Since reopening to tourists in the early 1990s, Cambodia has captivated visitors from around the globe with its rich cultural heritage, warm and welcoming people, and extraordinary natural wonders. Phnom Penh, the nation’s vibrant capital, pulses with energy, offering world-class dining, lively markets, and a spirited nightlife. Yet the country’s true treasures lie beyond the city: the sleepy, French-influenced town of Kampot enchants with its riverside promenade, colonial villas, and charming cafés; the lush, jungle-clad Cardamom Mountains reveal spectacular waterfalls and pristine wilderness; and, of course, the majestic Angkor Wat complex stands as the world’s largest and most breathtaking religious monument. Cambodia seamlessly caters to every traveller, whether seeking exhilarating jungle adventures, serene golden-sand beaches, luxurious resorts, or a journey through its tantalising local cuisine. With its blend of history, nature, and culture, Cambodia remains a destination of endless discovery and wonder.
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.
