Explore Ream National Park Sihanoukville Tours

Tour overview

Welcome to coastal Cambodia, to sandy beaches, tropical islands, provincial towns and and budding resorts on the warm waters of the Gulf.

Sihanoukville – the largest city on the coat – is a beach and port town, offering beach umbrellas and thatched roofed eateries, 24-hour bars and every thing from a laid back chair on the sand to an endless party vibe.

 

Tour Itinerary

The Preah Sihanouk “Ream” National Park is around 30 km from Sihanoukville, on the way back to Phnom Penh. It was established in the early 1990s to protect its threatened areas.

Ream Park is one of the seven national parks in the country. It encompasses over 15,000 hectares with mangrove forests, tropical jungles, and more then 150 bird species. It is also known for its monkey population.

The park has a marine habitat too, and aside from beaches, there are also boat trips being offered through mangrove forest channels. Tourists can have a walking tour of the mountains and see the numerous animal and plant life. As this requires guests to trek through the jungle, physical preparedness is important.

Another site worth visiting while in the area is the Wat Ream, the Buddhist temple there. There is a huge reclining Buddha and a great view from the top of the hill: for bird-watchers, the place is also perfect.

For fresh seafood, numerous food stands line the seaside along the park.

our Prices are quoted in US dollar per adult, and will be offer prices detail after you inquired tour. 

Kids (0-4 yrs) are free of charge, Children (5 – 11 yrs) 50% charge of the adult (12 yrs+) and need to be accompanied by at least one adult.

Additional Tour Information Before You Go 

Dressing Code

Cambodia geographically stays in the tropical monsoon, its weather varies and annually brings wet and dry seasons, generally hot in during day time and a bit cooler at night, and in the early morning. You should wear whatever most comfortable but remember to dress appropriately to respect the locals and other religious sites; pagodas, temples and holy places. Clothes must cover your shoulders and knees when you wish to visit the top part at Angkor Wat, Royal Palace in Phnom Penh and when you go to meet Buddhist monks.