The resort features 27 one and two bedroom jungle, ocean-view and over-water villas, which are designed around the theme of a Cambodian fishing village, but with all the luxuries and modern conveniences you would expect of a world-class resort. The use of natural finishes throughout helps the resort blend seamlessly into its surrounds and wherever possible recycled and sustainable materials have been used.

Song Saa Private Island has a simple ‘one price, per villa’ pricing policy. This means once guests step foot on Song Saa Private Island, they are free to indulge in everything the resort and its surrounds have to offer, knowing that all the resort’s features are included in the price. The only exceptions to this are motorised water sports and treatments at the resort’s spa.

The resort’s spa – the Song Saa Sanctuary - reflects the essence of the local environment, and uses locally sourced herbs and plants, as well as the islands’sands and iron-rich stones, in bespoke treatments designed by renowned spa specialists Ila.

At the heart of Song Saa Private Island is the Vista Restaurant and Bar - an over-water lounge and restaurant staffed by world-class chefs. It offers 360-degree ocean views to take full advantage of stunning sunsets and vivid starry nights. Executive chef Neil Wager has developed a unique style of food that draws its inspiration directly from the surrounding environment. It makes use of sustainably sourced local ingredients, celebrating the natural gifts of the islands in a delicate fusion of traditional Khmer and western cuisines.

The Driftwood Bar is situated on the sand, and makes a perfect casual dining location offering tapas and gourmet pizzas from the wood fired oven and BBQ. This is the perfect location for a chilled glass of wine or a cocktail as the sun sets into the sea. The resort also offers unique ‘location dining’ experiences, tailored to guests and designed to match the charms of each location on the island.

Song Saa Private Island offers a comprehensive list of wines, champagnes, beers, and spirits, as well as a world-class cocktail list.

The protection of the natural environment and the support of local communities is central to Song Saa’s principle of ‘luxury that treads lightly’. The resort has a team of six conservation staff, and has developed partnerships with local villages to ensure the islands never lose the natural beauty that make them so special.