Yummy yummy seafood with Kampot pepper

The owners of Mekong Sunrise guesthouse were kind enough to arrange free transport for us to the bus stop, and then we were able to get straight on the bus, easy travelling once again. We took the bus to Phnom Penh then had to wait for 1 ½ hours for the next bus to Kep.

Restaurants on the water

It didn’t take long to get to Kep and as Chris had already had a look at places to stay, our life was pretty easy! After chatting nicely to a local on the bus, he spoke to the bus driver on behalf of us at dropped us off at the bottom of the drive to ‘Tree Tops’ and from there just a 700m walk where we got a nice hut with views of the sea for just $5. Perfect.

Delicious prawns...

The most awesome crab dish!!

As well as Kampot, Kep has some amazing seafood so in the evening we gorged ourselves on crab and prawns cooked with green Kampot peppercorns, delicious and very decadent for us backpackers!

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chrischarly on August 25, 2011 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia

from the travel blog: Chris and Charly's Passage through SE Asia

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