CAMBODIA · CYCLING TOURS
Every trip has one free morning too few. These 10 cambodia cycling tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get on with packing.
Ride beyond Siem Reap through villages, rice fields, farms, temples, and local markets on a guided half-day bike tour.
“A great way to explore less visited parts of Siem Reap. An ideal opportunity to see how locals work & live. The Guide, Thanut, was a local & very knowledgeable.”
Cycle from Angkor Wat sunrise to jungle temples, with breakfast, lunch, hotel pickup, support vehicle, and an e-bike option.
“Sotin Kim was our tour guide and he was great had lots of history information and keep it fun as well. One of people on my tour wasn't feeling well but still wanted to keep up so he got our tu tu driver to fallow us to each temple very nice of him. feeled like he really cared and when your in a different country and not feeling that makes a big difference.”
Cycle from Phnom Penh to Silk Island through villages, farms, ferries, and silk workshops on this friendly half-day tour.
“First the biketour itself with a nice group and our a very kindly and informed Guide Kim. When we reached the Golden Pagode Kim gave us a broad introduction into buddhism! Of course We enjoyed very much the 2 highlights of the tour, the silk weaving and the tofu skin production. As before Kim showed himself well informed about it. As a whole we enjoyed the tour very much.”
Cycle 30km through Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, villages and forest trails on a guided Siem Reap bike tour with lunch and drinks.
“We had an amazing guide - there were only two of us my wife and I on the tour, and he gave us a great overview of the different temples. Definitely recommend the experience.”
Review of Siem Reap’s Angkor sunrise bike tour, with jungle breakfast, temple stops, practical cycling advice, price details, and who should book.
“We got to watch the sunrise over a Ankor Wat temple before heading off to a local village for breakfast and pick up our bikes. We rode to 2 temples on bush tracks past lots of local villagers homes. The paths are sandy and a bit slippery so if Read more”
Review of Phnom Penh’s Silk Islands bike tour, with ferry rides, silk weaving, rural villages, local food, cycling tips, and practical details.
“The tour was very enjoyable and our guide was great. Good cycling pace on mostly flat ground. It was amazing to escape the hustle and bustle of the city for half a day and explore a local market, a tofu skin factory and a silk weaving business. We got to try some delicious fresh fruit and sticky rice snacks too.”
Cycle beyond Siem Reap’s temples through villages, farms, markets, and rice fields on a friendly five-hour countryside tour.
“Very nice, easy, morning ride in the countryside with some stops on the way to spice it up. Quality trek bikes with attention to sizing for each participant. Very nice experience, recommended!”
Explore Battambang’s countryside by bike, meet Khmer families, taste local foods, and see rice paper, bananas, and bamboo sticky rice made by hand.
“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”
Cycle beyond Angkor through villages, rice fields, farms, and West Baray on a guided Siem Reap countryside bike tour with snacks.
“Very good bike ride in the country side around Angkor wat and Siem Reap. Our guide Two was excellent, wanted to show the life of the cambodjian people in the country side. Highly recommend, good bikes and excellent guide!”
Review the 7-hour Angkor backroads bike tour, with Bayon, Ta Prohm, Angkor Wat, lunch, hotel pickup, and practical cycling advice.
“Fantastic cycling adventure around Angkor Wat. This is a great way to see some hidden temples not otherwise accessible by vehicle. Tour guide Son was very knowledgeable and flexible. I would suggest you have some decent fitneRead more”
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