Experience Cambodia like never before with Koh Kong Taxi, offering daily private mini VIP transport ideal for Day Tours, Multi-Day Adventures, and Long-Distance Trips. Travel comfortably in our well-maintained A/C SUVs, Minivans, Vans, or Minibuses, enjoying a smooth and convenient ride along Cambodia’s most popular routes.

Our service covers travel to and from Koh Kong, Mondulkiri, Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Kep, Sihanoukville, Battambang, Ratanakiri, Kratie, Kampot, and many other provinces, cities, as well as border crossings into Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam.

With over 10 years of experience, our fully licensed, English-speaking drivers know the roads inside and out, ensuring a safe and pleasant journey every time.

Booking a private taxi with us saves you time and money, while giving you the freedom to stop whenever you want for local food, rest breaks, or photo opportunities. Discover more of Cambodia’s beauty and culture with Koh Kong Taxi.

About Koh Kong
Koh Kong (កោះកុង), pronounced Kaôh Kŏng, is a province located in the southwestern part of Cambodia, with its capital city being Khemarak Phoumin, also called Koh Kong.

As the country’s southwesternmost province, Koh Kong features an extensive and mostly untouched coastline, alongside mountainous and heavily forested areas. These include sections of the Cardamom Mountains, which host Cambodia’s largest national park, Botum Sakor, as well as parts of Kirirom National Park.

The province is home to the large-scale Dara Sakor development, a joint Sino-Cambodian project covering about 45,000 hectares. This development aims to include casinos, golf courses, resorts, and a deep-water port stretching 20 kilometers, intended for cruise ships and cargo vessels. Close to this port is an airstrip with a 3,400-meter runway—longer than typical commercial runways—but its turning areas are too small for large civilian planes.

Due to these characteristics, some experts believe the Dara Sakor project might serve dual purposes, both civilian and military, potentially enabling the Chinese navy to use the facilities as a strategic base. However, Prime Minister Hun Sen has rejected such claims, pointing out that Cambodia’s constitution does not allow foreign military bases within its borders.