Overview
A journey in the truest sense of the word from the most significant archaeological site in Cambodia to the most important commercial city in Vietnam. The contrasts you see along the way are what make this an educational, enjoyable and achievable cycle tour for anyone passing through Southeast Asia.
This is one of our easier bike tours with hardly a hill in sight, but enough variety in scenery and surface to keep the ride interesting. The biking is interrupted by a boat ride down the Mekong River and finishes off with two full days of pedaling through the intriguing Mekong Delta.
If you want to get far away from the daily grind and immerse yourself in Indochina scenery, culture, and cuisine, this is the ride for you.
222 km / 138 mi riding. The terrain is a mix of sealed and unsealed roads, tracks and trails. It is our aim to deliver as much traffic-free track and trail, but at times we do need to resort to secondary roads, although we spend no more than 5km over the whole tour on anything resembling a highway. The riding is easily achievable for those who are comfortable on a bike, with hardly any hills and no daily distances over 80km.
Pedal-assist E-bike is an available option for this tour for $175 surcharge.
Highlights
Pedal to the pre-Angkor-era ruins of Sambor Prei Kuk in the jungle of Kampong Thom.
Spend a day cycling through small villages of the Silk Islands outside of Phnom Penh.
Glimpse daily Vietnamese life from your bike before a relaxing boat ride to Can Tho.
Experience the hustle and bustle of the floating markets of Can Tho before heading to Saigon.
Dates & Price
* Single room option: $460 USD
WHAT MAKES US STAND OUT
GRASSHOPPER STYLE
With our experience providing premium bike tours in Cambodia and Vietnam, we have created this itinerary that highlights some of the best of both, giving you an up-close look at life near the Mekong Delta. Enjoy easy-going cycling as you discover off-the-beaten-track locations often hidden from tourists. Thanks to this journey and your knowledgeable guide, you’ll come away with a greater understanding for Vietnamese and Cambodian people, cultures, and food and their differences and similarities on this immersive active adventure.