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Cambodia’s standout days out.
The 8 most popular kampot province tours in Cambodia. What each one costs, how long it runs and who operates it, so you can pick the day that fits your trip.
Kayak Kampot’s Green Cathedral by sunset. Small group, jungle loop, optional swim, and a drink stop with an English guide.
Most Popular“Really enjoyed the kayak trip, it was a lot of fun exercise! Phalla had great information about the river and local palms. Would recommend!”
Tour Kampot salt fields, Secret Lake, and an organic pepper farm, then head to Kep for crab market time, beach walks, and old-town views.
“We really appreciated our guide who was courteous, informative and had a good sense of humour. The pace of the tour was perfect and we very much enjoyed all of the sites and experiences. Loved the chance to visit the market in Kep before having a fabulous lunch including Kampot pepper crab in nice place…”
Kampot pepper farm tour with salt fields, Brateak Krola Lake, La Plantation, and Phnom Chhngok Cave in 6 hours for $21.
“Excellent experience with Roy. Very informative”
A full 8-hour Kampot tour up Bokor Mountain plus pepper tasting and a Khmer Rouge-era man-made lake, in a small group.
Kampot-to-Phnom Penh day trip with organic pepper farm, salt fields, and a secret lake stop, plus tastings and private taxi drop-off.
Spend 5 hours in Kep and Kampot countryside: pepper farm testing, Khmer-era secret lake, cave, salt fields at sunset, crab market, beach.
A private 8-hour countryside and coast loop from Kampot: salt factory, Phnom Chhngok cave, Brateak Krola Lake, pepper farm, and Kep crab market.
“My boyfriend and I spend our last day in Cambodia with a private tour guide in Kampot and Kep. Our guide Phalla made the most of it. He has been very kind and very patient while we were visiting the pepper farm spending 2 hours in there. His explanations about the salt fields , the…”
Kampot countryside tuktuk tour with salt fields, Temple Cave, Secret Lake, and free peppercorn tasting. Small group, 4 hours.
From the temples of Angkor to the slow Mekong, and every way to travel between them.
