Cambodia · CYCLING TOURS
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The Angkor park is flat, shaded and laced with lanes the coaches cannot take, which makes a bicycle the honest way through it. Further out there are countryside loops through paddy and lotus, and island rides on the Mekong. Below: distances, bike quality, whether an e-bike or a support tuk-tuk is offered, and what each ride costs.
Half-day Siem Reap countryside ride with hotel pickup, rice fields, villages, farm stops, and a choice of bike or e-bike.
“I did this tour on my first day in Siem Reap and it was one of my favourites (great way to stretch your legs after a long flight)! The terrain is mostty flat and the tour is accessible to all cycling levels. You'll get to see beautiful landscapes along Read more”
Bike or e-bike at Angkor Wat sunrise, then cruise temple trails with a small-group guide, plus breakfast and lunch included.
“This full day covers a lot of ground with some challenges tossed in if one is not accustomed to mountain biking. Our guide shared a lot of information about Angkor Wat and the other sites we visited. He recommended photo spots and wiRead more”
Half-day bike tour from Phnom Penh to Mekong Silk Island by ferry, with local guides, silk weaving and tofu stops, $35.
“What an amazing bike Tour. Sok was absolutely fantastic. Funny, professional and with lots of knowledge. A must to do in Phnom Penh!!! I had such a great time....and the silk house was beautiful. I bought lots of scarfs! I love it. Highly recommended.”
Full-day bike tour of Angkor Wat, Bayon and Ta Prohm via back roads, villages, snacks, optional Khmer lunch, and expert guides.
“This was a great day tour, well organised and both friendly and helpful staff. Some of the riding was a little challenging but not over the top and both my wife and I had a ball. Our guide Samie looked after us and provided excellent commentary on the temples. Have no problem recommending Grasshopper Adventures.”
Bike at Angkor sunrise from Siem Reap, with quiet trails, chef jungle breakfast, and van support for temples and lunch.
“Mr Sambo is awesome. He is a non assuming guy who loves his country heritage and this is shown in his account of history he told throughout the day. The tour is as it described, i even had a flat tyre on the day which got fixed by Sambo in no time! Lovely cooled breakfast and lunch at local resto!”
Ride ATVs through Siem Reap countryside, visit Wat Po Banteaychey, then take a private Tonle Sap boat trip to Kompong Khleang.
“Sna and Ko were awesome. Definitely recommend. Beautiful countryside and a beautiful sunset for me tour.”
Ride beyond Siem Reap on quality bikes, with stops at village markets, farms, temples, and a rice wine distillery in a small English group.
“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…”
Cycle rural Battambang on a half-day Soksabike tour with hotel pickup, Khmer family visits, and tastings like rice paper and bamboo sticky rice.
“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 a Polaris quad through Siem Reap villages, then watch paddy fields glow at sunset. Short, fun, and first-timer friendly.
“Best activity in Siam reap I was so scared to drive it myself but Tin assured me and helped me feel comfortable on the quad before going off He made all of our experience amazing, funny and safe had so much fun if we had more time in Siam reap we would have done it again Thank you tin”
Cycle Cambodia’s Silk Islands from Phnom Penh, ferry across the Mekong, visit temples, and eat lunch on the river with local makers.
“Excellent experience. Very informative and a fantastic guide. Great cycling pace and saw a lot in the day.”
Ride mountain bikes through Phnom Penh countryside, cross the Mekong by ferry, and cycle the Silk Islands with a silk farm stop and lunch.
“Wonderful tour!! Varied and interesting. Would definitely recommend. Would encourage stopping for more picture taking opportunities.”
Bike past rice fields on a relaxed sunset ride to Phnom Kraom, with hotel pickup, an English guide, snacks, and cold drinks.
“I transferred to a morning trip as I was the only one booked for an afternoon tour, but they would happily have run the afternoon tour with just me. Given the heat it was probably better in the morning anyway. Our tour guide Ron was excelleRead more”
Cycle 30 km through Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm and more with a small English guide, quality bikes, shade trails, and lunch option.
“We had a fabulous cycling tour.. our guide Lem (I think that’s how you spell his name, apologies if not) was super friendly, knowledgeable and kind. Not too fast, not too slow.. just right. A lot of time to take in the absolutely breathtaking place that is Angkor and all the temples. We would highly recommend. Thanks”
Bike past rice paddies and crafts beyond Angkor to West Baray, with snacks and a local guide on a half-day ride.
“I LOVED this tour! It was great, and the tour guide was also wonderful. Be sure to specifically drink lots of water the day before, and day of biking.”
Bike to Angkor Wat at sunrise, then ride forest paths to Bayon and Ta Prohm, with a chef-made jungle breakfast and lunch option.
“Excellent trip with Chen. Everything done at the pace you want. Nice breakfast and lunch spots, highly recommend this for people who like to cycle! The rain makes it’s a little more fun when biking! Good quality bikes and a lovely way to see things you wouldn’t on other tours!”
