Sharlie and Ed traveled to Bangkok in 2015 to take the CELTA qualification, and it was then on to Sihanoukville where they lived the high-flying life of qualified English teachers. They spent time exploring the less expensive side of Sihanoukville, when there still was one, and writing about it for Move to Cambodia. link You can follow their adventures on their blog, bigworldsmallsteps.com
We’ve eaten at Samnang Restaurant several times and it keeps getting better. In our opinion it’s the best BBQ/soup joint in Sihanoukville and offers excellent value for money. At only $5.99 for an all-you-can-eat meal, it’s not only easy on … Continue reading
We’ve traveled the route between Sihanoukville and Phnom Penh and vice-versa several times now. Usually we’re firm fans of Giant Ibis, but, as they were fully booked this time, we thought we’d give a Sihanoukville-based travel company with a good … Continue reading
In Sihanoukville a new place to eat is exciting news (well, for us at least!), so we were pleased to see the recent arrival of Mike’s Burger House. Phnom Penh expats have told us about the solid reputation of Mike’s … Continue reading
Most visitors to Kep do little more than eat crab, laze on the beach, and enjoy sundowners. But if you’ve already exhausted all of those options, just turn around and you’ll see that right behind you is a jungle — … Continue reading
Surprisingly, there are other things to do in Sihanoukville besides drinking beer. One of our favorite things to do is to sit down with a coffee and watch the world go by. Cafe culture is booming in Sihanoukville, and it … Continue reading
Sihanoukville has plenty of fitness options if you need to work on your beach body or just work off some of those sundown cocktails, from gyms and classes to yoga and informal kickabouts, there’s something to suit most fitness levels and … Continue reading
Even if you are on a shoestring budget in Sihanoukville it’s possible to find decent quality meals if you know where to look. You can, of course, find fried rice or noodles at many local vendors for a dollar or even … Continue reading
There’s no shortage of accommodation in Sihanoukville, and with new buildings sprouting up all around there is something to suit everyone’s needs and budget. We’ve lived in our apartment for three months now so the process of finding somewhere to … Continue reading