Cambodia - Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Northern Thailand - page 518

Canadia Bank (St 1; 8am-3.30pm Mon-Fri, to 11.30am Sat) The ATM here accepts most inter-
national plastic and there's no local charge for withdrawals.

24hr) Has doctors who Sen Sok Clinic ( 012 555060; [e-mail] ; St 3, cnr St 5;

speak English and French.

Getting There & Away

Most buses drop passengers at Koh Kong's unpaved bus station, on the northeast edge of
town, where motos and remorques await, eager to overcharge tourists. Don't pay more
than US$1/2 for the three-minute moto / remorque ride into the centre.
Rith Mony ( 012 640344; St 3) , Phnom Penh Sorya ( 077 563447; St 3) , Olympic Transport (
011 363678; St 3) and Virak Buntham ( 089 998760; St 3) each run two or three buses to
Phnom Penh (US$7, six hours, last departure at 11.30am) and one or two trips to Sihan-
oukville (US$7, five hours). Most Sihanoukville trips involve a transfer, but Rith Mony
and Virak Buntham have direct buses around 8am.
Morning trips to Kampot (US$12, five hours) and Kep (US$14, six hours) with Rith
Mony and Virak Buntham involve a vehicle change or two. The same two companies of-
fer midday trips to Bangkok with a bus change at the border (US$20, eight hours). There
are also trips to Koh Chang (US$14 including ferry) with a change of bus at the border,
plus a local ferry to the island.
From the taxi lot next to the bus station, share taxis head to Phnom Penh (US$11, five
hours) and occasionally to Sihanoukville (US$10, four hours).

Getting Around

Paddy's Bamboo Guesthouse and Koh Kong Eco Adventure Tours rent out bicycles for
US$1 to US$2 per day. Motorbike hire is available from Fat Sam's and from Koh Kong
Eco Adventure Tours for US$5.