Cambodia's last
great coastal frontier
Some destinations are discovered. Others are created. Koh Kong offers a rare opportunity to experience both.
Mountains. Rainforests. Rivers. Coastline. Biodiversity.
Located in south-western Cambodia, Koh Kong is one of the country's most naturally beautiful and strategically positioned provinces. Blessed with the Cardamom Mountains, tropical rainforests, mangrove ecosystems, waterfalls and coastal areas, it remains one of Southeast Asia's most remarkable — yet still underappreciated — destinations.
The natural inventory
Cardamom Mountains
One of Southeast Asia's largest remaining intact rainforest ecosystems.
Tropical Rainforests
Endemic biodiversity, endangered wildlife and living carbon sinks.
Rivers & Waterfalls
Fresh-water systems traversing pristine forest to a diverse coastline.
Mangrove Ecosystems
Coastal mangroves that stabilise shorelines and shelter marine life.
Coastline & Islands
Unspoilt coastline, remote islands and coastal ecosystems.
Protected Areas
Government-designated conservation zones with active protection.
A regional gateway — where four routes meet.
Situated near the Cambodian–Thai border, Koh Kong serves as an important gateway between Cambodia, Thailand and the broader Mekong region. It provides convenient access to:
- Bangkok
- Phnom Penh
- Sihanoukville
- Angkor Wat & Siem Reap
The Royal Government of Cambodia has identified Koh Kong as a priority destination for sustainable tourism, eco-tourism and regional economic development.
Cambodia's eco-tourism capital.
Koh Kong has been designated a key province for eco-tourism development. With protected forests, rivers, mountains, mangroves, waterfalls and coastline, the province offers one of the most diverse natural environments in Southeast Asia — and a national mandate to develop it responsibly.
Plan a discovery visit.
A guided experience of Koh Kong — the estate, the coast, the mountains, and the town — arranged around your travel dates.
