Kampong Saom Travel Guide

 gamondeluxe Says:  When you reach the beach (Serendipity - we had good time here), you'd have various choices of food here. Every beach bar serves food & drink at price $2 - $12. You can order some food not included in the menu, but remember to deal the price carefully in the first place. We... 

 Willettsworld Says:  This modern church is located to the north of Downtown and was built in 1962 and served local Catholics until 1975. Under the Khmer Rouge regime between 1975-79 the church was used as a prison and after 1979 used as storage until it re-opened as a church in 1993. It's... 

 Willettsworld Says:  This is located on the way from Victory Hill to Downtown and features the Independence Monument that was built in 1985. It's a shrine where I saw some monks praying at one day and it sits in a square which honours the independence and war dead of Cambodia. 

 Willettsworld Says:  I stayed on Victory Hill and this small beach is really all there is. It's pretty quiet here and so I found myself on the better Ochheuteal Beach most of the time. If you're here, then check out Airport - a restaurant/bar that features an old Russian Antonov plane on... 

 Willettsworld Says:  This beach (pronounced, roughly, "oh-chur-teal") is on the east side of town, about a 5 minute motorcycle ride from downtown. It runs about 2 kilometres from Serendipity Beach to Otres Beach. Ochheuteal is filled with beach stands and chairs, seafood, burgers, pizza, and... 

 Carino Says:  We were looking for a nice place at the beach to have breakfast and we found Tranquility Guesthouse. It's a western owned guest house that also has a Restaurant / Beach Bar. Our Breakfast was delicious and the view is just great. 

 Willettsworld Says:  Virtually all of the beach shacks along Ochheuteal Beach set up chairs and tables in the evening in order to cash in on nightlife drinking. As well as these, you'll also find "proper" bars such as the Blue Dolphin on Serendipity Beach. 

 Willettsworld Says:  This amazing place right on Victory Beach had only just opened when I visited in late December 2008. It features an old Russian Antonov plane on concrete posts inside a hanger shaped building with "business class" lounge areas on each side of the plane, a gold BMW split in... 

 gamondeluxe Says:  Motocycle may be the best resort there: $4-$6 a day (24 hours). You should be having that. When no using it, leave it at the place where u rented it. Thery provides enough petrol to the nearest gas pump only. (5000 riel/1 litre).Be carefull with police on the road.Tuk-tuk:... 

 Willettsworld Says:  I took a Phnom Penh Sorya Transport Company bus from their office near the Central Market in Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville. The buses depart from Phnom Penh at 07:00, 08:00, 09:00, 10:00, 11:30, 12:45 and 13:45. The bus cost me $3.75 and took about 4 hours with a stop for... 

 Willettsworld Says:  As Sihanoukville is fairly spread out, the best way of getting around is by renting a scooter which is what I did for the few days I was there over the New Year period. I hired one from a place in Downtown, near the bus station, along the main road near where it bends for... 

 Willettsworld Says:  I was half expecting to find a nice Art Deco French colonial station like the one in Phnom Penh but found this monstrous concrete carbuncle of a building instead. Don't expect any trains to be running from here today, (at a railway station? Come on!), as they stopped running... 

 Carino Says:  Rajana Association is part of Starfish Project and is an income generation and skills training project that produces Fair Trade products using traditional Cambodian skills with contemporary ideas. T-Shirts, Mugs, Cards, etc. Children T-Shirts USD 4, T-Shirts USD 5, Cards...