Ocheteaul Beach

Why Ocheteaul Beach is special ?

Ocheteaul Beach is a long, sandy and narrow beach and it is the most famous and popular beach in the Sihanoukville area. The beach is located on the East side of the town, between Serendipity and Otres beaches. It does get very busy here at times, as the beach offers the full spectrum of all beach venues that you can think of.

What to explore at Ocheteaul Beach?

Buzzing beach bars will delight many travellers looking for some quality party times. Up scale hotels and dining are available although you can have a cheap meal in here as well. Most places serve Khmer style food and Western dishes (burgers and pizzas).

Grass umbrellas, rentable beach chairs and little drink huts line the beach from one end to the other. Anything is possible on this beach. You can get a massage or a pedicure on the beach, a removable tattoo, the full classical choice of beach sellers selling anything from hand-made souvenirs to clothes, a golf course and various day trips.

The more South you go on this beach the more 'relaxed' it becomes (as you are heading towards the Otres beach). There are more budget traveler oriented bars and restaurants offering chairs, umbrellas, drinks and a chill-out atmosphere.

Source

http://www.eco-trails.asia/en/inspiration/beaches-and-islands/sihanoukville-beaches/ocheteaul-beach

How to get to Ocheteaul Beach?

Motorcycle Taxi: (motodup, moto) drivers expect foreigners to pay 1000-2000R in town. Locals pay less but getting the local price is nearly impossible. Prices go up for multiple passengers and at night. Settle on a price and destination before taking the ride and insist on being taken directly to your requested destination.

Motorcycle Rental: At the moment there is a ban on tourists driving motorcycles and cars in Sihanoukville. It is not clear whether the ban is permanent or will be lifted at some point in the future. Prior to the ban, most of the tourist-oriented businesses in town rented motorcycles, including most guesthouses and hotels, the bus companies, travel/tour companies and even restaurants. 100cc bikes were between $3-$5/day. Fewer places rented 250cc bikes but they were still readily available at about $7-$8/day. 100cc is more than sufficient for travel in town and to the beaches. Most places required a passport as security. Always lock your motorcycle or leave it in guarded parking. Motorcycle theft is not uncommon.

Car Rental: Car rental (with diver) can be arranged through your hotel or travel agent. Taxis at the downtown bus and taxi station are also available for private hire. Cars cost around $20/day with driver. They can also be hired for short jaunts in town ($4-$6) and specific trips such as sunset mountain ($10) the waterfalls ($15) or Ream ($17).

Source

http://www.exoticangkor.com/en/sihanoukville_info.php