Pchum Ben options - Koh Rong

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Pchum Ben options - Koh Rong

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So, a hell of a lot of you guys get out of PP for a few days during the Pchum Ben holiday. A lot of you come down to Sihanoukville ( yeah, I know, that's on the down and low :wink: but ya's do!), so in response to Frank asking me to fill you in on the business I manage, I'm going to give you an option that you probably haven't considered before - Koh Rong Island. Yeah, unfortunately, Koh Rong has become synonymous with backpackers, full moon parties, and everything that goes with that. Up until I moved here, I thought that's all it was too. Now I realise that that shit happens on one tiny 2 km stretch of beach, Koh Touch, on what is actually a very large Island. I look after Coral Resort and the newly opened Sea Breeze Seafood restaurant on Longset Beach. The beach is a magnificent long white sand beach with a mangrove estuary at the far end of it. There are only 4 resorts here currently and it is the closest thing you will get to a deserted tropical Island paradise anywhere in this country. Now I've spend a lot of time in Indo, the Maldives, Tonga, Tahiti and Fiji + I was born and bred in Australia. I know my beaches and this one is just superb as are a number of other beaches on the Island, as good as any I have ever seen. I'm going to stop talking and put up my latest advert, because as they say -a picture is worth a thousand words. Just to finish however, any CEO contributor that makes him/her self known to me gets a 10% discount across the board - food, drinks AND accommodation. Happy Pchum Ben guys!
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Is there a website for the Coral Resort?
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Not yet mate,as you can tell from the ad, I'm no computer/IT guru! But there is a FB page, a Booking,com page and a Trip Advisor page. Please check the reviews for the last 3 months (since my missus and I took it over). If you want to book, please contact me before you book on Booking.com so I can change the rate to reflect the 10% discount. Otherwise they charge us commission on the advertised rate!
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