Cambodia · CYCLING TOURS
Flat country, red dirt lanes and shade from sugar palms — Cambodia is easier riding than it looks, as long as you go early. These 15 rides are ranked with distance, bike type and how much of the route is off tarmac.
Half-day bike tour from Siem Reap into rice fields and villages, with stops at markets, mushroom farms, lotus farms, and rice wine tastings.
“Very nice trip in the country side. Thanut was a great guide. Decent bikes to ride on. Definitely something to consider when you are in Siem Reap.”
Bike Angkor Wat at sunrise, then ride trails between temples with an E-bike option, included breakfast, lunch by reservoirs, and tuk tuk support.
“Guide Sotin was enthusiastic and shares stories about the temples and places we visited. He was passionate and energetic. The bike ride was great, offering a good mixture of terrain and it was fun going off the tarmac and into the 'jungle'. The driver was also great and he was very smiley and friendly. Lunch was good too. I had a great time and it is one of the highlight of my siem reap trip. Thank you Sotin and the driver.”
Phnom Penh Silk Island bike tour rides quiet backroads, takes ferries to Mekong Island, and visits silk weaving, with optional tuk tuk or e-bike.
“So great! My tour guide, Tina, was wonderful. He was so friendly. I loved hearing about his life and all that he told me on the trip. I would 100% recommend this.”
Bike Siem Reap’s Angkor temples on back roads with a small-group guide, Khmer lunch, snacks, and a 25 to 30 km ride.
“The Siem Reap bike tour was a highlight of our 6 week trip. Chen, our guide, played a critical roll in this. He brought us on what felt like a personalized adventure through hidden treasures of the Angkor park. He provided tons of interesting inforRead more”
Sunrise by bike at Angkor Wat, plus jungle breakfast and temple-hopping on quieter paths with minivan support in Siem Reap.
“I loved seeing the sun rise over Angkor Wat and then touring the temple which had been on my bucket list for many years. The reason I say know what you are signing up for is because we did 22 km through the jungle on a mountain bike which even me who is in pretty good shape was tired and very sore at the end of the day. If you can handle it this tour is a lot of fun.”
ATV countryside riding in Siem Reap plus a private Tonle Sap boat trip to Kompong Khleang. Pickup, helmet, water.
“This is a fantastic morning. Well organised from pick up from hotel to safety briefing. Riding through the villages and rice fields - peaceful and stunning. Sna and KO were fantastic guides. Beautiful trip”
Guided Siem Reap countryside bike tour for $35, with small-group rides through farms, markets, temples, and rice wine stops.
“This was without a doubt a highlight for me! The whole experience was fantastic and the professionalism of the tour company, guides and support team was excellent. Overall, I would say it was the best organised and orchestrated bike tour I’ve ever done in Asia. The bikes were of high quality too. As soon as we booked, they text us asking for our heights so as to prepare the bikes in advance. Pick up on the morning was prompt, and the welcome and intro was great. Ron was our guide, absolutely charming! His support team (forgive me I forget his name), was so sweet as well. They kept us safe…”
Half-day bike tour in rural Battambang with hotel pickup, mountain bike and helmet, family workshops, snacks, and local fruit for $30.
“I love Bike tours and this tour was a great experience. Savith was so nice and sweet. I saw different local activities (Rice paper, Bamboo sticky Rice, Rice wine, banana snacks) and tried so many local treats. It was a very unique journey to discover the countyside. Thanks so much”
Ride Polaris Trailboss ATVs through Siem Reap villages and rice fields, end with sunset, with a guide, helmet, and hotel pickup.
“Really fun way to explore more of siem reap and see bits you wouldn’t see otherwise. Our guide was so helpful and kind, and waited for us everytime we slowed down. Went really smoothly, and only bit which was a bit nerve wracking was maybe a 5 minute journey on the road in the city, once you were on the dirt track it was great fun! Would recommend this to anyone going to Siem Reap and looking for something a little different to do!”
Cycle Mekong delta islands from Phnom Penh, meet silk artisans, visit Wat Krapum Pech, and enjoy river lunch with locals.
“After being away for almost 3 weeks and doing many many tours in that time, we can definitely say that this was one of our Top experiences and we would definitely do it again, we hope we have got the guides name correct and believe it to be ‘Vin’ and hope that this review is passed on to him as he was absolutely 1st class! Many tours you do as a one off but this is one of those tours that we would be happy to do again. Cycling was steady with many stops along the way & we had the opportunity to sample both a snack which at first…”
Cycle from Phnom Penh to the Mekong islands by ferry and bike, then learn silk weaving and weaving life on the Silk Islands, with lunch.
“Thoroughly enjoyed my time with my guide, whose name I think is Weichart. He was informative and very personable, as well attentive to my comfort. We went at a reasonable pace and stopped to take in local sites along the way. The stop at Read more”
Pedal past rice paddies and villages on a Siem Reap countryside sunset tour, with hotel pickup, guide, snacks, and a Phnom Kraom viewpoint.
“This is an amazing tour! You definitely see things you would never otherwise see and all of it is fascinating. The location of the sunset is breathtaking. We had a toddler with us and our guide, Thanuk, and guide-in-training, Fryleak, were amaziRead more”
Cycle Angkor Wat, Bayon and Ta Prohm through forest tracks and villages on a small group 30 km ride with guide and optional lunch.
“Great experience. A good combination of off-road trails and some paved trails(15% on the main road but traffic was low). It was Great to see all the back trails of Ankor and arrive at the temples from alternate routes. Despite the heat most of the trails were under tree cover.”
Half-day e-bike or bike ride out of Siem Reap past Angkor outskirts, villages, basket weaving, pagodas, and West Baray lakeside views.
“We had the most wonderful ride thru the countryside with Sam and Chhay. We saw a local market, a farm and a roadside juice stop amongst other things. It was a really great local experience.”
Siem Reap sunrise Angkor Wat bike tour with jungle breakfast, quiet temple routes, expert guides, and Bayon and Ta Prohm.
“Superb Very professional The guide was excellent, the driver very good and attentive. The route was tremendous The food very special.”
Angkor, the lake, the old rail line and the pepper coast.
