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Sihanoukville

Cambodia :All Cities

3 hotel

Shinta Mani Wild

Shinta Mani Wild unfolds across a 350-hectare river valley in Cambodia's Cardamom Mountains, strung along 1.5 kilometers of fast water and waterfalls between Bokor and Kirirom National Parks. Designer Bill Bensley shielded the valley from poaching and logging and, in 2018, opened Cambodia's first private nature reserve, now a National Geographic Unique Lodge of the World. The arrival sets the tone: you clip into a harness and fly 400 meters by zipline over the canopy and a waterfall, landing at the Landing Zone Bar, cocktail in hand. Just 15 tents stand on stilts along the river, each different and steeped in the explorer age, in dark Khmer wood and antiques. Tent 01 honors Cambodian royalty; Tent 02 traces Jackie Kennedy's 1967 visit. Inside wait an air-conditioned bedroom, a cloud-soft bed, and a deck with a tub above the water; gaps in the timber floor let the river rise through the room all night, with the occasional hoot of a gibbon.

Almost everything on the table is gathered from the forest. Chef Tim Pheak, proud of his Cambodian roots, sends foragers into the jungle at dawn, then turns the haul into generous breakfasts and multi-course dinners. Meals roam beyond the Waterfall Restaurant: your Bensley Butler will lay a table above a cascade or deep in the trees. The finest ritual comes at golden hour, when sundowners are poured on a flat boulder mid-river, its natural hollows doubling as ice buckets while a campfire crackles and tiny fish nibble at your toes. By day you might kayak through mangrove channels, bike forest single-track, or patrol with Wildlife Alliance rangers to clear poachers' snares. The forest shelters sun bears, clouded leopards, pangolins, and pileated gibbons.

Song Saa Private Island

Created with sustainability in mind, Song Saa Private Island reflects the beauty of the Cambodian coastline. It’s a place that breathes in time with nature, built from local materials, by local hands, and infused with local art and soul. An evolved tropical getaway with a pristine private beach, spacious wooden villas, heavenly spa sanctuaries and a preserved coral reef, Song Saa Private Island lets you detach from the world and tune into simple luxuries. Establishing a new standard for sustainable luxury in Cambodia, this intimate, all-inclusive resort comprises 24 Jungle, Ocean View, and Overwater Villas. Traditional Khmer cuisine is served in a modern style. The spa offers all-organic treatments. Try sunrise yoga or join a marine biologist on a snorkeling safari.

Six Senses Krabey Island

Six Senses Krabey Island is a private tropical island hideaway off the southern coast of Cambodia, offering a seamless blend of sustainability and luxury. The resort features 40 free-standing pool villas scattered across lush jungle landscapes, designed to harmonize with nature and draw from Khmer traditions. Guests are invited to indulge in transformative wellness experiences at the renowned Six Senses Spa, which combines local healing traditions with advanced therapies. Culinary journeys showcase organic, locally sourced ingredients from the island’s own gardens and surrounding waters, highlighting wellness-focused Khmer and international cuisines.

Sustainability is central to the resort’s philosophy — from its water bottling and waste treatment facilities to coral reef conservation and its organic farm, every detail contributes to responsible travel. Whether you’re unwinding in your private villa with panoramic ocean views, joining an early morning yoga session, or kayaking along the island’s pristine coast, Six Senses Krabey Island offers a deeply immersive escape that reconnects you with nature and self.

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