Ream National Park — Cambodia Encyclopedia
Coastal park near Sihanoukville with mangroves, beaches, and boat tours through river systems.
Ream National Park
Coastal park near Sihanoukville with mangroves, beaches, and boat tours through river systems.
Ream National Park protects a rare combination of coastal and marine habitats just 18 km from Sihanoukville. The park encompasses mangrove estuaries, sandy beaches, coral reefs, and lowland evergreen forest. It's one of Cambodia's most accessible parks and offers a welcome contrast to Sihanoukville's developed beach scene, with boat tours through mangrove channels and secluded beaches reachable only by water.
Highlights
- •Mangrove boat tours through pristine estuary channels
- •Secluded beaches accessible only by boat
- •Coastal and marine ecosystems in one park
- •Closest national park to Sihanoukville
- •Dolphin-spotting opportunities at river mouths
Quick Facts
Area: 210 km²
Features: Mangroves, beaches
Established: 1993
Elevation: 0–200m
Entry fee: $5 for foreigners
Best time: Nov–Apr
Wildlife
Irrawaddy dolphinMacaquesSea eaglesKingfishersMonitor lizardsVarious marine fishHorseshoe crabs
Activities
Boat toursBeach visitsSnorkelingHikingBirdwatchingKayaking
Nearby & Related
SihanoukvilleKoh Rong
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Details drawn from our Cambodia national parks database.
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