In a nutshell

Sihanoukville: A small town, but with a unique character. Rich in history and sacred sites, you'll visit the best the city can offer amid pagodas, markets and beaches. Get ready for a tour brimming with excitement and beauty, spirituality and relaxation, all surrounded by green islands that look like an illustration out of an adventure story.

Main stops

Visit to the Krom Pagoda and blessing from the monks.
Photo stop at the Golden Lions Roundabout.
Free time at the market of Phsar Lurh.
Visit to the Wat Lu Pagoda.
Free time on the beach.

The programme

Get on the bus for this tour dedicated to spirituality, history and relaxation: You're in Sihanoukville, a little gem on the Gulf of Siam. The tour begins with a visit to the Krom pagoda. Be enchanted by monks in yellow robes chanting traditional Buddhist canons as you wander through the gardens of this timeless place, full of snake statues and four-faced deities. You'll have the honor of taking part in a very special moment: A blessing from the head monk with holy water, to bring a little luck to everyone. Leave spirituality behind and hop back on the bus. Keep your eyes peeled, because you'll go right past the city's most famous roundabout, Lion Roundabout, an icon of the city with its enormous golden lions!

And now...to the Phsar Lurh market! Fancy something sweet? Here, you can find every type of fruit, as well as palm sugar sweet treats. Admire the stalls selling freshly caught fish - just look at those colors! Have you seen the crabs? They look like they come from another galaxy. Allow yourself to indulge in a little healthy local shopping - there's something for everyone here.

Once you've finished buying, we'll set off again to see another wonder: Wat Lu, one of the most spectacular pagodas in the city. Take as many pictures as you can - every corner is hiding unique details.

But Sihanoukville also means sea – it would be a crime not to spend some time on one of its most famous beaches. Relax on the beach and enjoy the sea and the sun before returning to the ship, with sand between your toes and the smile of someone who has seen Cambodia from an unusual perspective.

Good to know

Wear suitable clothing for the places of worship you will be visiting (knees and shoulders/upper arms covered).
It's a public beach, with no facilities.
The order in which you visit the attractions on the itinerary may vary.
Clear views of the landscape are subject to weather conditions.
Wear comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for the trip, and don't forget your swimsuit, beach towel, hat and insect repellent.