
Kampot South Coast, Cambodia Travel Guide
Two key international airports serve as gateways to Cambodia.
Flight prices vary by season, and airport facilities cater to travelers.
Reputable bus companies offer routes from The Pearl of asia city to Kampot.
Shared taxis/vans (USD $10-15/person) or private taxis (USD $60-80) are available for direct transfers from PNH.
From KOS, taxis to Kampot are around USD $30-50. Limited direct bus services exist from KOS airport.
Offers a range of facilities incorporating ATMs, currency exchange, duty-free shops, restaurants, cafes, SIM card vendors, car rental desks, and taxi stands.
More limited facilities, with basic shops, cafes, and taxi services.
From PNH, take a cab or tuk-tuk to the bus station (USD $10-15) for bus services to Kampot (USD $8-12, 3.5-4 hours).
Cambodia's Royal Railway operates passenger services, mostly on weekends.
Regular bus services link Kampot with major Cambodian cities.
Legally driving in Cambodia requires specific documentation and caution.
Land travel from neighboring countries is common.
Kampot is not a main international seaport. Any arriving by sea happen via Sihanoukville.
Travel by river within Kampot is mainly for leisure plus touring.
Relax and enjoy the picturesque river views.
Night boat tours offer magical sightings of fireflies.
Witness stunning sunsets over the river and mountains.
Plan your departure with sufficient time for a smooth process.
No specific exit fees are typically imposed for tourists.
Main international departure point having complete services.
Basic facilities for when buses leave to other cities.
Offers basic waiting areas for train services.