Cambodia · E-BIKES
Good e-bike tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Cycle beyond Siem Reap through rice fields, villages, markets, farms, temples, and lotus ponds on a guided half-day countryside tour.
“Our trip didn’t start well, as was waiting awhile for pick-up from our hotel, messaged Viator contact, no reply! Managed to contact the trip agency, Siem Reaper travel, they responded very quickly and were fast & efficient to arrange from theRead more”
Cycle through Angkor’s temple ruins after sunrise, with breakfast, lunch, hotel pickup, an expert guide, and an optional e-bike.
“What a truly exceptional day!! My guide, Voleak, was kind, knowledgeable, and always aware of my needs and my safety. I will remember this day for a lifetime!”
Cycle from Phnom Penh to Silk Island through farms, villages, ferries, silk workshops, and quiet backroads on a practical half-day tour.
“Our tour guide, Kim was excellent and very accommodative. The Trek bikes are in good condition and I would recommend this cycle tour”
Cycle beyond Siem Reap’s tourist core through villages, rice paddies, and palm forests before a sunset stop at Phnom Kraom.
“Absolutely outstanding tour by Ron and team! They were informative, compassionate and great leaders for iurbcycling tour! What a great way to see the countryside and learn about the culture! Highly recommended! Bob Rajan (Munich, Germany)”
Cycle quiet Siem Reap back roads, meet village makers, sample local snacks, and ride to West Baray on a guided bike or e-bike tour.
“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!”
Cycle Angkor’s temple roads from Siem Reap with a guide, lunch, hotel transfers, and a small group, using bikes or the listed tuk tuk option.
“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 32 km through Siem Reap villages, eat a Cambodian lunch, then watch sunset from a boat on Tonlé Sap Lake.
“We had Mr Toch as our tuk tuk driver and Phearon as our tour guide for the day. Phearon was very accomodating, getting input on how far we wanted to ride and what we wanted to see along the way. On this bike tour, we visited a smRead more”
Ride an e-bike from Siem Reap to Angkor Wat for sunrise, village breakfast, Ta Prohm, and Bayon, with a guide, tuk tuk, and temple tips.
“Absolutely fantastic day trip to Angkor Wat. Jan the tour guide and August the driver were wonderful. Jan not only gave us a great history lesson also he is a fantastic photographer. Took so many great pictures for us! Driver August always mRead more”
Cycle Phnom Penh’s Mekong Island, visit a silk workshop, cross by ferry, and watch sunset from a boat with drinks and snacks.
“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 some point.”
See Angkor Wat at sunrise, ride e-bikes through jungle paths, eat a local breakfast, and visit Ta Prohm, Ta Nei, Bayon, and Angkor Thom.
“I love the short stops at the local shops during our bike ride. it helped enhances the experience even more when I get to interact with the locals. Ho Samnang was wonderful in every way. A very smart and wise man.”
Cycle Siem Reap’s backstreets, craft studios, shrines, and markets with hotel pickup, snacks, water, and an optional e-bike.
“Great guide & great tour. I booked an e-bike and was very happy I did. The 5 stops were very interesting.”
Cycle quiet Angkor paths and rice fields, then watch sunset from a private Dragon Boat with snacks, drinks, and a small group guide.
“This was a great tour, a perfect mix of cycling, exploring lesser known temples and relaxing on the boat. We had already visited Angkor Wat the previous day and had done the 4 main sights. Since we were the only ones in the group, our guide Son, showed us off -the -beaten path temples and sights. He was very knowledgeable about the history of Cambodia and was great at giving us just the right amount of info.”
Cycle Angkor’s quiet forest paths to Bayon, Ta Prohm, and Angkor Wat with a guide, lunch, snacks, and a small group for $55.
“Great day out! Our guide Sotin was very knowledgeable and a full safety brief was given before we set off. Bikes were good quality and there were plenty of stops along the way to admire the beautiful temples . Lunch was fab too!”
Ride Siem Reap’s rural backroads at sunset, meet village communities, visit farms and a pagoda, and finish with lotus fields, snacks, and a drink.
“The tour exceeded my expectations. I was informed I was the only person scheduled that day thus I had a personalized tour. Ron proved to be an excellent guide. I appreciated the various stops, insights into the culture and his willingness to answer my questions. Each stop along the way was truly unique. It’s amazing how quickly the roads become rural on the outskirts of Seam Reap. A big thanks to Ron and the team!!”
Cycle from Siem Reap through rural Cambodia, share lunch with a local family, explore Kampong Phluk, and watch sunset on Tonle Sap Lake.
“Worth every penny. Ron our guide for the day was just brilliant. It ended up just being me, my wife and Ron and we had a day that I do not think we'll ever forget. It was a tough cycle in the heat, but still, we loved the challenge and the reward of seeing the locals go about their daily business was worth it. The fruit at snack time, and the fantastic lunch we were provided at the local homestay (followed by a nap in their hammocks) really made the experience. However, seeing the floating village was nothing short of humbling, smiles on the faces of all of the children…”
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