Vietnam & Cambodia Bike Tour: Saigon to Angkor Wat
Free Cancellation
Up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Mobile Ticketing
Use your phone for entry to your destination.
Guide Language
English
Group Size
2 - 12
Description
Itinerary
Arrival in Ho Chi Minh City
Bike setup session followed by a welcome dinner featuring local cuisine.
Ho Chi Minh City → Tra Vinh
Cycle 60 km through the Mekong Delta, crossing the Ham Luong and Co Chien rivers by ferry.
Tra Vinh → Can Tho
Ride to Ba Om Pond (total 60 km), visit the 800‑year‑old Khmer site and attend a rice‑paper making workshop.
Can Tho → Rach Gia
Explore the Cai Rang floating market by boat, then cycle 50 km through canals and countryside.
Rach Gia – Chau Doc – Phnom Penh (incl. Silk Island)
Cycle 45 km through villages, cross a local ferry, speedboat to Phnom Penh with visa assistance, then cycle 30 km along the Mekong to Silk Island for a traditional silk‑weaving demonstration.
Kampong Thom → Siem Reap – Angkor Wat
Ride 50 km through rural Cambodia, visit a silver‑making workshop and Oudong hilltop, then cycle 60 km to Siem Reap, explore Sambor Prei Kuk, watch sunrise at Angkor Wat, and tour Angkor Thom, Bayon and Ta Prohm.
Rolous Group & Kampong Phluk
Cycle 45 km to the Rolous Group temples, enjoy a home‑cooked lunch with a community initiative, then ride along Tonle Sap trails to explore the Kampong Phluk floating village.
Departure from Siem Reap
Transfer to Siem Reap International Airport for onward travel.
Arrival in Ho Chi Minh City
Bike setup session followed by a welcome dinner featuring local cuisine.
Ho Chi Minh City → Tra Vinh
Cycle 60 km through the Mekong Delta, crossing the Ham Luong and Co Chien rivers by ferry.
Tra Vinh → Can Tho
Ride to Ba Om Pond (total 60 km), visit the 800‑year‑old Khmer site and attend a rice‑paper making workshop.
Can Tho → Rach Gia
Explore the Cai Rang floating market by boat, then cycle 50 km through canals and countryside.
Rach Gia – Chau Doc – Phnom Penh (incl. Silk Island)
Cycle 45 km through villages, cross a local ferry, speedboat to Phnom Penh with visa assistance, then cycle 30 km along the Mekong to Silk Island for a traditional silk‑weaving demonstration.
Kampong Thom → Siem Reap – Angkor Wat
Ride 50 km through rural Cambodia, visit a silver‑making workshop and Oudong hilltop, then cycle 60 km to Siem Reap, explore Sambor Prei Kuk, watch sunrise at Angkor Wat, and tour Angkor Thom, Bayon and Ta Prohm.
Rolous Group & Kampong Phluk
Cycle 45 km to the Rolous Group temples, enjoy a home‑cooked lunch with a community initiative, then ride along Tonle Sap trails to explore the Kampong Phluk floating village.
Departure from Siem Reap
Transfer to Siem Reap International Airport for onward travel.
Meeting Point
Included
- task_alt Accommodation
- task_alt Guide
- task_alt Meals
- task_alt Additional Services
- task_alt Transport
Excluded
- close Flights
- close Insurance
- close Additional Services
Frequently Asked Questions
Just to be clear, 80%, 70%, 40% and 0 of the total balance would be the amounts refunded in the event of cancellation during those time periods correct?
Yes, that is correct. The percentages in the policy are cancellation fees, so the refunded amount would be the remaining balance after deducting those fees: .Up to 30 days before departure → 20% cancellation fee → 80% refund of the total balance .15–29 days before departure → 30% cancellation fee → 70% refund of the total balance .7–14 days before departure → 60% cancellation fee → 40% refund of the total balance .6 days or fewer before departure → 100% cancellation fee → 0% refund of the total balance
Is an electric bike available and is a good level of fitness necessary to complete the planned route and the expected distance? Also, my English is not very good, so could that be a problem?
An electric bike (E-bike) is available for this itinerary, which can make the cycling much easier and more comfortable, especially on longer distances or warm days, and there will be an extra charge. A moderate level of fitness is generally recommended. However, the route is designed to be flexible and enjoyable, mostly on flat terrain and quiet village roads. With an E-bike, the trip becomes accessible even if you are not a regular cyclist. The daily distance typically ranges between 30–60 km, and we always adapt the pace to suit the group. Regarding your English, please don't worry. Our guides are experienced, patient, and used to communicating with guests from many different backgrounds. They will make sure you feel comfortable and understand everything throughout the trip.
Do you provide E-bikes? Is most of the riding off the busy main roads?
An e-bike is available for this trip. Most of our route is less busy, using small paths through villages and jungle areas.
Do you offer this tour in the reverse direction?
Yes, of course. We will definitely be able to reverse direction, starting from Siem Reap, Cambodia, and ending in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Also, we can be flexible on your itinerary if you prefer, as your group will be private.
What is the cost of the solo supplement?
The single supplement is USD 320.
Could you tell me please how many people are booked on this day. I am interested in it but as I am a solo traveller I would like to be in a group. I am flexible with dates so do let me know.
We currently have 2 other travellers confirmed for the tour departing on 17 January 2026. It would be a wonderful small group to join, and we'd be delighted to have you with us on this date.
Can you kindly advise if this departure date is guaranteed? How many hours are sitting in a vehicle, transfer per day? How many hours are cycling? Can you advise if he will have a support vehicle behind and how many guides?
Yes, this departure is guaranteed to run with a minimum of two participants. On average, guests cycle between 3 to 5 hours per day (approximately 30–60 km) depending on the route and terrain. The pace is relaxed and flexible to suit the group dynamic, with plenty of stops for photos, refreshments, and cultural visits. Transfers by vehicle range from 2.5 to 4 hours per day, depending on distance between cycling sections or destinations. A support vehicle accompanies the group throughout the trip, carrying luggage and refreshments and offering the option to ride in the van anytime. The tour is led by one experienced cycling guide and accompanied by one driver/mechanic for full support.
Is it possible to get a detailed itinerary for the tour?
Yes, a detailed itinerary PDF is available upon request.
What should I do if I have dietary restrictions?
Please inform us of any dietary needs, and we will do our best to accommodate them during the tour.
What is the minimum number of participants needed for the tour to proceed?
The minimum required to run the trip is two participants, which ensures the tour will occur.
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