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Cambodia’s southern coast and its scattering of tropical islands remain among Southeast Asia’s best-kept secrets. With undeveloped beaches, warm turquoise seas and a laid-back atmosphere, they offer an alluring and unspoilt destination for those seeking the road less travelled, far from the crowds of the region’s busier shores.

The islands off the coast near Sihanoukville, such as Koh Rong and its neighbours, are a paradise of powder-white beaches, swaying palms and clear warm water, still refreshingly untouched by mass tourism. Their tranquil coves and vibrant reefs offer superb swimming, snorkelling and days of blissful relaxation.

Beyond the coast, Cambodia offers extraordinary cultural riches, above all the magnificent temples of Angkor, one of the greatest archaeological wonders in the world, adding remarkable depth to any visit. The combination of pristine islands and profound heritage is rare and rewarding.

Ashore, the country offers fresh seafood, warm hospitality and a genuinely relaxed pace, along with a rich and fascinating culture. Its unspoilt beauty is exceptional.

With its undeveloped islands, turquoise seas and rich heritage, Cambodia is an alluring Southeast Asian secret. Guests can anchor off pristine tropical beaches, snorkel clear reefs and combine days of blissful relaxation with the extraordinary cultural riches of this beautiful country.
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The brand-new 50-metre phinisi Bhavana blends handcrafted Indonesian artistry with contemporary luxury, offering a warm wooden Peranakan-inspired interior, a PADI dive centre and a spa for 14 guests, cruising Komodo,
Bhavana

50M

Traditional Phinisi

2025

105000€

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A 65.2-metre ironwood sailing yacht hand-built in South Sulawesi in 2014, carrying 14 guests in seven ensuite cabins across Raja Ampat, the Spice Islands and Komodo, with diving and all
LAMIMA

65M

Haji Baso & Saka

2014

189000€

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A 50-metre ironwood phinisi built by hand in Bulukumba and launched in 2022, with two above-deck master cabins, a dive operation under a PADI-certified dive master and eighteen crew for
Vela

50M

Pak Haji Abdullah

2022

119000€

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A 47-metre Indonesian phinisi built in 2020 by Konjo shipwrights in Sulawesi, sailing Komodo and Raja Ampat with 12 guests in seven suites, a crew of 14 and a full
The Maj Oceanic

47M

Custom

2020

91000€

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A 48-metre private phinisi, hand-built in Indonesian ironwood and teak, with six suites for twelve guests and fifteen crew, cruising Komodo, Alor, Raja Ampat and the Spice Islands.
Otium

48M

Konjo Boatbuilders

2026

98000€

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A 50-metre phinisi built by Konjo boatbuilders in 2004 and sailing Indonesia ever since, carrying 12 guests in five culturally themed cabins with a crew of 17, from Komodo and
Silolona

50M

Konjo Shipwrights

2004

130900€

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A 55-metre, nine-suite phinisi built by hand in ironwood and teak, crossing Komodo, the Spice Islands and Raja Ampat year round for up to 18 guests from USD 140,000 per
Prana by Atzaró

55M

Pak Haji Abdullah

2018

140000€

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Amandira

52M

Konjo Boat Builders

2015

94500€

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A 46-metre Delta Marine delivered in 2011 and refitted in 2021, with a full-beam main-deck master, a sundeck jacuzzi and swim-up bar and an inflatable sea pool off the transom,
PISCES

46M

Delta Marine

2011

200000€

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An 81-metre Royal Huisman three-masted schooner, the largest aluminium sailing yacht afloat, carrying 12 guests in six cabins with a crew of 15 across the Pacific and South East Asia,
Sea Eagle

81M

Royal Huisman

2020

550000€

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The award-winning 73-metre Feadship Lunasea is a world-cruising family yacht with an eight-metre main-deck infinity pool, ten-seat cinema, full wellness centre and RWD interior, cruising the Pacific, South East Asia
Lunasea

73M

Feadship

2017

680000€

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The 41.5-metre Astoria Marine Calisto, a 1944 minesweeper transformed into a classic wooden yacht, pairs bygone-era mahogany interiors and a rich-mahogany master with generous decks and a children-s playroom, cruising
Calisto

41M

Astoria Marine

1944

65000€

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Oracle

35M

Pak Haji Saka

2019

43750€
A 55-metre Trinity refitted in 2023, running a full-displacement steel hull with a lift, a beach club, a sundeck jacuzzi and eleven crew for twelve guests, chartering South East Asia
PURPOSE

55M

Trinity Yachts

2005

270000€

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Cambodia Yacht Charter
Cambodia yacht charters offer the freedom to experience the destination on your own terms. Each itinerary can be shaped around the way you want to travel, with the flexibility to move between time on the water, moments ashore and the simple pleasure of life on board.
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Untouched Islands
Koh Rong, the second largest of Cambodia’s offshore islands at roughly 78 square kilometres, rings its coast with 23 named beaches, from the lively village anchorage at Koh Touch to the seven-kilometre stretch of Sok San in the west. Much of the interior remains dense jungle with no road connecting the island’s few small settlements, so a boat is still the only practical way to move between most of its bays.
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Turquoise Waters
After dark, the waters around Koh Rong Samloem often glow with bioluminescent plankton, a natural light show best seen on a moonless night away from any shore lighting. By day the same waters turn a clear turquoise over sandy shallows, warm enough to swim year-round and calmest for much of the dry season between November and April, before the southwest monsoon builds through the middle of the year.
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Pristine Beaches
Just along the coast from Sihanoukville, Ream National Park protects roughly 150 square kilometres of mangrove forest, flooded grassland and small islands, including Koh Thmei, where empty beaches back onto mangroves rather than a beach bar. Irrawaddy dolphins are occasionally spotted in the park’s calm waters, a rarer and quieter sight here than the coral and reef life found around Koh Rong’s own outer bays and dive sites.
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Rich Heritage
Angkor Wat, built in the early twelfth century under King Suryavarman II and inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1992, covers some 162 hectares, making it the largest religious monument in the world by land area. Reaching it means a flight inland to Siem Reap rather than a detour by sea, but many charter itineraries build in a day or two ashore around the coastal cruise for exactly that reason.
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Off the Beaten Path
Kep, a former French colonial retreat now dotted with the roofless shells of villas abandoned during the Khmer Rouge years, is best known today for its crab market, where boats unload directly onto trestle tables and cooks stir-fry the catch with Kampot pepper grown in the hills just inland. It is a quieter, more overlooked stop than the islands further west, and rewards those who make the short detour.

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Cambodia Yacht Charter Itineraries

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Across Cambodia, each itinerary reveals a different rhythm, from lively ports and waterfront towns to secluded anchorages, island escapes and stretches of coastline best discovered from the sea. Together, they create a more layered way to explore, with every route shaped by the places, experiences and moments found along the way.

Cambodia Must See & Do

The anchorages, experiences and places that define a yacht charter in Cambodia, and the ones worth building your itinerary around.
Top Anchorages

Koh Touch, Koh Rong
Saracen Bay, Koh Rong Samloem
Sok San Beach, Koh Rong
Koh Thmei, Ream National Park
Kep Harbour

Top Things to Do

Swim in bioluminescent plankton off Koh Rong Samloem at night
Snorkel the reefs off Koh Rong’s outer bays
Watch the sunset over the Kep crab market
Visit Angkor Wat and the temples of Siem Reap
Explore the mangroves of Ream National Park by boat

Top Places to Visit

Koh Rong
Koh Rong Samloem
Kep
Kampot
Siem Reap (Angkor)

Cambodia Charter Guide

Everything you need to know before chartering a yacht in Cambodia, from the best time to visit to where to drop anchor.
What's the best time of year to charter Cambodia's coast?

November through April is Cambodia’s dry season and the best window for a coastal charter, with calm seas and long stretches of sunshine, cooler from November to February and noticeably hotter by March and April. The wet season, roughly May to October, brings heavier rain and choppier crossings between the islands, though showers are often short and the water stays warm throughout.

How do we fly in for a Cambodia coastal charter?

Sihanouk International Airport (KOS) sits a short drive from Sihanoukville, the main departure point for boats to Koh Rong and Koh Rong Samloem, with direct flights from several regional hubs. Guests wanting to combine the coast with Angkor Wat usually fly separately into Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport (SAI), which replaced the city’s old airport in 2023 and sits roughly 40 kilometres from the temples themselves.

Where's the best place to anchor overnight in Cambodia?

Saracen Bay, on Koh Rong Samloem’s east coast, is the most sheltered and popular overnight anchorage, backed by a long sandy beach and a handful of low-key beach bars. Koh Touch, Koh Rong’s main village, suits guests wanting an evening ashore, while Koh Thmei inside Ream National Park offers a quieter, more remote alternative closer to the mainland.

How many days should we spend on Cambodia's coast?

Three to four days suit most itineraries, enough to spend a night off each of the main islands and a stop at Kep for its crab market. Guests wanting to add Angkor Wat should budget at least one extra day inland, since it requires a separate flight to Siem Reap rather than a detour by boat, with no coastal route connecting the two.

Is it easy to provision and refuel along Cambodia's coast?

Sihanoukville is the only real hub for fuel, spares and full provisioning, so charters typically stock up there before heading out to Koh Rong, Koh Rong Samloem or Kep, none of which offer much beyond basic supplies and a handful of small restaurants. The islands themselves still run largely on generators and solar power rather than a mains grid, part of what keeps their pace so unhurried.

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