Phnom Penh to The Coast
There is much more to Cambodia than the temples at Angkor - and you'll get to see the very best of it on this six day exploration by bike.
The huge ancient city of Angkor Wat is a well travelled attraction in Cambodia. But if your taste is for much more than temples, you'll love this cross country cycling adventure through the less travelled, totally enchanting, cultural treasures of a land that time forgot.
By bike is simply the best way to explore Cambodia (motor vehicles are as rare as westerners outside the capital). You'll peddle past a diversity of landscapes - ancient ruins, mighty rivers, beautiful beaches, rice paddies, mountainous national parks and abandoned French hill stations all on our route. Eagerly hospitable welcome you get from village locals will be an experience you never forget.
You'll start by discovering some of the hidden charms of the capital, Phnom Penh, with its fading colonial legacy and river islands. The evidence of Cambodia's not so delightful past is all around and gives you a stark new perspective on how lucky we westerners are.
Then you'll head into the rural heartland of the country and quaint, quiet villages, before hitting a bounty of beaches on the southern coast. Outside of Phnom Penh traffic is light, so you can look forward to going back in time as you mostly share the roads with bullock carts and other cyclists.
Much of our ride is along an enjoyable flat terrain, on a mixture of sealed roads and wide dirt trails that are suitable for most levels of cyclist. The trip is fully supported by an air-conditioned vehicle, so your rest breaks happen whenever you want them to.
Cambodian hotels are not the best in the world, but we've chosen the most comfortable especially to make sure your time asleep is as fulfilling as your time in the saddle. The food of Cambodia bears flavours as distinctive as the land and you'll be re-energized with great cuisine after your ride each day. Our last stop is the beach capital of Cambodia, Sihanoukville, where you can extend on your holiday for a relaxing beach break.
The huge ancient city of Angkor Wat is a well travelled attraction in Cambodia. But if your taste is for much more than temples, you'll love this cross country cycling adventure through the less travelled, totally enchanting, cultural treasures of a land that time forgot.
By bike is simply the best way to explore Cambodia (motor vehicles are as rare as westerners outside the capital). You'll peddle past a diversity of landscapes - ancient ruins, mighty rivers, beautiful beaches, rice paddies, mountainous national parks and abandoned French hill stations all on our route. Eagerly hospitable welcome you get from village locals will be an experience you never forget.
You'll start by discovering some of the hidden charms of the capital, Phnom Penh, with its fading colonial legacy and river islands. The evidence of Cambodia's not so delightful past is all around and gives you a stark new perspective on how lucky we westerners are.
Then you'll head into the rural heartland of the country and quaint, quiet villages, before hitting a bounty of beaches on the southern coast. Outside of Phnom Penh traffic is light, so you can look forward to going back in time as you mostly share the roads with bullock carts and other cyclists.
Much of our ride is along an enjoyable flat terrain, on a mixture of sealed roads and wide dirt trails that are suitable for most levels of cyclist. The trip is fully supported by an air-conditioned vehicle, so your rest breaks happen whenever you want them to.
Cambodian hotels are not the best in the world, but we've chosen the most comfortable especially to make sure your time asleep is as fulfilling as your time in the saddle. The food of Cambodia bears flavours as distinctive as the land and you'll be re-energized with great cuisine after your ride each day. Our last stop is the beach capital of Cambodia, Sihanoukville, where you can extend on your holiday for a relaxing beach break.
Call 1 300 208 245 for more details or outside Australia +613 9787 4366
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Testimonials
"The experiences in the rural areas were more than one could ever wish for. The ride itself was fantastic and I have to say I can't fault the trip one bit. Not only were my expectations fulfilled but I also gained more out of the experience than I ever though imaginable".
"I had an absolute ball. I can't wait to do it again. Great organisation, team work, fun and amazing cultural experiences. One trip I will remember for a life time."
Itinerary
6 days - Departing Phnom Penh
* Private trips depart on request with a minimum of 2 people
* Private trips depart on request with a minimum of 2 people
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Day 1:Arrive Phnom Penh (D)
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Day 2:Phnom Penh - Takeo (B,L,D)
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Day 3:Takeo - Kampot (B,L)
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Day 4:Bokor Mountain and Kep Sur Mer (B,L,D)
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Day 5:Kampot - Sihanoukville(B, L,D)
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Day 6:Sihanoukville - Phnom Penh
Level of Difficulty Introductory - Moderate
Whats Included?
- Cycling leader
- Local guide / bike mechanic
- Accommodation on twin sharing basis
- 4* hotel in Phnom Penh
- Meals as outlined in itinerary
- Air conditioned support vehicle for duration of the tour
- Well maintained bikes, tools and spare parts
- Entrance fees to Bokor National Park and Choeung Ek
Cambodia

Other Cycling trips in Cambodia
- Angkor to Saigon - 16 days
- Angkor Explorer - 4 days
- Ride through Cambodia - 12 days
- Self guided trips Cambodia - 4 days
- Private trips Cambodia - 0 days
- Angkor to Hoi An cycle - 13 days
Trek 4400


Bike Info
Trek 4400 (Vietnam & Cambodia)
Equipped with Shimano's ever reliable Deore rear derailleur, gear shifts will be smooth and precise, while adjustable suspension forks with lockout absorb the bumps and holes to give you more precise handling in the rough stuff.
Bike specifications:
Frame Size variety of frame sizes
Frame Alpha SL Aluminum
Wheels Alloy front, Shimano RM60 rear hub: Bontrager Camino rims
Shifters Shimano Alivio
Front Derailleur Shimano Acera
Rear Derailleur Shimano Deore
Pedals Alloy platform
We provide standard mountain bike seats. If you have a comfortable/wider seat on your bike at home then please bring with you as it can be attached to the seat post. Alternatively you can bring a gel seat cover.
Bringing your own bike:
No problems but please be aware that you may have excess baggage charges to pay on the airlines (both international & domestic), and pay extra on boats or trains if part of the itinerary. Click our Packing Info button for more information.
Cycling tips for overseas trips
Cycling is an amazing means of experiencing and discovering new places & cultures. We provide a thorough safety briefing following set up of the bikes and go over some of the local rules of the road.
Click our Asian Highway Code Button for more information.
Please note that the bikes only have one water bottle cage and no back rack. The pedals are standard platform and have no cleat or foot strap/cage.
To customize the bike you can bring out your own seat, bar ends which give more riding positions and your own pedals (SPD cleats or cage). Our team will help you with the set up.
Bike Jerseys
Also soon RAW will be bringing out customized RAW bike jerseys so that you can keep something to remember the trip by or use on your next!
Equipped with Shimano's ever reliable Deore rear derailleur, gear shifts will be smooth and precise, while adjustable suspension forks with lockout absorb the bumps and holes to give you more precise handling in the rough stuff.
Bike specifications:
Frame Size variety of frame sizes
Frame Alpha SL Aluminum
Wheels Alloy front, Shimano RM60 rear hub: Bontrager Camino rims
Shifters Shimano Alivio
Front Derailleur Shimano Acera
Rear Derailleur Shimano Deore
Pedals Alloy platform
We provide standard mountain bike seats. If you have a comfortable/wider seat on your bike at home then please bring with you as it can be attached to the seat post. Alternatively you can bring a gel seat cover.
Bringing your own bike:
No problems but please be aware that you may have excess baggage charges to pay on the airlines (both international & domestic), and pay extra on boats or trains if part of the itinerary. Click our Packing Info button for more information.
Cycling tips for overseas trips
Cycling is an amazing means of experiencing and discovering new places & cultures. We provide a thorough safety briefing following set up of the bikes and go over some of the local rules of the road.
Click our Asian Highway Code Button for more information.
Please note that the bikes only have one water bottle cage and no back rack. The pedals are standard platform and have no cleat or foot strap/cage.
To customize the bike you can bring out your own seat, bar ends which give more riding positions and your own pedals (SPD cleats or cage). Our team will help you with the set up.
Bike Jerseys
Also soon RAW will be bringing out customized RAW bike jerseys so that you can keep something to remember the trip by or use on your next!
Visit www.trekbikes.com to view more






