Sport here means water: two dive operations, boats out to the reefs, and long walks between beaches. There is no club and no stadium — the nearest Cambodian Premier League side is Life FC, back on the mainland in Sihanoukville.
Koh Rong Dive Center, Koh Touch
PADI centre on the main beach, open since 2012 and under its current management since 2019, running courses from Open Water through to Divemaster with international instructors. PADI's minimum age for Open Water is ten, so it suits teenagers rather than small children.
The Dive Shop Cambodia, Koh Rong Sanloem
Cambodia's only PADI 5-star IDC and TecRec centre, running since 2007, with bases on both sides of Sanloem so it can dive whichever coast the wind allows, plus exploration trips to Koh Tang, Koh Prins and Condor Reef. Minimum two divers, and it is a day out from Koh Rong by ferry.
Walking between the beaches
The path over the headland from the quiet end of Koh Touch to Long Set takes about fifteen minutes and is the one everybody does. The cross-island track to Sok San is much longer, unsigned and shadeless — go in the morning, with company and water.
Snorkelling and kayaking off the east coast
Boats leave Koh Touch each morning for the reefs and the neighbouring islands, and most guesthouses on Long Set and Sok San lend or hire kayaks. No single operator here is worth singling out; ask at your guesthouse the night before.
No club football, and none coming
The island has no pitch, no league and no stadium. The nearest top-flight side is Life FC of Preah Sihanouk province, in the Cambodian Premier League, playing at a 3,000-capacity ground in Sihanoukville — the town you take the ferry from.