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Beach Destinations Cambodia 2017 CAMBODIA Beach Destinations Cambodia 2017 CAMBODIA Cambodia is an emerging destination for beach and island escapes. The short coastline is dotted with several small and untouched islands. The biggest and most popular beach destination is Sihanoukville. Several stretches of laid-back, white-sand beaches are within easy reach of the town. Sihanoukville also acts as a gateway to a cluster of islands known as the Koh Rong Archipelago. The small and undisturbed islands are largely unpopulated and the few high- end resorts that occupy the islands promote a serene sense of privacy and isolation. Other noteworthy island destinations include Kep Island in the south, close to the Vietnam border, and Koh Kong in the northern coast, close to the Thailand border. However, there is a lack of high-end resorts at these destinations. coasts and islands benefit from their location in the Gulf of Thailand. The best weather is enjoyed from December to March when the days are sunny and dry. Temperatures and KOH RONG humidity begin to rise in April and May with strong winds and ARCHIPELAGO heavy rains from June to September. Rainfall begins to decrease in October and November. BEST WEATHER SUMMARY Koh Rong Archipelago: October - March KOH RONG ARCHIPELAGO MAP OF KOH RONG ARCHIPELAGO Situated just off southwestern coast, near the town of Sihanoukville, the Koh Rong Archipelago offers a rare tropical island experience featuring unspoiled beaches, reefs, forests 1 and clear ocean waters. Tourism is still in its infancy here, so the islands are free from the typical Song Saa holiday crowds and remain largely untouched by modern development. Island Koh Rong GETTING THERE Sihanoukville Sihanoukville International Airport is Airport a one-hour flight from Siem Reap International Airport with several departures daily. Sihanoukville is approximately four drive from Phnom Penh. Krabey 2 From Sihanoukville, transfer to the Island islands by hotel boat takes 10-45 minutes depending on the resort. Russey 3 BEST TIME TO TRAVEL Island OCTOBER MARCH The best time to visit is in the winter months, particularly from December to March when humidity and rainfall is low. Temperatures and Where to Stay humidity begin to rise in April and May. Strong winds can occur in June to 1. Song Saa Private Island September with heavy rain in the afternoons. 2. Six Senses Krabey Rainfall begins to decrease in October and 3. Alila Villas Koh Russey November. Back to Main Menu Koh Rong Archipelago, Cambodia Song Saa Private Island Song Saa Private Island spans the islands of Koh Bong and Koh Ouen in the Koh Rong archipelago. The resort offers 24 spacious villas, each featuring a private pool and spectacular island and ocean views. Each villa was constructed from recycled and reclaimed timber and decorated with repurposed items and local materials in keeping with the philosophy of sustainability. The Rooms One and two bedroom Jungle Villas are nestled in the native scrub along the shoreline, while Oceanfront Villas overlook Pros Cons the sea. Overwater Villas are located on the water with a peephole looking directly down into the water. All rooms • Private location have a private pool, outdoor showers and a bathtub. Total: 24 villas Food & Beverage / Facilities Vista Bar & Restaurant is a breezy waterfront venue serving local Khmer flavors and Western favorites. Driftwood is a bar serving a range of refreshments. Other facilities include a spa and watersports activities and local life excursions. More Information Target: Couples, honeymooners Star Rating: The Beach Location: 45 minutes by speedboat from Sihanoukville Airport The resort is located on a private island with access to Website: www.songsaa.com secluded beaches. Back to Main Menu | Koh Rong Archipelago Summary Koh Rong Archipelago, Cambodia Opening in 2017 Six Senses Krabey Located on the island of Krabey in the Koh Rong archipelago, Six Sense Krabey comprises of 40 pool villas set around the naturally landscaped 30-acre island. The private pool villas exemplify Six commitment to using sustainable material while embracing modern technology for convenience and comfort. The Rooms Living rooms will include a day bed, minibar and work desk. The master bedroom will feature a bed with a netting canopy Pros Cons while the bathroom includes a generous bathtub. Some villas will also feature outdoor showers. All units include a private • Newly opened in plunge pool and decking ideal for sunbathing and al fresco 2017 poolside dining. Total: 40 pool villas Food & Beverage / Facilities Indochine is the specialty dining restaurant with a communal dining table in front of the show kitchen. An all-day restaurant will serve a fresh breakfast buffet and a la carte selections, a la carte casual lunches and seasonally More Information themed dinners. Other facilities include a spa, gym, yoga sala, watersports Target: Couples, honeymooners activities, outdoor cinema and an astronomical observatory. Star Rating: Location: The Beach Airport to the pier, then a short transfer by boat to the hotel The resort is located on a remote island with a secluded Website: www.sixsenses.com beachfront. Back to Main Menu | Koh Rong Archipelago Summary Koh Rong Archipelago, Cambodia Opening in 2017 Alila Villas Koh Russey Set on a secluded island in the Koh Rong archipelago, Alila Villas Koh Russey aims to be an ecological escape with a plan that includes 15% development and 85% nature. Just a 10-minute boat ride from the mainland, the resort offers a sense of privacy surrounded by natural beauty, stunning coastlines, powder sand beaches and tropical forests. The Rooms Paying tribute to local artisans, the resort is decorated using local materials and traditional craftsmanship. The design is Pros Cons influenced by the karma, a patterned cloth widely used in Khmer life. • Newly opened in 2017 The resort offers one, two and four bedroom villas, each with a private pool and garden. Food & Beverage / Facilities Facilities include a beachfront infinity swimming pool, two More Information restaurants, kids' club, spa and fitness center. Target: Couples, honeymoooners Star Rating: Location: from Sihanoukville Airport to the pier at Ream, then a The Beach 10-minute transfer by boat to the hotel Located on a secluded island, the resort offers a two- Website: www.alilahotels.com kilometer beachfront overlooking the Gulf of Thailand. Back to Main Menu | Koh Rong Archipelago Summary Samuel Desmier Regional Managing Director [email protected] +66 26 700 050.
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