Song Saa: Leading the Way in Responsible Travel

 Song Saa Private Island in Cambodia's Koh Rong Archipelago continues to set the standard for responsible travel, seamlessly blending luxury with sustainability. Founded by Melita Koulmandas, the resort emerged from a vision to rejuvenate neglected islands through extensive regeneration and community engagement.

Central to Song Saa's mission is the Song Saa Foundation, which has been instrumental in environmental conservation and community development for over a decade. From coral reef restoration to wetland regeneration, the Song Saa Foundation remains at the forefront of conservation efforts. Recent initiatives include the "Reef Resilience" campaign, safeguarding marine ecosystems, and the "Restoration of Boeung Chhouk" project, reviving ancient wetlands into thriving habitats.

This commitment to responsible travel has earned Song Saa a spot on Condé Nast Traveler’s Gold List 2024, recognising it as one of the world's finest resorts. Strengthening its sustainability efforts further, the island has also partnered with Slojourn Studio to amplify its eco-conscious initiatives.

Through these endeavours, Song Saa Private Island exemplifies how luxury tourism can harmoniously coexist with ecological preservation and community enrichment. At Song Saa, sustainability isn’t just a promise—it’s a way of life.