Description
Discover the best of Kampot and Kep on a full-day tuk-tuk tour exploring 9 regional highlights, local history, and scenic rural landscapes.
Begin your morning at the Kampot Salt Fields to observe traditional sea-salt harvesting methods (active during the dry season). Next, travel past dramatic limestone karst mountains to Phnom Chhngok, a 7th-century brick Hindu shrine dedicated to Shiva hidden inside a limestone cavern.
Continue to the Secret Lake (Brateak Krola), a scenic artificial reservoir with a poignant history from the Khmer Rouge era. Afterward, visit a local Kampot Pepper Farm (such as La Plantation or BoTree) for a guided walking tour and peppercorn tasting session.
In Kep, stop at the bustling Kep Crab Market, famous for fresh blue swimmer crabs, followed by a photo stop at the nearby iconic Crab Statue. Relax or take a stroll along crescent-shaped Kep Beach, and explore the abandoned colonial French Villas scattered across Kep's coastline.
Finally, finish your journey with a photo stop at Kampot’s famous landmark, the Durian Roundabout, before returning to your departure point.