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The kep statue was cool. I’m glad i got to see it and take some photos. It wasn’t crowded at all and very big.

...not much to see in the area surrounding the statue, but still worth a visit. There are numerous dilapidated houses in the surrounding forest. The French wanted to build a new residence here.

This statue is quite outstanding and stands out well. It symbolise the famous flower sea crabs in Kep but unfortunately no more and what's left are baby and small ones. There are few mobile stalls set up along the pathway here selling bbq shrimps and squids but no crabs.

Riding down from Kampot. Half journey road condition is bad with potholes. Beach is not suitable for swimming. It's just a place to enjoy the sea breeze. Nearby Hill, there are some cafes with an awesome view of the horizon. The weekends are fully packed with locals coming in drove to enjoy a whole day lazing around in rented huts with hammocks. Seafood was famous among the locals coming from nearby towns.

Kep is a big disappointment... The beach is full of trash and metal pieces, so be careful where you put your feet. The water is dirty and I wouldn't recommend swimming here. There are not many options if you are looking for a normal sit down restaurant, but a lot of street food options. We had heard so many nice things about Kep, but non of them was true in our eyes. We had booked 4 nights here, but decided to leave after 2 nights.

Zipline Cafe is a great place to relax and enjoy nature in Kep. The sunset view is amazing and definitely one of the highlights of this place. They also offer zipline activities for those who want a bit of adventure. If you prefer to just sit and chill, there are coffee, soda, and other drinks available, along with food menus, making it a nice spot to spend time with friends or family. Overall, it’s a perfect place to enjoy sunset views, light food, drinks, and some fun activities. Highly recommended when visiting Kep.

We play the zip line. Had so much fun. Avocado shake was yummy as well. Amazing experience

It’s a good stopping spot to enjoy the view and have a cup of coffee on a hot day. Green tea was just okay.

This Zipline Cafe and Kep Adventure Park. Is just behind our hotel. The place is very nice with a relaxing view and a lot of places for you to sit. We had a drink here, enjoying our lazy afternoon whilst reading. They have Zipline if you are adventurous.

There is a zip line activity that you can register. It was really fun to play the zip lines with my friends. The tour guide was so helpful and friendly. This was such a joyful experience.

Nice to stop after close to 40 minutes of drive in a hot sunny afternoon. Cool Harpreet, nice viewpoint and a lot of local families enjoying their beach time. One thing still a mystery, I don’t understand. Why does it have to be a white lady with purple and pink clothes?

beautiful views,very fresh,clean,friendly citizens but a little bit pricey for food.would recommend👍

Statue out on the pier, next to Kep beach. Great views of the coastline. Locals fish from the end of the pier. Loads of free parking nearby.

The Enigmatic White Lady: A Visit to Kep Beach TDC Khanabadosh Kep Beach, a serene coastal town in Cambodia, offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle. One of its most intriguing attractions is the mysterious White Lady statue, a symbol of enduring love and loss. The Legend of the White Lady Local folklore tells the tale of a fisherman's wife who waited tirelessly for her husband's return from the sea. Her unwavering devotion and longing are said to have transformed her into the enigmatic White Lady statue. The statue's serene expression and captivating aura continue to draw visitors from far and wide. A Peaceful Retreat Beyond the captivating legend, Kep Beach offers a serene and picturesque setting. Relax on the pristine sands, take a refreshing dip in the crystal-clear waters, or indulge in delicious seafood at the local restaurants. The laid-back atmosphere and stunning

Very place for visiting in Kep, Cambodia. I have been there many times with my tourists. Kep is the best coastal line province you should come and visit.

Nice beach with gentle waves for swimming and has a lovely sunset to enjoy. It is not very busy during the week which is a plus. However, someone else told me their friends bag got taken while he was swimming (but he got it back) so be cautious of that!

Very chilled lovely little sandy beach. Lots of little local restaurants in the vicinity selling food food and drink for only a few dollars (2018). Near to the vibrant working crab market with more restaurants and stalls. Avoid weekends as it gets very crowded with Khmer holidaymakers, midweek is more peaceful.

It's a local beach with a very local feeling. Not much shaded areas so keep that in mind. Plenty of food vendors around. Cheap food and drinks with water to cool down. Not bad.

you dont swim there as the water is not very clean and it is full of local people, but worth to see, you can hire a hammock near the beach and chill

Very dirty everywhere especially at the new year, no where to sit in the shades and they are renting seats for 10$ on the beach land that doesn't even belong to them but to the Khmer people.

The sea isn’t very clean — you might only go in for about 5 minutes if you’re really sweaty. The color of the water is similar to a Starbucks coffee, mainly because the Mekong River flows into this sea from nearby areas. Tourism exists here, but it hasn’t reached a proper standard yet. The beach is a bit dirty, and the Sea Market area is quite shabby with some hygiene issues. Still, we ended up enjoying ourselves and had grilled king prawns. We bought 1 kilogram of prawns for $10. We picked them fresh from a tank, and paid an additional 5,000 Cambodian Riel (around $1.25) for cooking. So the total came to $11.25. Each prawn was about 125 grams — very meaty, incredibly fresh, and delicious. Because they were so large and full, they were also very juicy. Honestly, they were the biggest and best prawns I’ve ever had. It’s quite rare to find prawns this size and freshness elsewhere. It’s tru

Quiet beach, good restaurants, close to the national park, a very relaxing place. The water was nice on some days and on other days we found some plastic in the ocean.

A small but nice beach. Used to be black sand but transformed into a white beach to attract tourists. Crowded in the weeked with locals who have their lunch at the beach. We asked them friendly to keep the beach clean and not to leave the crab shells.

The day I visited recently was perfect dry-season weather—around 29°C, sunny with no wind, and the water was completely flat and glassy, like a lake. Super warm (sea temp hovering around 28-29°C this time of year) and inviting for a long swim or just floating around. Mid-week, it was peaceful: just a few local families chilling under the shaded platforms, no crowds. The beach is small, with soft palm trees along the promenade, great views over to Phu Quoc, and it's right next to the famous Crab Market—grab fresh Kep crab with Kampot pepper afterward, it's unbeatable!

Nice beach, it’s good place clean , lot of food and drinks option

Today, the four of us had dinner at Paris Kep, and from the moment we arrived, we received a very warm welcome. The chef, Ly Bunleng, took the time to personally advise us on the menu, recommending the freshest dishes available and honestly explaining which seasonal ingredients were not available during the low season. We ordered a Red Snapper with mashed potatoes, a fresh tuna salad made with locally caught raw tuna, a goat cheese salad, and a prawn salad served on a crispy potato nest. The waiting time was pleasantly short, and all dishes were served simultaneously. The quality of the food was exceptional. In terms of taste, we would rate it **9 out of 10**, and we would happily order every dish again. The restaurant itself has a simple and modest atmosphere, but the cuisine is of a remarkably high standard, with the elegance and refinement of excellent French cooking. It is immedia

Friendly French bistro just of the main seafront road. We arrived on a rainy night out of season. But so glad we chose this place. Food was excellent and the quality of the wine surprised me.( Better than most I have had even in top class places in PP) The chef was keen to ensure we were enjoying our food and explained the unique type of mushroom he uses in his sauce. Overall a great experience at a reasonable price. Thoroughly recommend.

Gorgeous food, Sokim is amazing chef, cooked great western (and Khmer!!) food. They have great wine and a really good atmosphere. Food and drinks are very good price, come for happy hour 4-6 and cheaper cocktails. Overally very good time- lovely atmosphere, lovely staff and restaurant. Guaranteed a nice time as owners/staff are very friendly and they play nice music😁😊

This restaurant has a relaxed vibe. Music not to my taste, a bit intense. Food ok. Service french lady friendly.

We love Lili and Paris Kep restaurant. What a lady! The food is magnificent, tuna carpaccio and fish amok I had. Do ask if you want it a little spicy. We had a great evening. I left something behind and her partner brought to me in Phnom Penh. Lili j’adore.

"While the mountain scenery in Kep is beautiful, the motorbike noise is a drawback. The local government should promote more organized activities to attract visitors to the region."

A beautiful hidden gem located on the mountain. Up there you can enjoy coffee/drinks with a very nice view overlooking the sea and greenery surrounding forest. It’s crowded for weekend and during holiday. Most people go there for taking photo. We paid 10000R for 5 of us at the foot of the mountain. PS: no space for car park for more than 3 cars. Be sure to ask them before going up. It’s a small one way road.

Chilling with the coffee shop along the road up to the mountain of Kep National Park, we can see the Seaview and the mountain and island.

Beautiful cafe in a national park! Amazing coffee and nice crepes! Also very unique sittings areas with a great view!

Great place with great drinks like fresh passion fruit and sparkling water (soda) . Super relaxing spot

You pay $1 to enter and it can be either walked or driven with the motorbike. I didn't see many places to hike, only a couple stops, one of them being a tower with nice views. I would not go there specially, but if you are in the area with spare time, definitely something nice to do.

A lovely national park with forests overlooking the ocean. There is a paved path for motorcycles and hikers. There is a section with different swings and seating options, so you can enjoy a cold drink and take photos of the view. Litter free and beautiful.

Kep National Park is a natural and in some ways primitive experience. Trails range from paved to very rugged and undeveloped. Along the main trail, there are a few facilities like coffee shops and swings out over the cliff, for the daring. Plenty of amazing views from the mountain of the Kep beach as well. Be forewarned that afternoon visits to the park will be hot, balmy, steamy and very humid. An early morning trek is recommended to avoid the crushing, draining heat. Some insect repellent is likely in order as well.

Kep National Park is a beautiful and peaceful place to enjoy nature. Foreign visitors pay $1 entrance fee, which is very affordable. You can explore the park in many ways — walking, cycling, or riding a motorbike, depending on your preference. We did not see monkeys on our visit. Don’t forget to visit the tower.

Pretty nice park, for a 1 dollar entrance fee. There is a nice road going around with observe points. Unfortunately not well maintained, most views are hidden by vegetation. You get the nicest views by leaving the road and walk up on the small trails (also not maintained, some parts almost blocked by fallen trees).