Ferries From Sihanoukville to Koh Rong Visit Koh Rong

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https://visitkohrong.com/how-to-get-t... • Over the past year or so there have been some major changes in how to get to Koh Rong and its sister island Koh Rong Samloem. From faster ferry services, to more convenient international flights, to the first cross-country train, it has never been easier to get to Koh Rong. • In the past year 3 new ferry services have been introduced from Sihanoukville to Koh Rong and from Sihanoukville to Koh Rong Samloem, bringing the total to 5 (there is one more service but it doesn’t currently appear to be reliable enough to be mentioned here). • The 5 main services are Speed Ferry Cambodia (SFC), Island Speed Boat Cambodia (ISBC), Buva Sea (BS), Angkor Speed Ferry (ASF), and GTVC. (There are also a couple of $5-$10 ‘Slow Boat’ services that take 1.5 – 2.5 hours – These services are not professionally run and are not recommended). • All 5 services leave from the Ochheuteal (AKA ‘Serendipity’) pier in Sihanoukville and go to the main tourist beaches on the islands (Koh Touch on Koh Rong, and Saracen Bay on Koh Rong Samloem). • It will take about 40 minutes to get to your destination if it’s the first stop. If the boat first stops elsewhere, it may take 1 hour or so. • For Koh Rong the services stop at 2 piers that are very close to each other. However, for Koh Rong Samloem, SFC, ISBC, and BS stop on the left side of the bay, while ASF and GTVC on the right (it’s a 20 minute beach walk between the two, but your hotel should pick you up from either). • All 5 services will charge roughly $25 return, though prices can vary depending on time of year, special offers, etc. • For the return journey the 5 services will leave from the same pier that they arrived on. All services will go back to the Ochheuteal (Serendipity) pier in Sihanoukville. • All ferry services can be very busy – We strongly recommend you book your tickets in advance and not miss out on the day. You can book your ferry tickets online now here: • https://visitkohrong.com/how-to-get-t...

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