Sihanouk International Airport

The airport operates from a single small passenger terminal where check‑in, security and immigration are all handled within the same building. International and domestic travellers use shared common areas; there are a handful of gates and baggage belts appropriate to the airport’s regional scale.

Because the terminal is compact, passengers walk between check‑in and gates; there is no internal transfer service between separate terminals.

Sihanoukville Airport sits outside the main town area; travel into Sihanoukville typically takes 20-45 minutes by road depending on your destination and traffic.

• Taxis & tuk‑tuks: Taxis and tuk‑tuks are the most common ways to reach hotels and the town centre; negotiate a price or request the meter where available. Journey times vary by location.
• Hotel shuttles: Some hotels and resorts run shuttle services from the airport - check ahead and arrange pick‑up where possible.
• Buses / coaches: Intercity buses serve the province but scheduled public routes to/from the airport are limited; many travellers use private transfers or taxis.
• Driving: The airport is accessible by local roads; rental cars are available in town rather than at the airport itself in many cases.

Facilities are basic and focused on short-haul travellers: a small arrivals hall with a few cafes or snack kiosks, an information desk and car rental counters during peak season.

Wi‑Fi: free Wi‑Fi is not always reliable - expect limited connectivity. Lounges: there are no dedicated airline lounges. Currency/ATMs: ATM access can be limited; bring cash (USD preferred) on arrival. Accessibility: the terminal is small and generally step‑free, but services are limited compared with larger airports.