Description
Nestled against the forested foothills of the Bokor range, Tada captures cool freshwater runoff in natural rock pools and shallow bathing channels. The dense canopy overhead keeps the area pleasant even during hot afternoons.
Designed for relaxed day trips and eco-recreation, the site blends rustic wooden huts and footbridges into the natural stream landscape.
CATA — Tada Waterfall overview ↗How to Get There
Located a short drive from Kampot town toward the mountain foothills, reachable by tuk-tuk, motorbike, or private car.
Admission
A modest entrance or pavilion rental fee is typically collected at the gate. Confirm current fees and opening arrangements before visiting.
Things to Do
Enjoy low-key outdoor activities in a shaded foothill setting.
Soaking in the cool, clear mountain stream pools
Relaxing in bamboo and thatch huts over the water
Walking along short scenic trails and wooden bridges
Sharing a traditional Khmer picnic lunch
What to Eat
Local food stalls on-site prepare grilled chicken, fish, papaya salad, and seasonal tropical fruits.
Where to Stay
Some simple eco-bungalow or camping arrangements may be available on-site, while full-service hotels and guesthouses are a short drive away in Kampot town.
Best Time to Visit
Visit between June and December when rainfall keeps the foothill streams flowing briskly.
Before You Go
Bring cash in small denominations for food and hut rentals, along with mosquito repellent for shaded forest areas.
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Tada Natural Resort (តាដា)
