Watersports in Siem Reap, Cambodia
A visit to Siem Reap is not complete without getting out on the water. Most visitors come for the temples and leave surprised by how much else the city has to offer. Watersports is one of those surprises.
Wake Park Cambodia
Wake Park Cambodia is the city’s home of wakeboarding and one of the best facilities of its kind in Southeast Asia. Set on a dedicated lake on the outskirts of Siem Reap it is open seven days a week and welcomes everyone from complete beginners to experienced riders. The full size cable system means no boat is needed, making it accessible, affordable, and easy to enjoy at your own pace throughout the day.
First timers will find the learning curve faster than expected. Instructors are on hand and the setup is designed to get you up and riding without the frustration that comes with learning on the open water. Experienced riders will find a properly designed course worth travelling for.
Beyond the wakeboarding Wake Park Cambodia has an Aqua Land water park, a natural swimming lake and beach area, a restaurant serving Cambodian and Western food, and lakeside bungalows for those who want to stay the night. It is a genuine full day destination and one of the most enjoyable spots in Siem Reap for families, groups, and solo visitors alike.
Open daily 9AM to 9PM. Located at 1 ICF Campus Road, Siem Reap.
Tonle Sap Lake
For something slower and more immersive, Tonle Sap Lake is one of Southeast Asia’s great natural wonders and a short drive from the city. Boat trips, kayaking, and fishing excursions run from the nearby communities of Chong Khneas and Kampong Phluk. Getting out on the lake is an experience that stays with you long after you leave Siem Reap.
The watersports operators and facilities listed on SiemReapLife.com are your best starting point for planning a day on the water.
