Kick-back in Kep
Keep the crowds at bay & tuck in to some of the best seafood in Asia
In Cambodia’s Colonial heyday, Kep was its most popular beach resort, with many of Phnom Penh’s elite spending summer enjoying its architectural charm, picturesque waterside setting & high quality seafood. In the subsequent quiet decades, Kep fell off the tourist map, & is now making a discreet but welcome comeback. Thankfully it lacks the quality of neighbouring Sihanoukville’s beaches (yes, you read that correctly!) & thus has retained a rare charm, so often lost to the inflatable crocodile brigade. The waterfront shack-restaurants serve the same high standard of seafood & the Colonial architecture has improved, if anything, with age.