Kep City is a municipality in Cambodia with the status of a province. Kep is just a few kilometres from the border with Vietnam located and used to be Cambodia's most popular beach town but has fallen on hard times in recent years (especially due to the Khmer Rouge).

Many of Kep's, mostly French villas are abandoned, but some of the town's former splendour is still apparent. The see is lined with huge sidewalks and some large statues that now seem largely out of place. The king built a palace overlooking the Gulf of Thailand, but it was never furnished and now sits empty. A good, paved road connects the small town with the 15km far away Kampot.

The slightly darker beaches than in Sihanoukville are mostly scattered with mangroves and black rocks, but Koh Thons (Rabbit Island) is just a short boat ride away (approx. 1/2h). Kep appears to be experiencing something of a renaissance, with several mid-range and luxury guesthouses and bungalows recently opened or still under construction. Kep is also home to an extensive national park covering some mountains with deep green jungle. View Map HIDDEN below Kep National Park overlooking the Gulf of Thailand, Vietnam Island and Bokor Mountain, you find a retreat dedicated to the finer things in life: beauty, tranquility and great food. Here, just a few hours from Phnom Penh airport you feel light years away from the crowds, ready to experience the true Kep in its entire splendor., the retreat presents a unique concept with raised wooden walkways made of stones, woods and connected true all private bungalows in the resort. Visit some of the island most iconic attractions or find your own hidden gems. Or maybe just lounge by one of our biggest salted pool in Kep, enjoying views of natural surroundings including uncounted exotic fruits trees as the tropical breeze brings you fragrant from nearby flowers from the wild mountain. Welcome to Veranda Natural Resort