Top Krong Kaeb Half-day Tours

Experience the Kep region with an easy and unforgettable half day cycling tour that combines riding along the coastal road and also you off the beaten track to some of Kep’s best kept secrets. Jump aboard a specially designed bamboo bike and pedal through local communities and visit abandoned colonial villa’s, the famous crab market and landmarks including the iconic ‘Siren of the Sea and the ‘Giant Crab statue’. This cycling tour also includes a visit to salt fields as well as a gentle ride through rice fields and villages. Stop for a break by the sea and enjoy tasty snacks and tropical fruits.

Discover lush rural landscapes as you ride a ‘moto’ (motorized scooter) or Tuk Tuk through stunning scenery and immerse yourself in the rhythm of Cambodia’s countryside. There are no normal “tourist” sights along this route, but we can make plenty of stops whenever we see farmers working in the fields or at scenic places and enjoy a rest, a photo and maybe a short chat with a local over a drink. If you’re able to ride a motorbike and have an appreciation for the smaller things in life, then this trip is for you. Duration : 5 hours (approx.) Descriptors : Scenic, Adventure, Active Inclusions : Drinks & simple lunch in rural setting Mode of transport : Guided self-drive Motorbike or Tuk Tuk Recommended start : 9 am Options: : Route varies, according to season and road condition and has various extensions and shortcuts to suit all levels of motorbike skills.

Pepper production is currently re-surging as top chefs around the world have rediscovered the uniqueness of Kampot Pepper. As one of the main agricultural products this region has to offer, a visit to a pepper farm is high on many people’s lists. Pepper farms are dotted throughout Kep and Kampot and we can include several other sights in this tour. Please indicate to our consultant what your interests are and we can help you pick the right farm for you to visit and build a trip around it.

The landscape between Kep and Kampot is dotted with lush jungle limestone mountains, many of which contain hidden caves and charming Buddhist Shrines. Among these mountains lies a man-made lake which was built by hand during the Khmer Rouge regime. As this lake was well hidden from view, and away from the main roads, it is referred to as the ‘Secret Lake’. The lake’s bird life and natural beauty and the picturesque rural surrounds contrast sharply with its dark origins. This is an ideal trip for those who appreciate the beauty of nature and also enjoy learning about ancient and recent local history.