A 3-day Easy Rider motorbike loop from Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville provides a scenic, off-the-beaten-track route through Cambodia's southern coast. You'll trade busy highways for coastal roads, fishing villages, and quiet rural trails.A 3-day Easy Rider motorcycle loop from Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville covers Cambodia’s scenic southern coastline. This fast-paced itinerary balances rural dirt tracks, mountain twists, and coastal highways.
- Total Distance: ~450–500 km
- Terrain: 80% paved highways, 20% red dirt rural roads and mountain twisties.
- Highlights: Phnom Chisor, Kampot Pepper Farms, Bokor Mountain, and Sihanoukville beaches
Day 1: Phnom Penh to Kampot via Takeo (approx. 160 km) ( L, D )
Leave the busy capital early to avoid traffic and head south toward the riverside town of Kampot.
- Morning: Ride south on National Road 2. Detour onto quiet dirt tracks winding through local rice fields and palm groves. Stop at Phnom Chisor Mountain to climb the 503 steps for panoramic countryside views and 11th-century temple ruins.
- Afternoon: Push toward Takeo for a quick local lunch. Continue southwest toward Kampot on rural backroads, navigating past limestone karst formations.
- Evening: Arrive in the French colonial-style town of Kampot. Relax by the Praek Tuek Chhou River and grab a drink at the Durian Roundabout.
Day 2: Kampot to Sihanoukville via Bokor Mountain (approx. 130 km)( B, L, D )
This day features a steep mountain climb followed by a coastal cruise along the Gulf of Thailand.
- Morning: Gear up for the legendary ascent to Bokor Hill Station. The 32 km twisty mountain road offers flawless tarmac and smooth curves perfect for two wheels. Explore the eerie, mist-covered abandoned French Catholic church and the giant Lok Yeay Mao monument.
- Afternoon: Ride down the mountain and stop at La Plantation to taste world-famous organic Kampot pepper. Afterward, join National Road 3 heading west toward Sihanoukville.
- Evening: Arrive in Sihanoukville. Skip the casino-dominated city center and ride straight to the cleaner shores of Otres Beach for a seafood dinner.
Day 3: Sihanoukville back to Phnom Penh via Highway 4 (approx. 230 km) ( B, L )
The final leg completes the loop by returning north to the capital.
- Morning: Take a morning ride through Ream National Park to see coastal mangroves and hidden beaches.
- Afternoon: Join National Road 4 north. This is a major commercial artery, so stay alert for trucks and buses. Stop at the Yeay Mao Shrine at the Pich Nil mountain pass to pay respects for a safe journey, a traditional ritual for local drivers.
- Evening: Arrive back at your Phnom Penh depot by late afternoon to return your hotel and conclude the tour.
Our tour price based on group size so please contact us for our promotion
The price includes:
- English Speaking guide
- Accommodation in tour – 2 nights
- Transportation: Bikes and helmet with our driver ( client sit back our 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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