Travel from Koh Kong to Sihanoukville

There are direct bus services which you can take from Koh Kong to Sihanoukville. From Sihanoukville you can then carry onto Vietnam avoiding travelling into busy Phnom Penh altogether.

Bus Times from Koh Kong to Sihanoukville

There are 2 direct bus service a day from Koh Kong to Sihanoukville available to book online.

• By bus the journey from Koh Kong to Sihanoukville is scheduled to take from 4 hours to 4 hours 30 minutes depending upon which bus service you take.

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Koh Kong Bus Stop

• Bus services to Sihanoukville depart from the Virak Buntham Koh Kong Bus Station, Village 3, Sangkat Smach Meanchey, Khemarak Phoumen Koh Kong Province.

Sihanoukville Bus Stop

• Bus services from Koh Kong to Sihanoukville terminate at the Vikram Buntham bus stop on Phe Street near Victory Garden.

About Sihanoukville

Sihanoukville is Cambodia’s major coastal resort town. The town centre itself is very popular with tourists from mainland China, less so with tourists from other parts of the world. Sihanoukville town centre has lots of casinos, hotels and restaurants which cater almost exclusively to Chinese tourists and the city’s large Chinese ex-pat community thought to number in the tens of thousands. Non-Chinese tourists tend to prefer the areas away from the city centre and the islands off the coast. Most non-Chinese visitors do little more in the town centre than pass through. The only tourist attraction of interest in the city itself is Wat Leu, which is a Buddhist temple on a hill with good views.

Sihanoukville has a number of beaches, which are referred to by different names according to which travel guide you read. The busiest beach is Ochheuteal Beach, which is sometimes described as being two beaches (Serendity Beach and Ochheuteal Beach). Ochheuteal Beach is near the city centre and the ferry pier for Koh Rong and Koh Rong Sanloem. This beach also has the liveliest bars. A more popular option, particularly for younger travellers, is to head out of the city centre to Otres Beach, the western part of which is called Otres 1 and then Otres 2 as you go eastwards. Otres Beach is a narrower beach with less development on the beach front. This is the area you find the best value beach bungalow resorts and most of the non-Chinese tourists that come to Sihanoukville. The beach is also popular with Cambodian holiday makers who turn up in large extended family groups bringing their own food and beer. Otres Beach is a pleasant and inexpensive place to stay which some holidaymakers really enjoy, although in high season it attracts large numbers of younger tourists and is no longer the peaceful easygoing destination that made in popular a decade ago.