Koh Tonsay, commonly known as Rabbit Island, is a serene tropical destination situated off the southern coast of Cambodia in the Gulf of Thailand. Administered by Kep Province, the island lies approximately 4 kilometers from Kep town and covers an area of around 2 square kilometers. Accessible by a short ferry ride from the local port, Koh Tonsay has become a favorite retreat for travelers seeking tranquility away from crowded tourist hubs.
The island is renowned for its pristine white sand beaches, clear turquoise waters, and relaxed atmosphere. Its shallow surrounding sea and gently sloping seabed make it ideal for safe swimming and a variety of recreational activities such as snorkeling and kayaking. The coastal waters host vibrant coral reefs, supporting a rich diversity of marine life that draws both nature enthusiasts and researchers.
Beyond its natural beauty, Koh Tonsay offers a simple, rustic charm with locally run bungalows and fresh seafood served by friendly residents. The island’s ecosystems, including mangroves and tropical vegetation, provide habitats for numerous plant and animal species, making it an important site for ecological studies. Koh Tonsay remains a peaceful getaway where visitors can reconnect with nature and experience Cambodia’s coastal beauty.