The Islands

Three islands, three theses

Koh Rong is the scale thesis — beaches, corridors and a national tourism plan. Sanloem is the scarcity thesis — a quieter island where supply is capped by design. Morakot is the proximity thesis — gated, master-planned, one bridge from the city. Each brief below is written for buyers, not tourists.

Aerial view along the empty white-sand curve of a Koh Rong beach

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Koh Rong

78 km², more than twenty beaches, and the centre of gravity of Cambodia's island development decade.

The island brief
Quiet crescent bay with palms and a hammock on Koh Rong Sanloem

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Koh Rong Sanloem

The quiet sister — crescent bays, marine-reserve water, and hospitality supply defined by scarcity.

The island brief
Aerial view of Morakot Island (Koh Puos) and its road bridge from Sihanoukville

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Morakot Island

Koh Puos, master-planned and gated — the only island on this coast you can drive to. Villas to purchase; zoned land on leasehold.

The island brief