🌿 Discover Kampot, Cambodia: The Riverside Town You’ll Fall in Love With

Tucked away in southern Cambodia, Kampot is a charming riverside town known for its laid-back vibe, French colonial architecture, and stunning natural surroundings. Whether you’re a backpacker, couple, or family traveler, Kampot offers a perfect escape from the busy city—where pepper farms, waterfalls, and sunset boat rides await.

And getting there? It's easier and more comfortable than ever with Ekareach Express.

🚌 Getting to Kampot with Ekareach Express

Traveling to Kampot is part of the experience—and with Ekareach Express, your journey is safe, smooth, and hassle-free.

🚐 From Phnom Penh to Kampot

• Duration: ~3 hours
• Departure points: Multiple daily departures from central Phnom Penh
• Comfort: Clean 15-seat air-conditioned minivans with reclining seats, free water, and USB charging
• Fare: Approx. $7–$9
• Bonus: App users get 25% OFF their ticket when booking through the mobile app!

🚐 From Sihanoukville to Kampot

• Duration: ~2.5 to 3 hours
• Ideal for travelers coming from the beach or after a trip to Koh Rong or Koh Rong Samloem
• Convenient connections help you travel from island to riverside with ease

🧭 Long-Distance Routes

Heading to or from Siem Reap, Battambang, Pursat, Banteay Meanchey, or Poi Pet?
Ekareach Express also operates long-haul routes connecting Kampot to Cambodia’s key cities via Phnom Penh—making your entire journey smooth from coast to temple.

🏞️ What to Do in Kampot

1. Explore Bokor Mountain

Just a 45-minute drive from town, Bokor Hill Station is home to misty mountains, an abandoned French casino, and breathtaking views over the Gulf of Thailand.

2. Take a Sunset River Cruise

Unwind with a peaceful boat ride along the Preaek Tuek Chhu River. Watch the sky change colors and keep an eye out for fireflies at night.

3. Visit Kampot Pepper Farms

Kampot is world-famous for its pepper, and you can visit organic farms to see how it’s grown—and of course, take some home!

4. Wander the Old French Quarter

Stroll through colonial-era buildings, vibrant cafés, and laid-back art galleries. The relaxed atmosphere is perfect for slow travel.

5. Explore the Caves and Countryside

Nearby caves like Phnom Chhngok and Kampong Trach make for exciting day trips. Rent a scooter and enjoy the rice field landscapes.

🍜 Where to Eat

Kampot has no shortage of food options. Try:

• Epic Arts Café – social enterprise café with excellent coffee and brunch
• Café Espresso Roastery – great breakfasts and roasted coffee
• Rikitikitavi – riverfront dining with beautiful views
• Simple Things – vegetarian and vegan delights