Sihanoukville Shore Excursion for cruise ship

Watch the daily routines of the fishermen. They go for the open sea at night and arrive back at the harbor with their haul early the next morning. While the fisherman unload their catch and spend the day fixing and prepping their casting nets for the next catch, observe the local boats lining up at the harbor.

You can witness the Kbal Chhay Waterfall tumbling through unaltered rock formations. The location, which is best viewed between July and October when it rains, is also a well-liked picnic spot for local visitors, particularly on weekends. The waterfalls supply Sihanoukville with clean water and come from various mountain ranges.

You'll also see one of Sihanoukville's most notable pagodas on this tour. On top of the hill, Wat Leu (Upper Wat) provides a breathtaking panorama of the entire town, the surrounding beaches, and the nearby islands. Admire the stone architecture of the golden shrine, especially the Buddha statues perched atop three-headed white elephants that protrude from a stone wall. Inside the temple, there are vibrant murals and Buddhist sculptures. It is a bustling place of worship where meals and fruit are distributed on special occasions.

We'll also stop by the Phsar Leu (Central Market), where you can see a bit of the way of life and culture of the locals. Look into the various local products available in the market, including fruits, seafood, clothing, jewelry, Khmer food, and other items.

We will stop at the Golden Lion roundabout to take photos. It is a symbol of Sihanoukville province, which is a popular area for domestic and international tourists.

The most popular beach in Sihanoukville is Ochheuteal Beach, which was formerly known as UNTAC Beach in the early 1990s. It offers a variety of beachside accommodations, from opulent hotels and restaurants to casual beach bars and bungalows. You can enjoy your food, beach, swimming, and more. After move back to port (Gate 1).