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Coastal Cambodia
Cambodia was not a destination that comes to mind when considering a beach holiday but that’s all changing with the south-coast fast emerging as a contender to more established beach destinations in Asia. Still largely undiscovered, the islands dotted off the coastline have managed to avoid mass tourism, so you’ll discover pristine white beaches, turquoise clear waters and unspoiled coral reef. It’s the ideal combination of adventure plus barefoot luxury with the temples of Siem Reap just one hour’s flight away.
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Experiences in Coastal Cambodia
Home to stretches of untouched coastline, postcard-perfect tropical islands and powder white sand lapped by a turquoise ocean it’s no surprise that luxury hotel groups such as Six Senses have opened here. This is tropical resort living that seriously rivals the Indian Ocean. Spend your days exploring vibrant coral reefs, enjoying exhilarating water-based adventures or simply flop on the white sands and inhale the stunning scenery. It’s a hard-to-find combination of picture-perfect setting and on-tap adventure.
For those wanting a little more off the beaten track then consider a couple of nights camping en route at the sublime Shinta Mani Wild; think jungle jeep adventures, zip lining over waterfalls and glamourous eco tents like no other. Or water-based camping at Four Rivers Floating Lodge. These tented pontoons sit gently on the Tatai River, surrounded by the stunning Cardamom mountains. Enjoy some peaceful kayaking and exploring serenaded by cacophony of jungle wildlife. There are even dedicated family tents for those that would prefer to stay on dry land.
Of course, it’s also the perfect finale for a holiday steeped in ancient temples, refreshing rural backwaters and heart-warming locals, especially if barefoot luxury is your thing!
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