Cambodia is a country with more than 2 islands and 5 ferry ports.
Maritime transportation in Cambodia is very well developed and there are numerous lines taking you from the mainland to the islands and back.
Depending on the type of vessel that you are going to take to reach your destination, you may be able to take your car or motorbike with you, but keep in mind that you need to double check if the vessel in question is a car ferry or a passenger ferry to be sure.
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Domestic Ferry Lines
There are 4 ferry lines operating inside Cambodia.
The most popular domestic ferry lines are Sihanoukville - Koh Rong Samloem, Koh Rong Samloem - Sihanoukville and Sihanoukville - Koh Rong that take more than 7 passengers between these destinations.
Of course, the routes are operating even during the winter, but the departure schedule is slightly different.
Also, keep in mind that if the weather is not adequate for sailing, there is always a possibility that the ferry departure might be canceled, so make sure you read the Terms and Conditions applied for the specific departure you are interested in.
Here are some of the most popular ferry lines offered in Cambodia:
Cambodia has around 7 ferry companies operating departures to and from the surrounding islands.
Island Speed Ferry Cambodia is the largest ferry operator offering more than 720 ferry lines, whereas the smallest ferry company is Sima Express and has 1 in their offer.
The vessels vary in size and capacity, depending on the route they are sailing on, but the information regarding the type of vessel you will be boarding is going to be indicated on the ticket and on the search results when you browse through the departures.
Some of the ferry companies operating in Cambodia can be found below, where you can click on them for more information and reviews:
Ferry Ports in Cambodia
Cambodia is home to approximately 5 ferry ports.
The largest ferry port is the one situated in Phnom Penh.
Of course, during the high summer season, it is advisable to get to the ferry port at least 45 minutes prior to the departure time of your ferry in order to avoid any delays in your travel time.
The smallest ferry port is the one in Koh Rong Samloem.
Below you can see a list of the most important ports, and here you can find all ferry ports and terminals in Cambodia.
Cambodia is home to more than 2 islands.
The biggest island off the coast of Cambodia is Koh Rong, while the smallest one is Koh Rong Sanloem.
Based on the ticket sales for the ferry lines to the islands of Cambodia, the most popular islands in terms of travellers are Koh Rong and Koh Rong Sanloem.
For more details about each of the islands in Cambodia, you can click on them below for more information about that island; ferry timetables, ferry companies, places of interest and more!
Koh Rong
Koh Rong Sanloem
Transportation to the ferry ports
If you are traveling by a plane and arriving at one of the airports in Cambodia, you can reach the ferry port by bus, you can see more about that here. Or if you are wanting a private, door-to-door transfer, you can have a look at the options available here.
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