The Reef Resort Sihanoukville

... letting us use his ute and all his camping gear. Spent a couple of nts camping but then it rained so we moved to Eurong resort which had a pool We got to explore a lot of the island thanks to Anne' awesome driving!!! Lake McKenzie was the true highlight ...

... shower within a few hours. So we called a taxi to take us to the beach. Arrived at Sihanoukville, the southern Cambodian beaches. Checked into Reef Resort, which is pretty nice. The rain stopped and we walked down the street to Serendipity beach. As ...

Went down the beach by bus for 4 days off. Checked many places to stay and decided on the Reef Resort as it had aircon & a pool & was about $50 a night.   Spent the next few days exploring all the lovely beaches around the ...

... was in his left thigh, not far from the femoral artery.  He down played the whole thing but I thought he was crazy.  After sunset, our tuk-tuk driver took us back to Reef Resort. Linda crashed early while Mike took the girls out for ice ...

... in the developing world are run by greedy multinationals so none of their money stays in Cambodia. At the moment Sihanoukville is in transformation - it currently has 2 posh resorts but gradually the beachside bars are being ploughed down to make ...

... told that it would take 4 hours and it did. That is very impressive! After Titanic they showed Khmer karaoke. We arrived in Sihanoukville around noon and found a tuk tuk for $4 to our Guest House, The Reef. Our room is pretty good. We finally have ...

Sihanoukville is a beach resort area on Cambodia's south coast. The town itself is extremely crappy and full of garbage, but for now the beaches are quite nice. This may not last long, however, because there has been a huge influx of tourists in recent ...

... Rong island. Originally we didn’t think we would make the boat so had planned to spend that day and night in Sihanoukville, which on first appearances didn’t look like a particularly nice place. We went to the Dive Shop Cambodia offices (they ...

... the Gulf of Thailand sea, surrounded by several white sandy beaches & tiny offshore island’s, Sihanoukville apparently is Cambodia’s premier coastal resort, with it’s white sandy beaches, warm water’s, coral reef, fresh ...

... promised squeaky-clean white sands and crystal clear water. It was a gem of a find considering that when we arrived in Sihanoukville we couldn't wait to leave; this place is your stereotypical beach resort, crammed with tourists lying on a dirty beach ...

We arrived in Sihanoukville after a less eventful three hour drive from Phnom Penh; the route was mainly a single tarmac road all the way, with only three near misses - one when the vehicle in front overtook on the inside of a tuk tuk, causing all to slam ...

It was storming when we woke up at 5:30, we could have slept until 6:30 because our pick up for the tour is not until 8:00, but Bill forgot to change the alarm. We had a good night sleep because the bed is not too hard here.  I had bacon (gave to ...

... Bill Volume 1 and all of Volume 2 later, we were on the island.  Phu Quoc Island sits a mere 4km away from Sihanoukville in Cambodia, was the site of many South Vietnamese/US prisons during the war and is now a huge Vietnamese military presence due ...

... the prospect of Cambodia, where we're meeting our friends from Northern Ireland, Vince (aka Deon) & Julie. With two weeks  ahead of us touring Siem Reap, Sihanoukville (Kompong Som) & Phnom Penh, it's got to be good ;-)  x Gill & Ray ...

... Unexpectedly Beautiful Place - Turtle Island, Sabah, Malaysian Borneo Prettiest City - Jaislamer, Rajasthan, India Best Sunset - Sihanoukville, Cambodia Best Night Sky - The Outback, Australia Favorite Natural Phenomenon - Lunar Rainbow followed by ...

... manuel and i did a night dive as well in sairee reef. it was very nice down there at night. its very quiet and still and serene. i thoroughly enjoyed myself and even got to see phosphorescence just like in sihanoukville. last bits to come soon. ...

... friendly, if a little less characterful and exciting destinations, was actually a pretty welcome one. We caught a bus from Sihanoukville which took us the 4 hours back to Phnom Penh. From there we grabbed a taxi across the city out to ...