I found Sothy’s Pepper Farm interesting, as I had never thought about where pepper comes from! You can see the whole process, from vine to pepper pot. There is a cafe and a small shop.

We rode here from Kampot on Scooters and it took about 30-40 mins. We enjoyed fresh coconut juice on arrival to cool down and then did the tour of the farm. The tour took about 40 mins as we had many questions. Our Guide was...More

Amazing free tour with a guide (different languages are available based on volunteers spoken languages) about how pepper is grown and the whole (surprisingly) long process that is undertaken before it's ready to be eaten! There's pepper plants, pineaple plants, lemongrass; a store where you...More

Learn how the pepper is grown, separated and dried through local knowledge and years of practice. Sothy's are a boutique pepper farm. Employing locals to assist in the farm and create the finest pepper - we have tried :-). You meet with a preferred common...More

The farm is simple, but very well kept. They have a very clear and objetive tour showing why Kampot Pepper is one of the best in the world. The food is simple and veeeery tasty, specially those preprared with their pepper. A very nice experience.

We went for the day to find out about the local Kampot pepper that everyone was talking about. Martin our guide was very helpful and welcoming. I had never heard of Kampot pepper and was astonished at the flavour. Until you try it you can...More

The farm tour was informative. You get to see the trees, and the drying and sorting process. The Kampot pepper tasting session was especially good.