Kampot · Kep · Bokor — Cambodia
See Kampot with someone who grew up here
Private tuk-tuk tours with Seth — born in Kampot, guiding travellers for 12 years. Salt fields, pepper farms, hidden lakes, Kep's crab market and Bokor mountain, at your pace.
Seth44 reviews5.0 Tripadvisor · 4.8 Google
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From ≈ $20 per tuk-tuk, not per person. Seth confirms the price before you go.
- Private tuk-tuk, just your group
- Pickup from your hotel
- Excellent English
- Book today, ride tomorrow
Hop in!
Tours
Every tour is private and flexible — mix stops, start early, add Kep or a local lunch.
Kampot Countryside Tour
Salt fields, pepper farm, Secret Lake & a cave temple — the classic half day.
≈ $20–25 per tuk-tuk
Kampot & Kep Full Day
Everything in the countryside tour, plus Kep's crab market, a seafood lunch by the sea and views to Phu Quoc.
≈ $35–45 per tuk-tuk
Bokor Mountain Day
Up into the clouds: Popokvil waterfall, the old French church, Wat Sampov Pram and the historic Bokor Palace.
≈ $35–45 per tuk-tuk
Village & Hidden Waterfall
Ride through Seth's home village, then walk a forest trail to a quiet seasonal waterfall.
Price on WhatsApp
Your Own Day with Seth
Off the tourist trail: villages, local markets, a family lunch spot, sunset by the river. You choose, Seth plans.
Price on WhatsAppWhere the tours go
Kampot sits between Bokor mountain and the sea. The countryside loop heads east, and Kep is on the coast.
From the back seat
What travellers say
Quoted word for word from Tripadvisor, Google and GetYourGuide.
“…it’s actually our favourite thing we’ve done here in Kampot - loved it.”
“Seth also shared many personal stories about his own past and his family’s history, which made the tour even more special and meaningful”
“Seth was a great guide and we loved hearing his explanations about each place.”
“Seth is a very polite guide, he picked us up in his comfortable car and brought us to some beautiful places in the area.”
“Couldn’t recommend Seth enough, speaks fantastic English, great communicator on all Cambodia topics & history”
“He also has a personal story about the sad history of Cambodia - and it's something I will always remember.”
“This kind and considerate man set about to show me all the sights”
“He showed the highlights around Kampot and had a real personal side to every story.”
Your driver & guide
About Seth
Seth was born in Kampot and has lived here all his life. For 12 years he has been showing travellers his province from the seat of his tuk-tuk — the salt fields his neighbours work, the pepper farms, the caves and lakes, and the long road up Bokor.
Guests talk about his English, his careful driving and above all his stories: about daily life in the villages, about Cambodian history, and about his own family's experience of it. He's the guide who knows where the good local lunch is, and who'll happily change the plan if you see something you like.
- Born & raised in Kampot
- 12 years guiding
- Fluent English
- 5.0 ★ Tripadvisor
Easy as 1, 2, 3
Plan your day
Message Seth
Use the form below or WhatsApp. Tell him the tour, the date, how many people and where you're staying.
Get a clear price
Seth replies with a fixed price for your private tuk-tuk and what's included. No surprises.
He picks you up
At your hotel or guesthouse, at the time you agree. Bring a hat, water and a little cash for entrance fees and lunch.
Good to know
Questions
How much does a tour cost?
You pay for the private tuk-tuk, not per person. Typical prices in Kampot are around $20–25 for the half-day countryside tour and $35–45 for a full day to Kep or Bokor; entrance fees and food are paid on the day. Send Seth your date and group size on WhatsApp and he'll confirm a fixed price. Reviewers often mention his fair prices.
Can I book at the last minute?
Usually, yes. Several guests booked the evening before or on the same day. Message him anyway — if he's already booked he'll tell you straight away.
Where does the tour start?
Seth picks you up from your hotel, hostel or guesthouse in Kampot. Staying in Kep or further out? Just say where, and he'll tell you if pickup there works.
Can I book online and pay by card?
Yes. Seth’s tours are also listed on GetYourGuide, where you pay by card and his listings offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before. Booking directly on WhatsApp works just as well: you agree the price with Seth himself.
Is the tour private?
Yes. The tuk-tuk is just for you and your group, so you set the pace and can change the plan as you go.
Does Seth have a car?
Yes. Besides the tuk-tuk, Seth drives a private air-conditioned SUV for up to 4 people, handy for Bokor, rainy days or a long day out to Kep. Ask for the car price on WhatsApp.
What should I bring?
Sunscreen, a hat, water, and some cash (US dollars and Cambodian riel are both used) for entrance fees, drinks and lunch. Wear shoes you can walk in — the cave temple has a short climb — and cover shoulders and knees for temples.
What about rainy season?
Tours run all year. From about May to October there are often short afternoon showers, so morning starts are a good idea. Bokor's waterfall is at its best in the wet season.
When can we see the salt harvest?
The salt is harvested roughly from January to May, busiest around March and April, and the workers are most active in the late afternoon. In the wet season the fields rest or are flooded, but the countryside is at its greenest.
What language does Seth speak?
Seth guides in English, and reviewers from France, the Netherlands, Germany, Finland, the UK and elsewhere all mention how good it is.
Can we change the itinerary?
Of course. Swap stops, add Kep or a local lunch, start early for the light, or ask for something off the tourist trail.
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