bear, mouse deer, pangolin, over a hundred species of birds and there is even rumored to be a tiger. The Park and tour opera- tors out of Sihanoukville offer a number of different tours of the park including jungle trekking and river boat trips along the Prek Tuk River through the jungle and mangroves to the ocean. The river trip is the most popular tour and is also more likely to provide wildlife sightings. For trekkers that want tp stay overnight, there is a room available at the ranger station up the mountain. Tours may be arranged through a tour operator or directly through the Park at the Park Office (located 23 km north of Sihanoukville, 500m off Route 4 on Airport Road, opposite the entrance to the airport). Open everyday 7AM to 5PM and there are often guides<br /> <br /> <div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"> <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi7g3kgjcebsFLULF-h35eAQS3-5foKUgQMddimU3fJGbuNLhyW_0oHnBG-NQOJ3U6FIjh51F4j8ROwUa1xrlD-TU4mug9ZMyHPra0YjBhKRCRB2pOjnYdGmsbafUbZj1ubaU71f6qBT_Ns/s1600/sihanouville.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="clear: right; float: right; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-left: 1em;"><img border="0" height="126" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi7g3kgjcebsFLULF-h35eAQS3-5foKUgQMddimU3fJGbuNLhyW_0oHnBG-NQOJ3U6FIjh51F4j8ROwUa1xrlD-TU4mug9ZMyHPra0YjBhKRCRB2pOjnYdGmsbafUbZj1ubaU71f6qBT_Ns/s320/sihanouville.jpg" width="320" /></a></div> <span style="font-size: large;">tour & travel agents</span><br /> In addition to the listed tour operators, many of the hotels and restaurants can also arrange boat trips,<br /> excursions to the waterfalls, national parks and Bokor Hill Station, motorcycle rental, etc. Several tour opera- tors line the ‘Serendipity Beach Road’ and Ochheuteal Beach Road. Bear in mind that different operators offer different levels of expertise, types of boats, quality of equipment and service, etc. Ana Travel Agency Long-running travel/tour operator. Air ticketing specialists. Bus, boat, taxi and tours to Kampot, Kep, Bokor, Ream, waterfalls and islands.<br /> Visas. Western management. A/c office. Next to the<br /> Beach Road Hotel. Visa/MC<br /> Serendipity Beach Road Tel/Fax: 034-933729<br /> www.anainternet.com 012-915301<br /> <br /> Blue Ocean Tours Day trips to Koh Rong Sanloem.<br /> Regular daily ferries (fast boat and standard) to and<br /> from Koh Rong Sanloem. Island accommodations<br /> available. Tel: 016-595558 <br /> tour.blueocean@gmail.com 016-903377<br /> <br /> Cambodia Amazing Tours Variety of boat tours and trips:<br /> island hopping, party, fishing, multi-day trips, Ream<br /> National Park. Boat rental, private tours, charter.<br /> Ochheuteal Beach Tel: 016-349333<br /> Cool Banana Travel & Tours Travel and tour agent. Air,<br /> <br /> bus and ferry tickets. Motorcycles, bicycles, cars, jeep,<br /> <span style="font-size: large;"><br /></span> <br /> vans for rent. Tour arrangements - Bokor, islands,<br /> National Parks, fishing. Visas.  Serendipity Beach<br /> Road ratanakkem@yahoo.com Tel: 016-688384<br /> www.coolbananatours.com 012-941900<br /> <br /> Green World  Tours &  Travel This Serendipity<br /> Beach Road agent offers ticketing services for<br /> buses, boats and flights, as well as visa renewal<br /> and extension services. Island tours and speed<br /> ferry also available. Tel: 015-735558 <br /> greenworldtours95@gmail.com 097-3335586<br /> <br /> Invito Cambodia Full travel services. Boat trips:<br /> scuba, snorkeling, island. Fast boat tickets. Island<br /> accommodations. Private boat and car rental.<br /> Motorcycle rental. Boat, bus, flight tickets.<br /> Serendipity beach Road Tel: 016-377040<br /> <br /> Koh Rong Dive Center/Island Travel Ferry to/from<br /> Koh Rong. Diving excursions. Rooms on Koh<br /> Rong. Car/bike rental. Bus tickets. Flights. Visas.<br /> Serendipity beach Road Tel: 034-934744 <br /> www.kohrong-islandtravel.com<br /> <br /> Morn Phy Ya Travel Offering a wide range of travel<br /> services, including bus, boat and flight tickets, taxi<br /> bookings, visa renewal and extensions, Vietnam<br /> visas, tours to Bokor Mountain and around<br /> Sihanoukville and the islands and motorbike and<br /> bicycle rentals. Tel:010-300029, 088-8882565<br /> mornphyya@gmail.com<br /> <br /> Mottah Cambodia Travel Travel and tour agent. Air,<br /> bus and ferry tickets. Worldwide hotel reservations.<br /> Transportation of all sorts, bicycles, cars, vans. Tour<br /> arrangements - Bokor, island trips, National Parks,<br /> fishing, etc. Cargo services. Visa services. 6AM-<br /> 10PM. Currency/T/C exchange. Visa/MC/JCB<br /> Downtown on Ekareach St. Tel: 012-996604<br /> info_mottah@yahoo.com, www.mottah.com<br /> <br /> On the Rock Tours Complete tour and travel ser-<br /> vices. Boat tours/trips to Koh Rong Sanloem.<br /> Other island boat tours, Ream National Park tours,<br /> Bokor National Park. Air, bus, boat tickets. Visas.<br /> Motorcycle, car, van, boat rental.Tel:012-658266<br /> Serendipity Beach Road 034-6363393<br /> <br /> Sarin  Tour Service Boat trips, islands, tour ser-<br /> vices. Daily boat trips: islands, party, fishing. Air<br /> tickets. Bus tickets to Thailand, Vietnam. Visas.<br /> Ochheuteal Beach Road Tel: 034-6662888<br /> Tourist Information Center Full tour/travel agent. Fast<br /> boat to Koh Rong/Koh Rong Sanloem Fishing, diving,<br /> snorkeling. island tours, accommodations, national<br /> <br /> <b> boats & water sports</b><br /> Boating: Islands, fishing, sailing, party trips... Several kinds of package boat trips are available, the<br /> most popular being the full-day island cruise - leaving in the morning and taking in three islands for snorkeling, swimming, kayaking, seafood lunch and drink, starting around $15. There are also regular booze cruises, sunset cruises and night time party cruises, similarly priced. Check with any tour operator in town for tickets of see ‘Boats...’ below.  If you are interested in checking out one of the bigger islands of Koh Rong or Koh Rong Sanloem, there are several daily express ferries (30-50 minutes) as well as standard ferries (2-2.5 hours) from Sihanoukville. It’s easy to go check out Koh Toch Beach on Koh<br /> <br /> Rong or Saracen Bay beaches on Koh Rong Sanloem in a day - ferry there in the morning then back in the afternoon, or stay if you like. For regularly scheduled ferry transport to the islands see page 27.  Be travel smart, make sure your boat has sufficient safety equipment and is not overloaded.<br /> For the fishermen...  There are plenty of angling opportunities in the waters around the local islands. The best fishing is in the dry season when the weather is fair. A large variety of game species inhabit the local waters including the prized barracuda. Many tour operators offer fishing trips and a couple, such as  Otres Marina, specialize in it.<br /> <br /> Boats...<br /> Dolphin Beach Club Booze cruises, island hopping,<br /> fishing, national park, multi day trips, private tour and<br /> charter. Daily booze cruise with live DJ, dance floors,<br /> food and cocktails from 4 bars. Tel: 016-349333, 016-<br /> 645809<br /> Otres Marina Boat trips, both ocean and river. Offering<br /> unique  river boat and kayak trips through mangrove<br /> eco-system and Cambodian countryside. Also offering<br /> ocean fishing trips as well as on the river. Far end of<br /> Otres Beach (Otres 2). Tel: 067-210006<br /> www.otresmarina.com<br /> <br /> The Party Boat Day trips, overnights, long-stay trips to<br /> Saracen Bay, Koh Rong Sanloem Island. 3-deck yacht<br /> with bars, lounge, sundeck, dance floor and DJ, includ-

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Tour Operators beaches, mangrove forests, the Prek Tuk Sap estuary, off-shore coral reefs and two islands (Koh Thmei and Koh Seh). Though r...

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<b>Tour Sihanoukville</b><br /> <div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"> <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhStJCvWMdhV9u3Uz-HFd14pzyQJUdaVMAdZ5WkG9CvSVPJtVZl3d48nTkK70U3MQsTW2-IUHDOXIBYNv_oHQf_F9J5WNacvawBdQn-S3FoJoUp1i4Z44FGJEtx9EIabqW7IXyuPGcJrpby/s1600/sihanoukvill+tour.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="clear: right; float: right; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-left: 1em;"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhStJCvWMdhV9u3Uz-HFd14pzyQJUdaVMAdZ5WkG9CvSVPJtVZl3d48nTkK70U3MQsTW2-IUHDOXIBYNv_oHQf_F9J5WNacvawBdQn-S3FoJoUp1i4Z44FGJEtx9EIabqW7IXyuPGcJrpby/s1600/sihanoukvill+tour.jpg" /></a></div> Day trips to nearby islands, party cruises, snorkeling, kayaking/Hobies and scuba are probably the most popular other-than-the-beach activities around Sihanoukville, and there are some other local possibilities as well - ocean fishing, trekking and river trips in Ream and Kirirom National Parks, countryside tours, waterfalls.<br /> <br /> The waters off of Sihanoukville and the nearby islands offer some good scuba diving opportunities. Coral<br /> encrusted rocky reefs surround many of the local islands, supporting abundant hard and soft corals, sponges, anemones and an assortment of fish life including sting rays, moray eels, dolphins and even whales. Experienced divers report that the variety and concentration of marine life along the reefs is impressive. Good dive sites can be found within a two hour boat trip of town, making for an easy day trip, but the very best sites are 4-6 hours out.<br /> The local waters are warm (consistently between 27-31C) and though visibility can be quite variable, especially during the monsoon season. In the diving season from October to June visibility ranges from 10-25 meters on good days, even at nearby islands such as Koh Rong Sanloem - better at more distant sites such as Koh Tang. Most of the dive sites are.<br /> <br /> comparatively shallow (around 15 meters) and gentle currents around the islands allow drift diving over the<br /> reefs and outcroppings. Some of the more popular diving islands include: Koh Rong Many good snorkeling areas and near two dozen good dive sites around the island. Depths of 5-15 meters.<br /> Koh Rong Sanloem Rocky reefs host a variety of marine life in shallow waters and at depths up to 18 meters. Like all of the nearby islands the best diving and visibility is on the west side. Species sightings include cobia, puffer fish, moray eels, octopus, rays, crabs, subbranch, cuttlefish, scorpion fish, lion fish, barracuda, yellow goatfish, parrotfish and more.<br /> Koh Kon Koh Kon is, as the name implies, a small island sitting just off the north tip of Koh Rong<br /> Sanloem. Rocky, coral encrusted outcrops on the west and south sides of the island provide home to a variety of corals and marine life including anemones, box fish, parrot fish, yellow goat fish, snappers, stingrays, moray eels and cat sharks. Visibility is moderate, averaging around 10 meters, though better on some days. Koh Tang, Koh Prins, Poulou Wai Some of the best diving in the area lay 4-8 hours southwest, around Koh Tang, Koh Prins and Poulo Wai. The area has rocky reefs, depths of 15-40m and much better visibility than reefs closer to shore, ranging from 10-30m, usually around 15m. Koh Prins has two shipwrecks to the northwest at 30-40m. Koh Tang is a favorite diver’s destination. The island played a major role in the 'Mayaguez Incident' and still shows the scarring of the May 1975 battle between American and Khmer Rouge forces. The surrounding waters offer several reefs and outcroppings displaying a particularly colorful variety of hard and soft corals, an abundance of other marine life, and consistently good visibility.<br /> <br /> Scuba Operators<br /> There are now a several dive centers in Sihanoukville. Most can organize, outfit and lead almost any sort of diving excursion from snorkeling trips and introductory dives for beginners to fully outfitted multi-day scuba<br /> expeditions for experienced divers. Chez Claude Claude has been running scuba and,adventure tours in Sihanoukville since 1992. Offering scuba excursions and lessons. Island and boating<br /> trips. Tel: 012-824870, 034-934100<br /> www.claudecambodge.com<br /> <br /> The Dive Shop PADI 5 Star Dive Center. Awarded National Geographic Dive Center status. Offering dive<br /> trips and all PADI courses - introductory Discover Scuba, PADI Open Water Courses, Advanced Open<br /> Water, Rescue and Dive Master. Fun dives, live aboards, overnights, custom tours, island accommodations.<br /> Equipment rental/sales. Scubapro equipment. Socially aware company directly assisting several charitable projects. Road to Serendipity Beach.<br /> Tel: 034-933664 www.DiveShopCambodia.com<br /> <br /> Koh Rong Dive Center Dive center, offering a full range of PADI diver training classes, from PADI Open Water Scuba Diving certification through PADI Dive Master. In addition. Kids programs available. Twice a day scuba diving and snorkeling trips to areas around Koh Rong.<br /> Located near the Golden Lions and on Koh Rong<br /> Island. Tel: 034-934744 http://kohrong-divecenter.com<br /> <br /> Scuba Nation, PADI 5 Star Instructor Development Center The pioneers of diving in Cambodia, providing<br /> comprehensive diving and snorkeling services, day trips, live-aboards, nitrox and the full range of PADI<br /> courses from beginner to Instructor. You can also do training sessions in Phnom Penh or Sihanoukville,<br /> then finish with a live-aboard on a custom-made dive boats in Cambodia. Offices on Serendipity Beach<br /> Road, and in Phnom Penh at #18Eo, Sothearos (FCC area). Contact Gerard and Vicky at 012-604680 or<br /> 012-715785 www.divecambodia.com

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Sihanoukville ( Cambodia Beach)

<br /> <div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"> <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjjEz-Qg9PCxpzLWrG_eiYGqLIWlsDl7sOwd-DLbWm8mbx-DCt7yPkOG63w684BFpTx6gsO9OQ8VUBDP3-tbUV68x1YoTPkNyZqII7u3Vgk-HrjuszK0MFHUijf4tB8MJvXYKtjuamFoT1x/s1600/cambodia+beach.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="clear: right; float: right; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-left: 1em;"><img border="0" height="212" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjjEz-Qg9PCxpzLWrG_eiYGqLIWlsDl7sOwd-DLbWm8mbx-DCt7yPkOG63w684BFpTx6gsO9OQ8VUBDP3-tbUV68x1YoTPkNyZqII7u3Vgk-HrjuszK0MFHUijf4tB8MJvXYKtjuamFoT1x/s320/cambodia+beach.jpg" width="320" /></a></div> Sihanoukville town sits in the center of a small peninsula that juts into the warm waters of the Gulf of Thailand. Several beaches of fine pearl-white sand line the shore around the peninsula, most easily accessible from town, each separated as much by character as the rocky headlands between. The main beaches are lined with thatch roofed seafood shacks and bars offering cold drinks, umbrellas and chairs, BBQ and more. Ochheuteal and Serendipity<br /> Beaches are the most popular and the busiest with plenty of nearby hotels, guesthouses, bars and restaurants. A bit farther from town, Sihanoukville’s out-of-the-way beach Otres continues to grow in popularity, but is still maintaining its relaxed, laid-back vibe. On the other side of town, Independence Beach, though small, offers a pleasantly tranquil atmosphere and beachside bbq shacks.<br /> <br /> The Village...<br /> Otres River Village sits about a half-kilometer behind Otres Beach 2 - an Aquarian corner on the the Otres River with an eclectic mix of people, accommodations and drinking places in an laid back environment. Set<br /> amongst mangrove forest along a small lake and estuary, the village is a backbeach enclave in a natural area, offering kayaking, boating and an eco-friendly ambiance. To get between the village and the beach you can<br /> rent a bicycle or even kayak to the beach. ...and the Market...<br /> The Otres Market is a Saturday market of crafts and food vendors, both local and foreign,<br /> in the spirit of the beach markets of Goa - live music, shopping, cold drinks, hot food and good vibes. At time of printing it is the beginning of low season and the market was preparing to shut down until the end of the monsoon season, probably in October or November. Check Facebook for current info. Located in Otres River Village. When running, the market<br /> <br /> <b>Independence Beach</b><br /> (7-Chann Beach)<br /> Independence Beach draws its name from the historic Independence Hotel that sits atop the headland at the<br /> north end, often called ‘otel pram-pul chann (‘hotel 7- storeys’) by the locals.<br /> Independence is better than a kilometer long, but more than half is closed for a development project.<br /> A long slice at the north end remains open to the public - a lightly touristed 500 meter strip of sandy beach, sporting a dozen beach front BBQ huts, restaurants and bars. The quieter, more relaxed near-town beach. A good place to escape the crowds of Ochheuteal Beach.<br /> The fresh water lake at the north end of the beach serves as the source and reservoir of Sihanoukville's water supply. On the curving road past the northern end of the beach, behind the Independence Hotel, monkeys (macaques) often congregate along the road and beg for food, especially in the late afternoon.<br /> <br /> <b>Victory/Hawaii Beaches</b><br /> Two long beaches divided by a rocky point, so named for the nearby ‘Victory Monument’. The southern section is Hawaii Beach and the northern near the Monument is Victory Beach, now partially closed and fairly quiet. Mid Victory beach the sand narrows and a couple of upmarket seafood restaurants hug the water’s edge. QueenCo and Golden Sea casinos stand nearby. Above Victory Beach, Victory<br /> Hill offers a variety of guesthouses, dining and bars. The road at the top of hill is one of Sihanoukville’s nightlife hotspots.<br /> <br /> <b>Sokha Beach</b><br /> Occupying all of Sokha Beach, the Sokha Beach Resort offers luxury accommodation. Sokha is a beautiful beach, a crescent of sand about one kilometer long and comparatively wide. The fine<br /> pearl white sand is perfectly groomed but the beach is fairly quiet, frequented primarily by resort guests. There aren’t any little seafood shacks, but dining gazebos and an up-market beach bar/restaurant run by the resort.<br /> <br /> <b>Ream Beach</b><br /> A distant beach, 27 kilometers north of town, Ream Beach is long and narrow, sitting at the edge of ‘Ream National Park.’ The beach is largely untouristed and of very average quality. The road toward Naval Base offers a nice oceanside drive and parts are lined with ocean’s edge seafood shacks and a thin beach. Take Route 4 18km north from town to the Airport road at Ream. Turn right, straight on 9km to the ocean.<br /> <br /> Prek Treng Beach<br /> Another distant beach, Prek Treng is a long, wide crescent of brilliant white sand a few kilometers north of town, offering comparatively warm shallow waters. The beach is in good shape, groomed and landscaped, but is usually all but deserted. Sometimes a couple of food shacks stand open at the near end. To get there follow Hun Sen Beach Drive north a few kilometers past the port area. Best to bring along some of your<br /> own drinks and snacks.

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