Lonely Beach
Restaurant
Far north. Jungle behind, sea in front, nobody else around.
How to get to Lonely Beach
We're at the quiet northern tip of Koh Rong. There's no road, so you arrive by boat or by jungle track.
Map © OpenStreetMap contributors. Straight-line distance only: the real way in is by boat or track.
Trail code
- Riding? Use the official parking, put a tip in the donation box and tuck your seat under cover.
- Walk the last stretch. It protects the path and the jungle.
- Leave the moto before the stream. Mud and sand ruin tyres, and rental damage is on you.
- Stay out of fenced land and leave farm crops alone.
- Give buffalo and other animals space.
- Bring only what you need and take all your rubbish out with you.
- Bring enough water. It is hard to transport out here.
Reserve a table
Send us a message and we'll confirm. Walk-ins are welcome too.
The beach
Palm trees, white sand and clear water at the quiet northern tip of Koh Rong. Tap a photo to enlarge it.
The way in
The real route from the pagoda in Preaek Svay: about 10 minutes by moto or 45 minutes on foot. Tap a photo to enlarge it.
Wildlife to look out for
The north of Koh Rong is mostly untouched, so you're sharing it with its residents.
Activities
Ask at the restaurant for gear, guides and prices.
Renting a moto? A few handy tips
Koh Rong’s roads are mostly dirt and sand, and they turn slippery in the rain. There’s no street lighting. If you’ve never ridden a moto, this isn’t the place to learn: take a boat taxi or walk instead.
General guidance only, not legal or insurance advice. Rules and road conditions change, so check locally.
Trek to Lonely Beach
Can you find your way to Lonely Beach? A quick, light-hearted game based on the real route from the pagoda. Meet the buffalo, dodge the mud and see how happy you can keep the jungle.