The Art Guesthouse and Massage offers peaceful and comfortable accommodation with daily housekeeping service. It is within 500 metres from the famous Crab Market and Kep Beach.

• The ladies here are friendly, the location is easy to find and the room is new and set up perfectly.
• The $8 Khmer massage for an hour is good value.
• Khmer massages are really different to traditional oil massages- they are not relaxing, but do feel like they're really good for your body/muscles.

The Crab Statue is one of 83 Statues. It can be found randomly in underground caverns, and may be harvested with a pickaxe. When activated, it spawns a crab.

• Best time to visit is during a full moon, where legend says that the giant crab comes to life!
• It's more than just a statue, it's a symbol for Kep and its people.
• Kep is famous for crabs so worth a snap if you are walking or driving by.
• This is one of those places that you visit that can be a life changing experience.

Sothy's Pepper Farm started on 11 March 2013, when SORN Sothy took it over from its former owner, who had planted what is now our main pepper field in 2007.

• There is a cafe on site and a small shop selling the organic peppercorns they produce.
• It's a bit away from Kep but this is such a nice discovery with free guide available in different language
• You can purchase locally grown pepper to bring home.
• They are not at all pushy sellers so just buy if you like

Kep Beach is known as a paradise for beach lovers with twelve months of sunshine, which is 1,000 metters long. The beach is diffrerent with the beach of Sihanouk Ville because it has black sand.

• This is the best beach in town, but it’s still somewhat pebbly and tends to fill up with locals on weekends
• Dining platforms and seafood vendors line the road behind the beach.
• Busy on weekends but often deserted during the week.
• Be aware that the loop is an one-way street and the police do occasionally enforce the law