谢谢！！我刚回来了！西港不错，象岛更好！

查到的资料是这样说的，我也发了贴问走过此线的驴友，打算春节走此线。 Bangkok to Had Lek / Koh Kong border crossing 1. Bus from Bangkok to Trat. ~200 baht, 5-6 hours. News: There is a new bus station in Trat about 2km from the previous bus depot near the market. 2. Van from Trat to the Thai border town of Had Lek (110 baht). Departs every 30 minutes or so. 3. Buy your visa and walk into Cambodia. 4a. If you are going to take the road, touts and drivers will approach you as soon as you cross the border. 4b. If you are going to take the ferry or stay in Koh Kong, take a motodup into Koh Kong City or to the ferry dock (50B for moto or shared taxi. 200B for private taxi) Koh Kong to/from Sihanoukville by road Road #48, the road from Koh Kong City to its intersection with National Route #4 north of Sihanouk Ville, has been partially repaired and is now passable. Most of the road is now sealed and in good condition but the bridges at four rivers have not been completed, requiring ferrying across the rivers. Depending on traffic, the wait for each ferry can take anything from 10 minutes to 2 hours. From the intersection of Road #48 at Route #4, you can proceed south to Sihanouk Ville, north to Phnom Penh or take the Route #3 cutoff to Kampot. When you cross the border from Thailand, touts for vans to Sihanouk Ville will immediately approach you, claiming their van is about to leave. Vans only leave when they are full, regardless of tout’s claims to the contrary. Best to choose a van or taxi that is almost full. It takes 5 - 7 hours to get to Sihanouk Ville or Kampot and costs 600B per person. Road conditions at the few unfinished sections of Road #48 can deteriorate dramatically during the wet season, lengthening travel time. Routes #3 and #4 remain in good condition year round. Koh Kong to/from Sihanoukville by ferry Small bullet ferries run daily in both directions between Sihanouk Ville and Koh Kong. The trip takes about 4 hours. US$20 for fore