Wilds of Cambodia

From Phnom Penh, we drive to visit the notorious Killing Fields before moving on to Banteay Meas. Here we begin riding on quiet country roads to Kep.

Cycling from the hotel, we visit a cave temple and then roll through fishing and farming villages to Kampot. After lunch, enjoy exploring this well-preserved historic town that once served as a major port in the area, and gather for dinner in the town centre.

We start with a ride up historic Bokor Mountain, part of a range of sacred mountains and site of a French hill station from the 1920s with several buildings still intact. After exploring Bokor Park, we will descend for lunch, then transfer to Chi Phat.

Leaving Chi Phat, we ride off-road through rivers and over fallen logs on trails varying from soft and sandy to wet and muddy, and along the way stop at waterfalls to cool off.

We ride to Trapeang Rung on a slightly undulating tarmac road, flanked by lush vegetation and lunch en route to Tatai Waterfall. Then we boat along the Kep River to spend the night near the edge of the Cardamom Mountains.

You are free to explore the river by kayak, go for a hike, or enjoy a boat trip to the waterfalls.

We ride to the town of Koh Kong that shares a border with Thailand and say goodbye to our Cambodian crew. We'll be met by our Thai guides who will take us for some eco-friendly activities in the mangroves. We will then ride a little bit to explore some more before finally reaching our hotel for the night.

We start our day by riding to an eco-tourism-based community, known for making special hats made from palm leaves. From there, we ride for about 35 km before we load up the bikes in our transfer and head over a hotel in Chanthaburi.

Today we make our final ride as pedal our way to the outskirts of Rayong. We will ride to Hat Mae Phim where we will have a deliciously epic seafood lunch. We will look back on our journey, share stories and say our goodbyes before being transferred to your Bangkok hotel or the airport.