Cambodia · BIKE TOURS IN SIEM REAP
The good bike tours in Siem Reap fill up in high season and the great ones go first. Below: the 15 to book ahead, what each includes and where they differ.
Cycle beyond Siem Reap’s temples through rice fields, villages, farms, markets, and pagodas on a guided half-day countryside ride.
“Riding thru the local villages and visiting the local market was the highlight for me !A nice experience was sampling local fruit while overlooking the landscape .”
Cycle from Angkor Wat sunrise to jungle temples, with breakfast, lunch, guides, bikes, and support for $60 plus the temple pass.
“Well organised, knowledgeable guide. Bikes good. Riding a tiny bit technical at times, so best avoided by nervous cyclists. Just make sure you get your tickets in advance for Angkor! Pretty well missed the sunrise because one of the party needed to buy on the morning!”
Review of Siem Reap’s 30km Angkor bike tour, covering Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, village roads, lunch, costs, and riding tips.
“This was an excellent tour from start to finish. Well maintained bikes, knowledgeable guide, good route that minimized road travel as much as possible and provided for some great jungle riding / trail riding. The morning flew by and after a generous and delicious lunch we saw another temple. The only thing I could think of to improve this tour would be to do Angkor Wat last so it ends of a truly wonderful highlight. The last little touch of getting to keep the water bottle was a really nice gesture and great memento of a great trip!”
Cycle Angkor Wat at sunrise, follow jungle trails to Bayon and Ta Prohm, and enjoy a chef-prepared breakfast with hotel transfers.
“This was really a worthwhile excursion! It was a long day, but the best way to see all the sites in a single day. So glad to have found this!”
Ride an easy ATV route through Siem Reap villages, rice fields, temples, and sunset country roads with hotel pickup and local guides.
“A great tour through the countryside on quad-bikes. We went with Sna and Ko, who told us lots about local life and took us to a great sunset spot. You get to see local life up close on rough roads.”
Cycle beyond Siem Reap to markets, farms, temples, and villages on a guided countryside tour with quality bikes, snacks, and hotel pickup.
“Vandy was a brilliant cycle guide. Ride was mostly smooth ( a few km of bumpy tracks but great quality bikes) and felt safe away from traffic. Interesting stops including mushroom farm, food market and rice wine maker - all authentic and no sell at all! Tuk tuk to and from our hotel all included. Highly recommend. 5 star guiding and service. Thank you Vandy & Siem Reaper bike tours!!”
Cycle beyond Siem Reap through villages, rice paddies, and palm forests, then watch sunset at Phnom Kraom with snacks and a cold drink.
“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 30 km through Angkor’s temples, forest paths, and villages with a local guide, quality bikes, snacks, water, and optional lunch.
“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”
Review of Siem Reap’s 4.5-hour countryside bike tour, with village crafts, rice fields, local snacks, West Baray, e-bikes, tips, and value.
“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.”
Review of Siem Reap’s Angkor Wat sunrise bike tour, with jungle breakfast, quiet temple trails, expert guides, vehicle support, price, and tips.
“Superb Very professional The guide was excellent, the driver very good and attentive. The route was tremendous The food very special.”
Cycle Angkor’s backroads by e-bike or tuk tuk, visiting Bayon, Ta Prohm, Srah Srang, and Angkor Wat with lunch included.
“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”
Cycle through Siem Reap villages, taste Khmer street food, and watch sunset over rice fields on an affordable small-group bike tour.
“Great tour and started from the guides house/business showing the local village and taking in the countryside, lotus flower farm and tasting the local street foods (an eye opener for me and tried them all). The guide speaks very good English.”
Cycle Angkor’s forest trails to five major temples with bikes, lunch, coconut water, and an English-speaking guide for $50.
“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”
Cycle Siem Reap’s countryside, visit Kampong Phluk, and watch a Tonlé Sap sunset on a supported small-group bike tour.
“This was advertised as a trip to the train market and floating market for a half day. What it turned out to be was driving around stopping at a Buddha in the extreme heat , then waiting for a train in the heat, standing on a train for 40 mins and Read more”
Ride an e-bike to Angkor Wat at sunrise, enjoy a local breakfast, and visit Ta Prohm and Bayon with an English-speaking guide.
“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 is also an excellent photographer and very nice man. The e-bikes are closer to a slow motorised scooter than a bicycle but we’re easy to use as a first time rider. They meant we could visit a local village for breakfast and palm cakes (so delicious) before more temples! Highly Recommend!”
Temple days, lake boats, back-road towns and the coast.
