Begin your tour with a visit to the Salt Fields in Kampot. Observe traditional salt harvesting from seawater, especially during the dry season. Next, head to the Phnom Chhngok Cave Temple, a 7th-century Hindu shrine dedicated to Shiva, hidden inside a limestone cave.

Continue to the Secret Lake (Brateak Krola), a scenic man-made reservoir with a somber history from the Khmer Rouge era. Then, visit a Kampot Pepper Farm, such as La Plantation or BoTree Farm, for a guided walk and tasting.

Stop at the Kep Crab Market, a bustling waterfront market famous for fresh blue swimmer crab. Then, make a quick stop at the Blue Swimmer Crab Statue, an iconic photo stop located right in the water near the Kep coastline.

Next, head to Kep Beach, a crescent-shaped beach perfect for a quick stroll or relaxation. Explore the abandoned French Villas, the “ghost town” remains of colonial-era architecture in Kep. Finally, make a quick photo stop at the Durian Roundabout, Kampot’s most famous landmark, before finishing the tour