PHNOM PENH
The best of the capital.
The 11 most popular cycling tours in Phnom Penh, with prices, durations and the operator behind each. The standouts most visitors book, and what to expect once you turn up.
Cycle from Phnom Penh to Mekong Silk Island by ferry with a local guide, silk weaving and countryside stops included for $35.
Most Popular“If you take the afternoon tour, be aware that you will be riding back in the dark and some bikes may not have lights or reflectors.”
Cycle from Phnom Penh to Mekong islands for ferry rides, a family dried-tofu stop, and silk weaving taught by locals on quiet backroads.
“I ended up with a private guide as no one else booked onto the trip. This meant I was able to cycle longer distances and faster, which I enjoyed. There weren’t too many really exciting stops but the silk shop and the meal there were the highlight. I would recommend”
Cycle Cambodia’s Silk Island from Phnom Penh, cross by ferry, visit Wat Krapum Pech, and enjoy lunch by the Mekong with locals.
“We had a lovely morning cycling around the three islands. Our tour guide Sye was very friendly and knowledgeable. He showed us a variety of different farms and plants while providing us with insight of the lifestyle of the local people. We enjoyed a couple of snacks along the way before finishing the journey with…”
Phnom Penh sunset bike and boat tour with Mekong Island ferry, pagodas, silk weaving, and a river cruise with drinks and canapés.
“The tour gives a very nice insight into life on the small island. The tour is completed by the ferry crossing and the return journey on a private ship. I was particularly impressed by the visit to the small silk production. However, one suspects how life will change here if the bridge is built at…”
Phnom Penh to Mekong Islands by ferry and bike, plus silk-farm visits, Khmer lunch, and easy countryside riding near Cambodia’s river life.
“I had a great experience with Ted today - it was only me and the guide on the tour and I can’t imagine the better setup. We met at 7:45 and took the ferry to the other side of the Mekong River, where we drove 16 km in the near villages. Our first stop was…”
Cycle Tonle Sap floating villages and rice fields, then climb Oudong Hill for giant Buddha views, royal stupas, and a Khmer lunch.
“Si lo que buscas en tu visita a Camboya 🇰🇭 es sumergirte en la vida de los locales, te recomiendo ampliamente el tour en bicicleta desde Phnom Penh hacia la Oudong Mountain (aproximadamente 40 kilómetros). Hemos visitado zonas rurales Read more”
Cycle Phnom Penh countryside by bike with Mekong ferry views, sedge mat and silk workshops, Khmer snacks, and lunch.
“Very enjoyable bike ride through the agricultural suburbs of Phnom Penh. The guide was very flexible and knowledgeable about the areas that we visited. An altogether great experience about rural life in Cambodia.”
Bike from Phnom Penh to Silk Island at twilight with ferries, a silk workshop, Buddha temple stops, and snacks for $36.
“This bike tour was an incredible adventure! The scenery was breathtaking, the guide was knowledgeable and friendly, and the organization was top-notch. The route was perfectly planned, and the included stops for refreshments were a delightful touch. The terrain is flat all the way, which made it pretty easy and enjoyable. Highly recommend!”
Cycle from Phnom Penh to Silk Island at sunset, with a ferry ride, silk-weaving visit, and riverside snacks. E-bike or tuk-tuk options.
“We had a great day cycling around the city. Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable, friendly, and passionate about sharing the city’s history and hidden gems. I highly recommend this tour to anyone wanting an authentic and fun way to see Phnom Penh—ask for Sam, he truly made the day special!”
Cycle off-road past Mekong villages and pagodas, then cruise at sunset on the Mekong and Tonle Sap with drinks and snacks.
“We really enjoyed the trip. Our guide gave us good information along the way.”
Pedal from Phnom Penh to Silk Island on the Mekong trail, meet silk and tofu makers, and ride back with an English guide in 5 hours.
“Ted was a very professional guide. He was warm and responsive. I thoroughly enjoyed the tour to the islands. Ted put cycling safety first. Much appreciated.”
The Royal Palace and the riverfront, the Mekong at dusk, the markets and the food lanes, and the history every visitor comes to understand.
