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Nice pepper farm to visit with private tour if you have lunch there, caves nearby to visit. Good trips to other hotels for lunch or dinner.

Kampot was much quieter than Sihanoukville, where we live. I find the quiet streets, and lack of Tuk-Tuks, motos and cars to be a pleasant diversion.

Ever stumbled on a small unassuming restaurant that blows you away with its food ... Check out the Honeymoon restaurant and its French owner .

Had a fantastic time in Kampot. Visit a water hole which is over the new bridge take right and follow this road.

Far from see. Close Kep seems better future in tourist industry. Two main attractions:pepper and durian.

Walking or staying at a bar along the river to watch the sunset is quite fun. Get another full day to visit Kep and Rabbit island.

Very nice relaxing and laid back town in Cambodia. It is worth a visit to chill out and visit some significant locations in Cambodian history.

The town has a very French flavour about it, but I was slightly disappointed to read that many of the buildings which look quite old are, in fact, relatively modern, although there are, clearly, quite a few older "French" style dwellings, shops etc.

Good City to hang out in! Lots of good restaurants available, lots of outdoor activities possible, lots of relaxation possible! Also good to visit Kep which is nearby.

Great, relaxing city. Easy to get around by tuk tuk or just walking. Nice place to unwind. Try some crab with kampot pepper!

Such a beautiful are to relax in after you have been through the hustle and bustle that is Cambodia. Lovely food, lovely people, lovely sights

Shop at the old rickety market (not at the fancy Central "revitalised "market). You can get different grades of Kampot pepper there for $8 to $30 a kilogram.

A tranquil riverine town with a nice placid river & riverfront. One could easily rent a good motorcycle & go for a bit of adventure in the countryside.

Try the ribs at Rusty Keyhole but be very hungry before you go. Senor Pacos is worth a trip. Go up river by boat and stop off at Champ and Greenhouse for cold beers and see the fireflies on return

Kampot is a scenic destinations with a beautiful river. The surrounding mountains provide a beautiful backdrop.

I didnt have time to stop by, just to pass by. I didn't see much activity beside a lots of food vendor on street.

Kampot is a charming riverfront town with beautiful views of the mountains. It is a comfortable relaxing place to spend a few days.

Peaceful and relaxing little city with some splendid views. Drinking beer by the lake was simple fantastic! Highly recommend.

Don't have a health problem here I needed to see a doctor so went to new hospital outpatients and the nursing staff not only wouldn't help me but were rude.

The best word to describe Kampot is laidback. Sleepy, relaxing, fresh air, peace and quiet. It's not the most picturesque place you'll ever see, but it most certainly isn't ugly.

Kampot is a peaceful quaint charm small town with French colonial building. The timeless countryside that surrounds it is carpeted by a wide range of emerald color.

We took a tuk tuk out to the nearby cave temple and were greeted by children wanting to guide us and practice their English which was a positive experience.

Kampot is not a very big town but it is still worth a look if you are out and about after the sun goes down I do recommend that you have a torch handy as there is no street lights apart from that the people are friendly and welcoming

Kampot is a great place to witness Cambodia, as it is, not just the big city of Phnom Penh or the tourist attraction of Siem Riep.