Bokor Mountain by Private Car
Up Bokor by private car: the Black Palace, Wat Sampov Pram, the old church, Bokor Palace, Popokvil waterfall and a local lunch.
- Duration
- 6 hours
- Format
- Private car (SUV)
- Group size
- Up to 4 people
- Price
- $75 per car
Bokor is a long climb, and a car makes it easy. Seth drives you up to the plateau's landmarks and viewpoints, then stops for a Cambodian lunch on the outskirts of Kampot on the way back.
The route
The Black Palace
King Sihanouk's former retreat, now an empty shell.
Wat Sampov Pram & Lok Yeay Mao
The 'five boats' pagoda, named after its boat-shaped rocks, with wide views over the coast when the clouds allow, and the giant statue of Lok Yeay Mao.
The old church & Le Bokor Palace
The weathered 1920s church and the French hill-station hotel from 1925, restored and open again as a hotel.
Popokvil waterfall
Two tiers, at its best in the rainy season.
Local lunch
A Cambodian lunch at a local restaurant on the outskirts of Kampot, on the way down.
What's included
- Private SUV, just your group (up to 4)
- Pickup and drop-off at your accommodation in Kampot
- English-speaking local guide
- Cambodian lunch at a local restaurant
- Bottled water
Not included
- Personal expenses
- Optional activities
Good for
- Cooler air
- History and photography
- Families
What travellers say
Quoted word for word from Tripadvisor, Google and GetYourGuide.
“Seth is a very polite guide, he picked us up in his comfortable car and brought us to some beautiful places in the area.”
“Great tour! Highly recommended. Seth, our tour guide was very knowledgeable and easy going.”
“Seth also shared many personal stories about his own past and his family’s history, which made the tour even more special and meaningful”
“Seth was a great guide and we loved hearing his explanations about each place.”
Plan your day
- Send your planChoose a tour and a date. WhatsApp opens with your message ready.
- Seth confirmsHe replies with availability, the price and a pickup time.
- He picks you upBring a hat, water and a little cash for entrance fees.
