Enjoy all Kep has to offer

Discover local climbing spots with scenic village views and natural limestone walls—ideal for both beginners and seasoned climbers.

With the Gulf of Thailand at your doorstep, paddle through warm, calm waters with Kep National Park on one side and Rabbit Island on the other.

Explore small villages, lush rice fields, and old French colonial villas—or take on the forest trails of the national park. Choose between relaxing rides or thrilling off-road adventures. Biking here offers a mix of culture, scenery, and fun.

Far from city lights and close to the sea, Kep offers spectacular views of the night sky—perfect for dreamers and night photographers alike.

Stretch and breathe deeply by the beach, in a flower-filled garden, or at one of Kep’s serene wellness centers. Beautiful settings await you and your mat.

Visit the protected wetlands where you may catch a glimpse of the elegant and endangered Sarus Crane in its natural habitat.

Just steps from Khmer Hands, Kep National Park is home to monkeys, hornbills, butterflies, and more. Early mornings or late afternoons are best for spotting animals.

Tour the world-famous Kampot pepper farms just outside Kep. Learn how this prized spice is grown, harvested, and dried.

Ride through Kep’s lush countryside and winding rural paths, taking in views of rice fields and distant hills. Horseback riding here offers a calm, scenic way to experience Cambodia’s tranquil landscapes.

Explore nearby limestone caves filled with shrines, stalactites, and the quiet mystery of Cambodia’s karst landscape.

Wander Kep’s trails through the national park. Enjoy jungle paths, sea views, ‘sunset rock’ and rest stops with hammocks and refreshments.

Soar through the treetops on a zip line for a thrilling new perspective of Kep’s lush forest landscape and spectacular coastline. It’s a fun adventure for kids and adults.

Take a step back in time as you explore the ruins and remnants of French-era villas scattered throughout Kep.

Visit during the dry season to see local workers harvest sea salt—an age-old tradition that paints the land in shimmering whites, and offers an opportunity for stunning photos.

Meet artisans in nearby villages who weave mats, craft baskets, prepare palm sugar, collect wild honey and keep traditional Cambodian skills alive.

Join a local boat or cast from the shore. Kep’s waters are home to crabs, fish, and quiet hours spent with a line in the sea.

When the wind picks up, Kep’s open waters become a playground for kite surfers. With steady breezes and wide beaches, it’s an exhilarating way to ride the waves.

Explore the clear, shallow waters around Rabbit Island and discover colorful fish and coral. Snorkeling in Kep offers a gentle, refreshing look into Cambodia’s coastal marine life.