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Cambodia’s standout days out.
The 15 most popular angkor & countryside bike tours in Cambodia. What each one costs, how long it runs and who operates it, so you can pick the day that fits your trip.
Phnom Penh Silk Island bike tour by ferry with silk weaving and tofu production, pickup, snacks, and expert guides for $35.
Most Popular“was with seer and he was very funnto be around! had a really good time exploring the lesser known part of cambodia. i'm not very good at cycling but the ride was very manageable. recommend for anyone to try if you're feeling active!”
Cycle Siem Reap’s Angkor temples on back roads, with a small-group pace, included snacks and lunch option, and classic stops like Angkor Wat and Ta Prohm.
“Cycling around the temples and in the surrounding was truly a unique experience. Very accessible. Meun was a great guide.”
Early 4:30am bike tour through Angkor Wat and jungle paths with a chef breakfast, A/C van support, and a small group feel.
“In my opinion the best way to discover and enjoy the temples”
Cycle from Phnom Penh to Silk Island via ferry, with silk weaving and dried tofu stops plus market and school visits on a small group tour.
“the tw things that were most interesting were the silk farm a then the tofu skin production. it was also good to see country and village/community life. staying in the city you do not experience that. seer our guide was good and really looked after us well. it is a very well organised tour and…”
Ride Siem Reap countryside by bike with a local guide, stopping at markets, farms, rice wine, temples, and snack breaks for $35.
“Great Tour! Lina was an amazing guide. He told us a Lot about the countryside and the history of Cambodia. Definetly recommend!!”
Small-group half-day bike tour in Battambang with local guides, family-run food stops, and included pickup, snacks, and a 22 km ride.
“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 Cambodia’s Silk Island from Phnom Penh with an English-speaking guide, temple visit, ferry crossings, and a filling riverside lunch.
“Our two local guides Sey & Simon were incredible! They showed us so many unusual and fascinating farming techniques. We had a wonderful experience weaving silk and tasting fresh fruits, followed by a delicious lunch. We covered 3 islands and were picked up and returned to our hotel. Great value trip - definitely worth doing!”
Cycle from Phnom Penh to Mekong islands by bike and ferry, then visit a silk farm with lunch on the Silk Islands.
“What a lovely way to get out of the city and experience the Cambodian countryside.I can highly recommend this tour our guide was excellent and well informed. The ferry trips were great fun and really enjoyed the whole thing. 10 out of 10!”
Ride 30km through Angkor’s best temples and quiet countryside on a small-group bike tour with guide stories, shade trails, and lunch options.
“our tour guide Chen was very professional but also friendly. we had unforgettable experience with him”
Cycle from Angkor Wat sunrise through forest trails for hidden temples, then enjoy a chef-made jungle breakfast before Bayon and Ta Prohm.
“This was an outstanding trip. Our guide had so many facts about the temples at his finger tips, although I had to abbreviate the kings eg J7 and J8 to keep up! He also knew all the best photo spots. Breakfast was the n a lovely little restaurant and they could not have been more…”
Cycle Angkor’s temples with a small group on included mountain bikes, plus rainforest trails, lunch, and cooling coconut juice.
“It was our second time with Angkor Cycling Tour. Bo Bo and his team are professional and bikes very well maintained. Great ride on small wet trails in the rain forest. A muddy day and a great tour. A must in Siem Reap”
E-bike sunrise at Angkor Wat with breakfast, then Ta Prohm and Bayon. Small group, water and towels included in Siem Reap.
“The E-bikes are a really fun way to explore the Angkor complex. I would highly recommend over tuk tuk or car. I saw so much on this tour and found the sunrise at Angkor Wat unforgettable. Mr Ho is a knowledgeable and experienced guide who will take you to see the complex in detail. He…”
Early Angkor Wat sunrise, then a small-group bike ride through quiet temple roads—15 to 25 km, bottled water, guide, and easy going vibes.
“Loved riding through the woods , past the reservoir and on the temple wall. Sunrise was beautiful though we had some clouds.”
Bike through Mekong Island and ride into sunset on the Mekong and Tonle Sap with a small-group guide, drinks, snacks, and pickup.
“The tour gives a very nice insight into life on the small island. The tour is completed by the ferry crossing and the return journey on a private ship. I was particularly impressed by the visit to the small silk production. However, one suspects how life will change here if the bridge is built at…”
Ride quad bikes past Khmer villages and rice paddies, watch water buffalo at sunset, then cruise back in the dark with a pro English guide.
“Mister Sna and Ko were amazing! Thank you so much for the experience!”
From the temples of Angkor to the slow Mekong, and every way to travel between them.
