Most days here don't need a plan. Kayaks and bicycles are free to take whenever you like, the pool doesn't close, and Kampot's countryside is close enough for a half-day out and back before dinner.
Paddle the tributary at your own pace, kayaks included in your stay.
Complimentary bicycles for the roads and villages around the property.
Twenty metres of lap pool with nowhere else you need to be.
The best seat in the house, right as the light turns amber over the water.
Strung between the trees by the river, built for an afternoon with a book.
On the terrace, by the pool, or brought straight to your room.
Kampot province rewards a little wandering. Ask at reception for directions, current conditions, or a driver — here's what's usually on the list.
Riverside colonial-era shopfronts, a night market, and a slow walk along the water — Kampot town makes for an easy half-day.
Kampot is known internationally for its pepper. A handful of farms around the province offer short visits and tastings.
An old French hilltop station above the clouds, with the ruins of a former casino and church. Kep's crab market is a similar distance in the other direction.
