You’ll go from Siem Reap’s busy streets to Koh Rong’s soft sand in one seamless trip—private car with water and Wi-Fi (when it works), help at every hand-off, a smooth ferry ride with real coastal views, plus friendly faces guiding you along the way. It’s easygoing travel that leaves space for small surprises.
Have you ever wondered how it feels to leave the dust of Siem Reap behind and just… keep going until you’re on an island? That’s what we did. Our driver showed up ten minutes early (I was still hunting for my charger), holding a sign with my name — which felt strangely official for someone in flip-flops. The van was cool inside, bottled water already waiting, and I remember the faint smell of eucalyptus from the air freshener. It’s funny how small comforts stick out when you’re bracing for a long drive.
The road from Siem Reap to Sihanoukville isn’t exactly short — about five or six hours, depending on traffic and how many cows decide to cross. I kept nodding off as we passed little villages and rice paddies blurred by rain on the window. Our driver, Mr. Dara, didn’t say much but he’d point out things now and then: “That’s Kampong Thom,” or “Famous for sticky rice.” I tried some at a rest stop — warm, sweet, wrapped in bamboo — and honestly, I still think about that taste. Wi-Fi worked most of the way (not everywhere), which was good enough for me.
When we finally reached Sihanoukville ferry terminal, someone from the team waved us over and helped with check-in. No confusion at all — they just handed us our ferry tickets and pointed out where to wait. The ferry ride itself was about 45 minutes; not rough at all that day. I sat by the window watching the coastline fade into this crazy blue-green water. There was a group of local kids giggling in the back row — one offered me a mango slice (I said yes). Arriving at Koh Rong felt like stepping into another world; sand everywhere, sun sharp on your skin. And suddenly you realize you’ve gone from temple city to island life in less than a day.
The journey takes about 5-6 hours by car from Siem Reap to Sihanoukville, then around 45-60 minutes by ferry to Koh Rong Island.
Yes, hotel pickup in Siem Reap is included as part of the transfer service.
The private vehicle includes air conditioning, bottled water, charging outlets, and sometimes Wi-Fi (coverage may vary).
Yes, staff assist with check-in at Sihanoukville ferry terminal and provide your boat ticket before departure.
You can select a departure time that fits your travel plans thanks to flexible scheduling options.
The service provides drop-off on Koh Rong Island after arrival by ferry.
Your trip covers private air-conditioned transportation from your hotel in Siem Reap straight to Sihanoukville port—with bottled water along the way—plus expressway fees paid up front. The team handles your one-way ferry ticket to either Koh Rong or Koh Rong Sonloem and makes sure you’re checked in smoothly before boarding; all vehicles are insured and cleaned before each ride.
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