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Cambodia’s standout days out.
The 14 most popular vespa 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.
Vespa-and-ferry Silk Island tour from Phnom Penh: temples, tofu skin and 7-gen silk weaving, market stops, snacks included for $29.
Most Popular“Kim and our drivers were amazing! It was a nice escape from bustling Phnom Penh and get to see the country side and the way locals live. I highly recommend this tour and asking for Kim as a guide if possible!”
Half-day Vespa or tuk tuk ride from Phnom Penh to Mekong’s Silk Island—temple, ferry crossing, countryside villages, silk weaving, and snacks included.
“The guide and driver were great! I really enjoyed the vespa ride through the city. The tofu place was closed on the day of arrival, so we just walked through a dark barn. I had also hoped to explore more of silk island, but we only went to one place.”
Phnom Penh night food tour by Vespa or Tuk Tuk with hotel pickup, English guide, street-food stops, and beer or soft drinks included.
“Had an excellent tour with Tin Tin, my vespa driver and top-notch professional tour guide. The trip not only takes you to far-flung places in the nightlife of this busy city by Vespa, but you meet up with others in the group who come with their Read more”
Siem Reap by Vespa at night. Eat your way through Khmer stops, sip local liqueurs, and learn how the flavors work—small group, big fun.
“Very good experience, with lots of interesting and varied foods to try! And it’s great fun riding on the Vespas. Very much enjoyed the cocktails and liqueurs at Sombai. Thanks for a great trip.”
Vespa around Angkor’s big names and back routes from Siem Reap, with pickup, lunch, and photo-friendly time at each temple.
“What a great intro tour to the three big sites at Angkor. Getting around on the scooters was so exciting! The best part was definitely riding through the jungle, really felt like we were taking the back routes.”
Phnom Penh night food on a Vespa: eight Cambodian street food stops, insects and buffalo dry meat, plus beer at Bassac Lane.
“Kim was a great tour guide! I felt very safe on the Vespa. Kim was very communicative and reviewed the schedule for the evening so I knew what was coming next. Also gave great warning of the food to come so I didn't get in a food coma too early in the night. For every…”
A 5-hour vintage Vespa countryside loop from Siem Reap: temple culture, local snacks, rattan weaving, and rice wine tastings.
“I had the privilege to have a super sweet tour guide called Tinan. He helped me have a greater understanding of what a real combodian life is, with his own personal touch. Loved the tour, totally recommend it!”
Sunset Vespa or Tuk Tuk through Siem Reap countryside, farms, Wat Po Banteaychey, and Phnom Krom—pickup, snacks, and drinks included.
“Picked up on time, ravy and sömbath have tried very hard to offer me a pleasant tour. A lot of information at the stops. Good explanations, questions well explained. Can recommend the tour.Auto-translated”
Ride a Vespa through quieter Angkor trails with an English historian guide, visit major temples, enjoy lunch, and learn the symbolism.
Ride a vintage Vespa through Siem Reap at night, tasting Khmer street food and local bugs, with hotel pickup and a beer stop.
Vespa Siem Reap countryside, boat to Tonlé Sap floating village, and a sunset top-deck view with cold drinks.
Sunset Vespa tour from Phnom Penh to Silk Island with ferry rides, silk weaving and dried tofu, plus a riverbank sunset stop.
Phnom Penh Silk Island sunset tour by Vespa and ferry: rural backroads, a silk weaving visit, and riverbank snacks with an English guide.
“I guess silk island tour is a great way to spent a day. It takes you to the island near by phnom penh you have chance to see rural life, local producers. The atmosphere is super nice and much leas traffic. My driver Sam was super nice as all CRead more”
Ride Siem Reap countryside by Vespa or tuk tuk: villages, Wat Po Banteaychey, Sra Sor tasting, and drinks at Phnom Krom sunset.
From the temples of Angkor to the slow Mekong, and every way to travel between them.
