Since Cambodia reopened its borders to tourists in the early 1990s, visitors from around the world have flocked to this intriguing Southeast Asian country to experience its fascinating cultural heritage, to engage with the wonderfully welcoming locals, and to marvel at the numerous spectacular natural wonders Cambodia has to offer. Phnom Penh, the nation’s bustling capital, is home to a slew of excellent restaurants, lively outdoor markets and a boisterous nightlife. However, most of Cambodia’s most popular attractions are located beyond the capital. Tourist favourites include: the sleepy French-influenced town of Kampot with its lovely promenade dotted with gorgeous French villas and charming riverside cafes; the breathtaking waterfalls of the lush jungle-clad Cardamon Mountains; and, of course, the awe-inspiring ancient temple complex of Angkor Wat - the world’s largest and arguably most impressive religious structure. Cambodia serves travellers of all sensitivities, whether they're seeking adventurous jungle excursions, exquisite golden-sand beaches, luxury resorts or sumptuous exotic cuisine, Cambodia truly does have it all.
Set just off the coast of Cambodia north of Bamboo Island, Krabey Island, also known as Kaoh Chraluh, is a private island home to an exclusive eco-resort. The island features rocky shores dotted with white sand beaches lapped by turquoise waters and edged by lush tropical jungle. Kaoh Chraluh is known for its commitment to the sustainability of the region, and it boasts an organic farm, a protected marine area, and a bottling plant re-using glass bottles. Visitors can look forward to soaking up the island’s tranquil atmosphere as well as watersports, thrilling island hopping boat tours, and relaxing spa experiences.
