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Fun and Informative Cycling Tours Led by Expert Local Guide!
Our bike tours are based on the immersive power of local knowledge, pursuing great experiences via bike and bite. We take you to all the must-see sites and lesser-known roads, peppering them with character-rich experiences and charming personalities.
You will be led by an English-speaking guide who offers local insight, pursues great experiences and makes every tour exceptional. Our guides are well informed about the local culture, history, and religions of the area where you are biking and are skilled at passing that knowledge on to you. Your guide is also a medically trained cyclist, who has the experience and knowledge to handle most minor repairs en-route.
At Siem Reaper bicycle tours, guests are able to enjoy themselves 100% by focusing on the cycling experience. We provide them with all equipment needed, transport, professional guides, and more!
You’ll ride on a Trek Brand mountain bike, the Marlin 5 that’s been designed to be both comfortable and durable. This bike is a trail-worthy daily rider that’s perfectly suited for everyday adventures, on and off the trail. We have a full range of bike sizes available for you to choose from, and the helmet is also included in your tour.
A support vehicle that follows the day’s route and will stop at various locations to distribute refreshments, carry your luggage, and in case you want a break from riding, you can hop on a van.
We hand-select only the best hotels and boutique properties to ensure your travels are carefully curated with the perfect balance of both style and culture. All options are personally reviewed and ensure that you are comfortable after a hard day on the bicycle.
We deeply believe that food is an absolute necessity to have a more immersive experience while visiting a new destination. Food can provide us with a deeper understanding of the culture and people who have shaped this place, and it has the ability to make us feel like locals in no time.
