Cambodia · BOKOR NATIONAL PARK TOURS
Good bokor national park tours go early in the dry season and the best of them go first. Below: the 10 to lock in ahead, what each includes and how they differ.
Spend five hours exploring Bokor Mountain by tuk-tuk with an English-speaking guide such as Mao, Kaman, Chet, or Micki. Visit the Black Palace, old Catholic church, Bokor Hill Station, Wat Sampov Pram, and Popokvil Waterfall. Choose the afternoon trip for sunset, and bring proper shoes for the waterfall walk.
“informative guide. transport rather comfortable. an interesting half day out.”
This half-day Bokor National Park trip takes you from Kampot by tuk tuk to Lok Yeay Mao, Popokvil Waterfall, Wat Sampov Pram, the Old Catholic Church, and mountain viewpoints. An English-speaking driver such as Roy or Mr Lim handles the route, history, and hotel pickup. Expect cooler air, occasional fog, forest views, and a flexible pace.
“The mountain and buildings and views are all incredible! The guide was excellent! Very informative about the history of each stop.”
Spend 10 hours exploring Kampot and Kep with a local English-speaking guide such as Micki or Roy. Ride by tuk tuk, SUV, or van to Bokor Mountain, old churches, salt fields, Kep Crab Market, a pepper farm, and Secret Lake. The pace is full, the roads can be dusty, and lunch is not included.
“The day trip with Micki was really great and covered all the essential sights in Kampot, Kep and Bokor in one day. Micki looked after us very well, told us a lot of interesting information and organised the long day (even a little over 10 hours) in a charming and humorous way. Thank you very much indeed!”
Travel into Bokor National Park for abandoned royal and colonial buildings, Wat Sampov Pram, a hilltop Catholic church, Bokor Palace, Popokvil Waterfall, and Bokor Lake. An English-speaking guide, hotel pickup, bottled water, and vegetarian fried rice are included. Guide Roy is often praised for his stories, humor, and careful driving.
“Great tour best guide beautiful Day enjoy the nature monuments and cool because you up till 1020 my and it s windy”
From Kampot, ride by tuk-tuk into Bokor National Park with an English-speaking guide such as Roy. Visit Lok Yeay Mao, Popokvil Waterfall, Wat Sampov Pram, and the Old Catholic Church, with time for walks, photos, and scenic stops. The $28 price includes entry, water, and town pickup.
“oggi il tempo non era dei migliori, il trasporto fino in cima al monte bokor avrebbe dovuto essere fatto con un mezzo adeguato, anziché con un tuk tuk in cui abbiamo preso tanto freddo. le cose da vedere non sono un granché.”
Spend 5 to 6 hours exploring Bokor Mountain from Sihanoukville or the Kampot area with Micki, traveling by rickshaw or SUV. Stop at the Black Palace, old Catholic church, Bokor Hill Station, Wat Sampov Pram, and Popokvil Waterfall. Entrance fees, bottled water, and a snack are included. Pickup is available, with an added charge beyond 4 kilometers outside town.
“This was such an enjoyable day out. Cannot recommend Micki enough - his friendliness, knowledge and care during the trip. Nothing was too much trouble and he showed us some very unusual & interesting sights in the Bokor mountain area. Great value for money too!”
Travel from Sihanoukville to Kampot and Bokor National Park in an air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking driver. You will see Kampot’s Iron Bridge, the Lok Yeay Mao Monument, Popokvil Waterfall, Wat Sampov Pram, and an old Catholic church. The day lasts about 9 to 10 hours and includes pickup, entrance fees, and bottled water.
“A very memorable day excursion from Sihanoukville. Picked up at 7.30am for the 2hr 30 minute drive to Bokor National Park. Our hotel was not on the 'drop down' list for pick up so I contacted the operator direct and he was happy to collect Read more”
Travel from Sihanoukville with guide Kary or Seth on a private 6 to 8 hour trip through Bokor National Park, Kampot’s salt fields, La Plantation pepper farm, and Kep. Expect hotel pickup, bottled water, snacks, local insight, and time for seafood by the coast. Lunch costs extra.
“KaKary and Seth are excellent! I’m a solo female traveler and they were very safe, informative, and fun! My hotel was somewhat hard to find, but they were able to provide timely pick-up service without a problem. They were willing to split Read more”
Travel by tuk tuk from Kampot to Bokor Mountain, stopping at colonial buildings, a church, pagoda, waterfall, and the Black Palace. Continue to Brateak Krola Lake, then tour La Plantation, taste local pepper, and browse the farm. The English-speaking guide leads a small group of up to four.
“We had the best day out ever with our guide. He told us so many stories, had a great speaker in his tuk tuk to play music & showed us all the best spots. Would highly highly recommend doing this if you’re in Kampot.”
Scooter Trails takes you up Bokor Mountain by scooter, with hotel pickup, a helmet, water, and a local guide. Expect views over Kampot, the Black Palace, Wat Sampov Pram, and a tour focused on Bokor’s French, royal, Buddhist, and Khmer Rouge past. The listed group size is only two people.
“Booked for the 20-8-20 no one has rocked up to pick us up tried calling the tour poeple phone was disconected do not book will loose your money now trying to get a refund”
Pick a temple, a boat or a kitchen.
