A 11-day Easy Rider route from Phnom Penh offers a perfect mix of urban history, coastal breezes, and ancient temples. You will ride passing city traffic for red dirt trails and winding mountain roads,An Easy Rider motorcycle tour through Cambodia offers an incredible, immersive way to experience the country’s remote landscapes, ancient temples, and local culture.The optimal 11-day route loops from Phnom Penh up through the remote northeast, across to the ancient temples of Siem Reap, down through the rugged Cardamom Mountains, and back along the Southern Coast.
Morning: Meet your Easy Rider guide, pack the bikes, and head north along the Mekong River.
Afternoon: Stop at a rubber plantation in Chhlong to see French colonial remnants. Arrive in Kratie. Take a late afternoon boat to spot the rare, endangered Irrawaddy dolphins at Kampi
Morning: Ride along the scenic, less-traveled eastern bank of the Mekong.
Afternoon: Cross into Stung Treng province, navigating packed dirt roads and rural villages. Relax at a riverside guesthouse overlooking the massive Mekong river system.
Morning: Embark on a long but smooth cruise across the northern plains highway.
Afternoon: Take a detour to visit Preah Vihear or the remote jungle temple of Koh Ker. Arrive in bustling Siem Reap and grab dinner at the famous Pub Street night market.
Morning: Swap the bike for a tuk-tuk or ride your motorcycle directly into the Angkor Archaeological Park.
Afternoon: Explore the massive faces of Bayon and the jungle-strangled ruins of Ta Prohm. Catch the sunset over Angkor Wat before treating yourself to a traditional Khmer massage, also explore dinner by your own .
Morning: Ride southwest around the tip of the massive Tonle Sap lake.
Afternoon: Arrive in Battambang, Cambodia's artistic hub, and ride the famous local Bamboo Train. Visit the Phnom Sampeau killing caves and watch millions of bats emerge at dusk.
Morning: Cruise through vast, bright green rice paddies towards Pursat province.
Afternoon: Head inland toward the foothills of the rugged Cardamom Mountains. Stay in a local guesthouse and prep your gear for the mountain pass ahead.
Morning: Tackle the sweeping curves and dramatic elevation changes of the newly paved Cardamom Mountain Highway.
Afternoon: Ride through dense, pristine rainforests with spectacular canyon viewpoints. Descend into the coastal town of Koh Kong, located right near the Thai border.
Give your bike a break; take a boat excursion into Southeast Asia’s largest mangrove forest. or Swim under the refreshing waters of Tatai Waterfall. Enjoy fresh seafood right on the river estuary by your own.
Morning: Ride south along Highway 48, crossing several large bridges spanning jungle rivers.
Afternoon: Turn onto the coastal highway, passing through fishing villages and salt fields. Check into a riverside bungalow in Kampot and try local dishes cooked with world-famous Kampot pepper.
Morning: Ride up the flawless, twisting mountain road of Bokor National Park.
Afternoon: Explore the eerie, abandoned French colonial hill station and Catholic church at the summit. Head down to neighboring Kep to eat fresh blue crab at the waterfront Crab Market.
Morning: Take a leisurely morning ride through rural pepper plantations.
Afternoon: Begin the journey back north toward the capital on Highway 3. Re-enter Phnom Penh, celebrate the successful loop . End the tour at your own hotel.
Tour price :contact us
The price includes:
- English Speaking guide cum driver
- Accommodation in tour – 10 nights
- Transportation: Bikes and helmet ( client sit back our driver ) ( also you can self driver )
- Gas for all bikes , Boat and local ferry in tour
- Meals as indicated (B= Breakfast, L= Lunch, D=Dinner)
- Government Taxes, Travel Permits
- Drinking water for riding day
- Entrance fees
The price excludes:
- Accommodation in Phnom Penh.
- Support transportation for luggage
- Visa, soft drinks, tips for guide and driver
- Meals not mentioned in the proposal
- Any other services not mentioned in the proposal
- Banking fees , Travel insurance
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