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The Kep Crab Statue, also known as the Krung Kep Blue Swimmer Crab Statue, is an iconic landmark located on the waterfront of Kep Beach. This striking sculpture features a large blue crab and has become one of the most recognizable symbols of Kep, a coastal town famous for its fresh seafood, particularly its delicious blue crabs. The statue celebrates the town's rich maritime heritage and its reputation as a premier destination for crab lovers. Visitors often stop here to take photos with this colorful monument, which perfectly captures the essence of Kep's coastal charm and culinary traditions. The statue is easily accessible and makes for a great photo opportunity, especially during sunset when the beach comes alive with beautiful colors.
No visit to Kep beach is complete without an IG moment with the giant Blue Crab. It's also the perfect place to get a unique shot using a drone.
A huge statue of a giant crab on the Kep beach, Waterfront, Kep, Cambodia offers a beautiful sightseeing and the symbolic of Kep City. It’s the photo spot and famous place for people to enjoy fresh crab at the beach or they buy at the crab market. There were few small restaurants and eateries which offers delicious sea foods, drinks and beer. A perfect place to witness a beautiful and mesmerizing view of sunset during evening.
...not much to see in the area surrounding the statue, but still worth a visit. There are numerous dilapidated houses in the surrounding forest. The French wanted to build a new residence here.
This statue is quite outstanding and stands out well. It symbolise the famous flower sea crabs in Kep but unfortunately no more and what's left are baby and small ones. There are few mobile stalls set up along the pathway here selling bbq shrimps and squids but no crabs.
Riding down from Kampot. Half journey road condition is bad with potholes. Beach is not suitable for swimming. It's just a place to enjoy the sea breeze. Nearby Hill, there are some cafes with an awesome view of the horizon. The weekends are fully packed with locals coming in drove to enjoy a whole day lazing around in rented huts with hammocks. Seafood was famous among the locals coming from nearby towns.
