Phnom Penh Bike Tours, Siem Reap Bike Tours, Cambodia Cycling Tours
Overview
Are you ready to leave the highway behind and feel the true vibration of the Earth beneath your tires? Welcome to the Cambodia Gravel Cycling Holiday 14-Day Tour—a masterfully designed, premium active-travel odyssey engineered for gravel purists, passionate adventure cyclists, and travelers who demand a visceral connection to the places they explore. Cambodia is a land of stunning geological and cultural contrasts. On this route, you will experience everything from the high-altitude pine forests of the Cardamom foothills to the sun-bleached coastal salt pans of the south, culminating in the root-strangled stone monuments of the ancient Khmer Empire. This is not just a cycling holiday; it is an epic saga of human connection, physical triumph, and sensory awakening, experienced entirely from the saddle of your gravel machine.
Our journey kicks off in the fast-paced, historic capital of Phnom Penh, where the convergence of the Mekong and Tonle Sap rivers sets the stage for our adventure. From the urban energy of the city, we quickly transition into the rugged embrace of Kirirom National Park, climbing through scented pine forests and finding sanctuary among hidden waterfalls. Plunging south, we navigate the historic French colonial riverside lanes of Kampot and the scenic, pepper-scented trails of Kep on the Gulf of Thailand.
Turning back inland, we follow ancient routes through the rural heartlands of Krong Doun Kaev, tracing historical sites and pristine lakes back to the capital before striking north along the mighty Mekong River toward Kampong Cham and Kampong Thom. Our grand finale unfolds in Siem Reap, where we spend several days exploring the vast, jungle-entangled ruins of the Angkor Archaeological Park, including sunrise over Angkor Wat and a challenging trek to the sacred carvings of the River of a Thousand Lingas.
This journey has been meticulously crafted for those who find peace in the rhythmic, hypnotic hum of high-volume tires on unsealed terrain. With daily gravel and dirt road compositions reaching up to ninety percent on key stages, you will ride a brilliant mosaic of smooth hardpack red clay, loose limestone farm lanes, sandy singletrack, and technical doubletrack. You will feel the satisfying bite of off-road tires on historic soils, inhale the sweet, smoky aroma of wood-fired village kitchens, and be fueled by the joyful, echoing choruses of "Hello!" from local children. Backed by a dedicated support vehicle, professional mechanics, and expert local cycling guides, this tour perfectly balances physical challenge with boutique comforts, refreshing saltwater pools, and spectacular regional cuisine.
Highlights
Kirirom Pine Forest Canopy: Conquer the high-altitude trails of "Happy Mountain," cycling through rare pine forests, spotting exotic birds, and cooling off in hidden jungle waterfalls.
Angkor Wat Magical Sunrise: Witness the sun rising behind the iconic lotus towers of Angkor Wat, followed by an exclusive off-road temple tour through hidden jungle singletrack.
Coastal Salt & Pepper Trails: Cycle past sparkling salt pans and lush, organic pepper plantations in Kampot and Kep, concluding with a boat journey to the pristine beaches of Rabbit Island.
Mekong River Rural Byways: Pedal along the fertile, shaded banks of the Mekong River, visiting traditional stilt villages, witnessing silk-weaving cooperatives, and observing riverine life.
Ancient Pre-Angkorian Temples: Discover the mysterious brick sanctuaries of Sambor Prei Kuk, a UNESCO World Heritage site dating back to the seventh century, hidden deep in the forest.
River of a Thousand Lingas: Hike into the scenic Cardamom foothills of Kbal Spean to witness hundreds of intricate, sacred Hindu carvings etched directly into the riverbed.
Phnom Penh Cultural Contrast: Spend a curated rest day in Cambodia's capital, balancing visits to the Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda with important reflection at the historic Tuol Sleng Museum.
Authentic Culinary Encounters: Savor the complex flavors of traditional fish amok, fiery Kampot black pepper crab, fresh coastal seafood, and local delicacies like roast tarantula.
BRIEF ITINERARY
Day 1: Arrival in Phnom Penh
Cycling Distance: 0 Kilometers
Total Climb: 0 Meters
Meals Included: Dinner
Day 2: Phnom Penh to Kirirom National Park
Cycling Distance: 57 Kilometers (35 miles)
Total Climb: 130 Meters (426 feet)
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 3: Kirirom National Park to Kampot
Cycling Distance: 39 Kilometers (24 miles)
Total Climb: 760 Meters (2,493 feet)
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch
Day 4: Kampot to Kep (with Rabbit Island Boat Trip)
Cycling Distance: 35 Kilometers (22 miles)
Total Climb: 68 Meters (223 feet)
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 5: Kep to Krong Doun Kaev
Cycling Distance: 51 Kilometers (32 miles)
Total Climb: 165 Meters (541 feet)
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 6: Krong Doun Kaev to Phnom Penh
Cycling Distance: 50 Kilometers (31 miles)
Total Climb: 25 Meters (82 feet)
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 7: Phnom Penh Rest Day
Cycling Distance: 0 Kilometers
Total Climb: 0 Meters
Meals Included: Breakfast
Day 8: Phnom Penh to Kampong Cham
Cycling Distance: 49 Kilometers (30 miles)
Total Climb: 43 Meters (141 feet)
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 9: Kampong Cham to Kampong Thom
Cycling Distance: 80 Kilometers (50 miles)
Total Climb: 358 Meters (1,174 feet)
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 10: Kampong Thom to Siem Reap
Cycling Distance: 51 Kilometers (32 miles)
Total Climb: 88 Meters (288 feet)
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 11: Siem Reap to Tonle Sap Lake
Cycling Distance: 36 Kilometers (22 miles)
Total Climb: 58 Meters (190 feet)
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 12: Siem Reap to Angkor Wat Loop
Cycling Distance: 39 Kilometers (24 miles)
Total Climb: 79 Meters (259 feet)
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch
Day 13: Siem Reap to River of 1,000 Lingas & Banteay Srey
Cycling Distance: 59 Kilometers (37 miles)
Total Climb: 150 Meters (492 feet)
Meals Included: Breakfast
Day 14: Siem Reap Departure / Tour Ends
Cycling Distance: 0 Kilometers
Total Climb: 0 Meters
Meals Included: Breakfast
What’s Included
INCLUSIONS:
Boutique Accommodation: 13 nights in hand-picked, comfortable boutique hotels and eco-resorts featuring swimming pools and excellent local character.
Meals: All meals as specified in the daily itinerary (13 Breakfasts, 10 Lunches, 9 Dinners) showcasing delicious, authentic Cambodian cuisine and fresh coastal seafood.
Support Vehicle: Fully air-conditioned support vehicle carrying all luggage, spare parts, tires, and first-aid kits, with seating available for riders who wish to rest.
Professional Staff: Expert, English-speaking cycling tour guide and dedicated professional mechanic/driver team throughout the entire trip.
Hydration & Nutrition: Unlimited clean drinking water, fresh tropical fruits (bananas, mangoes, pineapples), energy bars, and local snacks provided on all cycling days.
Sightseeing & Entry Fees: Entry tickets to Angkor Archaeological Park, Sambor Prei Kuk, Choeung Ek (Killing Fields), Koh Tonsay (Rabbit Island) boat trip, Tonle Sap boat trip, and other listed monuments.
Airport Transfers: Scheduled airport pickup in Phnom Penh on Day 1 and airport drop-off in Siem Reap on Day 14.
Local Ferries: All river ferries and boat crossings as mentioned in the itinerary.
EXCLUSIONS:
Gravel Bikes: Bike rental (high-quality carbon or aluminum gravel bikes are available to rent upon request, or you may bring your own).
International Flights: Flights to Phnom Penh and departing from Siem Reap.
Visas: Cambodia tourist visa fees (obtainable online or easily on arrival).
Travel Insurance: Compulsory travel and medical insurance covering adventure gravel cycling/sports.
Single Supplement: Surcharge for guaranteed private single room accommodation throughout the tour.
Drinks: Alcoholic beverages, soft drinks, and specialty coffees during lunches and dinners.
Personal Expenses: Laundry services, telephone calls, shopping, and tips for local guides and drivers.
Optional Activities: Activities during designated free time on Rest Day 7.
Itinerary
Discover Cambodia on a premium 14-day gravel cycling holiday. Ride from the pine forests of Kirirom and coastal Kep to the legendary temples of Angkor Wat. Experience remote culture and red dirt trails. Fully supported. Book your adventure today!
Route: Phnom Penh International Airport to City Center Boutique Hotel
Cycling Distance: 0 Kilometers
Road Condition: Not Applicable
Elevation Gain: 0 Meters
Accommodation: Double Leaf Boutique Hotel (or similar) - Featuring contemporary design, a sparkling outdoor pool, and a relaxing leafy courtyard.
The air that greets you as you step out of the Phnom Penh airport is warm, thick, and exotic—perfumed with the scents of sweet jasmine, rich street food, and tropical earth. This is the historic capital of Cambodia, a bustling metropolis where ancient traditions crash headfirst into rapid modernization. Our private driver welcomes you in the arrival hall with a cold, lemongrass-scented towel and a chilled bottle of water, transferring you safely to our boutique hotel.
Spend your afternoon relaxing by the pool or taking a preliminary stroll along the nearby Tonle Sap riverfront, watching the city's residents prepare for the evening. At 17:00, we gather in the hotel lobby for a comprehensive group briefing. Here, your expert tour leader will introduce the route, explain safety protocols, and dial in the fit of your gravel bike, ensuring every shifting index and tire pressure setting is tuned to perfection.
Afterward, we head out for our welcome dinner at a nearby restaurant, savoring traditional Khmer cuisine as we get to know our fellow riders and toast to the epic 14-day journey ahead.
Route: Capital outbound transfer to rural roads, riding to Kirirom National Park
Cycling Distance: 57 Kilometers (35 miles)
Road Condition: Scenic, flat village dirt tracks, hardpack sand, and a smooth paved climb into the pine forests.
Elevation Gain: 130 Meters (426 feet)
Accommodation: vKirirom Pine Resort (or similar) - A unique, eco-friendly hillside retreat offering modern, comfortable rooms surrounded by sweeping views of the national park.
Our adventure begins with a brief, comfortable vehicle transfer out of the busy city limits to our start point. As soon as your tires touch the dirt, the urban chaos fades, replaced by the peaceful rustle of emerald-green rice paddies and traditional stilt villages. The rhythmic crunch-crunch of gravel beneath your tires becomes your daily meditation. We weave through quiet farming communities, waved on by smiling locals and water buffaloes bathing lazily in roadside canals.
Upon reaching Krong Chbar Mon, we stop at a local restaurant to enjoy a traditional lunch of lemongrass chicken and steaming rice. From here, a short vehicle transfer carries us up into the cooler, high-altitude air of Kirirom National Park, affectionately known as "Happy Mountain."
This ecological sanctuary is famous for its unique pine forests, a rare sight in tropical Cambodia. The cool mountain breeze is a welcome relief as we spend the late afternoon exploring the shaded trails and taking a refreshing swim in a hidden jungle waterfall. Tonight, we dine on the hillside, surrounded by the whisper of pine trees under a canopy of stars.
Route: Mountain descent and rolling countryside paths to coastal Kampot
Cycling Distance: 39 Kilometers (24 miles)
Road Condition: Hardpack red clay, singletrack dirt trails, and rolling rural backroads.
Elevation Gain: 760 Meters (2,493 feet)
Accommodation: Pippali Boutique Hotel (or similar) - A charming riverside oasis featuring colonial architecture, a swimming pool, and direct access to the Kampot riverfront.
Awaken to the crisp, fresh mountain air and the calling of wild birds in the pine canopy. Today is a glorious mix of challenging terrain and stunning scenery. We begin with an epic ride through the winding dirt tracks of Kirirom National Park, testing our skills on hardpack clay and pine-needle-covered trails. The descents are fast and exhilarating, requiring focus as we glide over loose gravel and negotiate tight, technical corners.
After a hearty local lunch, we leave the national park and plunge into the rural valleys. The landscape shifts rapidly from high-altitude pine forests to tropical lowlands. We cycle along fast-flowing dirt roads through endless plantations of corn, cassava, and sweet mango.
The afternoon sun warms our skin as we push our gravel rigs through small agricultural settlements, where children run to the roadside to offer high-fives. To avoid the heavy highway traffic, our support vehicle transfers us the final stretch into Kampot, a sleepy riverside town famed for its fading French colonial architecture and world-renowned black pepper. In the evening, relax with a cold beer on the riverfront and dine on fresh, local seafood.
Route: Coastal backroads through salt pans to Kep, private boat to Rabbit Island
Cycling Distance: 35 Kilometers (22 miles)
Road Condition: Flat, unsealed coastal roads, white limestone gravel, and sandy beach tracks.
Elevation Gain: 68 Meters (223 feet)
Accommodation: Veranda Natural Resort (or similar) - A luxurious eco-resort built on the hillside of Kep National Park, featuring wooden bungalows and panoramic ocean views.
We set off from Kampot under a gentle morning sun, our tires tracing quiet, unsealed backroads toward the sea. The route takes us directly through the breathtaking coastal salt fields. Here, the ocean water is channeled onto clay beds, creating massive, reflective mirrors that reflect the blue sky. Local workers harvest sparkling, cone-shaped white mounds of sea salt that dry slowly in the sun—a striking visual experience.
As we approach the historic seaside resort of Kep, we weave through famous local pepper plantations, seeing the red and green berry-covered vines climbing up tall wooden poles. Kep is a fascinating town, where decaying French colonial mansions, damaged during the Khmer Rouge era, stand alongside modern boutique developments.
Before lunch, we board a traditional wooden boat to Koh Tonsay (Rabbit Island). This pristine tropical paradise boasts white sand beaches and crystal-clear waters. We enjoy a fresh, local seafood lunch on the beach, featuring Kep’s legendary sweet blue crab served with green Kampot pepper. The afternoon is yours to swim, relax under coconut palms, or explore the island's jungle-fringed shores before returning to Kep at 16:00.
Route: Coastal plains heading north through rural Takeo province
Cycling Distance: 51 Kilometers (32 miles)
Road Condition: Eighty percent unsealed, consisting of red dirt roads, sandy singletrack, and quiet country lanes.
Elevation Gain: 165 Meters (541 feet)
Accommodation: Alice Villa Hotel (or similar) - A comfortable, lakeside hotel offering tranquil sunset views over Takeo Lake.
Today is a celebration of rural Cambodia at its most authentic. We begin with an early morning ride through spectacular countryside landscapes, stopping at an organic local pepper farm to learn about the painstaking process of harvesting this world-famous spice. The aroma of dried pepper berries fills the warm air as we chat with the local farmers.
Rejoining our bikes, we navigate a mix of quiet paved roads and rugged crimson red dirt tracks. This region remains beautifully untouched by mass tourism; ox-drawn carts still plow the fields, and massive water buffaloes wallow in muddy pools to escape the midday heat.
The physical challenge is rewarding as we build a steady cadence, kicking up small clouds of red dust on our way through Dang Dong. We conclude our cycling day at the serene Wat Ang Theay pagoda, where we rest in the shade of ancient trees and chat with the local monks. A short, air-conditioned transfer brings us to Krong Doun Kaev (Takeo), a peaceful, off-the-beaten-path lakeside town where we can unwind and watch the sunset paint the lake in shades of orange and gold.
Route: Lakeside trails, ancient mountain shrines, and a transfer to Phnom Penh
Cycling Distance: 50 Kilometers (31 miles)
Road Condition: Flat dirt dykes, packed earth canal paths, and rolling backroads.
Elevation Gain: 25 Meters (82 feet)
Accommodation: Double Leaf Boutique Hotel (or similar) - Returning to our comfortable oasis in the capital.
Our morning begins with a scenic ride along the edge of Takeo Lake to visit the historic Ta Mok House, once the home of the notorious military commander of the Khmer Rouge. Set directly in the middle of the lake, this location offers a quiet, contemplative start to the day. From here, we transition onto narrow dirt dykes and canal paths, cycling past traditional farming communities where duck herders navigate thousands of ducks through flooded rice fields.
We pedal to the base of Chisor Mountain, home to an impressive eleventh-century Angkorian temple temple. We climb the stone steps to explore this ancient pink sandstone shrine and take in panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Rejoining our bikes, we ride to the peaceful Tonle Bati Lake for a late lunch at a waterside pavilion.
After lunch, we explore a beautifully preserved thirteenth-century temple, Ta Prohm of Bati. Next, we transfer to the historic Killing Fields of Choeung Ek, a deeply moving memorial dedicated to the victims of the Khmer Rouge regime. After taking time to pay our respects, we transfer the final fifteen kilometers to our hotel in Phnom Penh.
Accommodation: Double Leaf Boutique Hotel (or similar) - Enjoy a rest, swim, and explore the capital at your leisure.
Today is a well-deserved rest day, allowing your legs to recover before we head north. Phnom Penh is a captivating blend of French colonial charm, royal heritage, and bustling modern energy. We highly recommend starting your day with a visit to the Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda, where you can marvel at the spectacular architecture and a life-sized gold Buddha encrusted with thousands of diamonds.
Just next door, the National Museum houses the world's finest collection of Khmer sculptures, providing excellent context for the temples we will see in Siem Reap. For those wanting a deeper understanding of Cambodia's modern history, a visit to the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S-21) is highly recommended.
For lunch, head down to the lively riverfront of Sisowath Quay, where you can dine on exquisite local or international food overlooking the Tonle Sap river. Spend your afternoon hunting for souvenirs in the historic Central Market, exploring the trendy boutiques of Street 240, or watching the sunset from a rooftop bar with an Angkor beer.
Route: Mekong river trails heading north to Kampong Cham
Cycling Distance: 49 Kilometers (30 miles)
Road Condition: Flat, dirt riverbank trails, singletrack through banana plantations, and quiet paved lanes.
Elevation Gain: 43 Meters (141 feet)
Accommodation: LBN Heritage Hotel (or similar) - A comfortable riverside hotel situated directly on the banks of the Mekong River.
We escape Phnom Penh’s morning traffic by crossing the Mekong River on a local ferry. Instantly, we find ourselves on a stunning, shaded riverbank trail. The air is fresh, carrying the scent of muddy river water and tropical foliage. This route is an absolute dream for gravel bikes, taking us on narrow dirt trails that wind through lush banana plantations and local villages of wooden stilt houses.
We stop to visit a traditional silk-weaving community, where local families use wooden looms beneath their stilted homes to weave colorful silk sarongs. The quiet backroads are highly rewarding, and local children frequently ride alongside us on their single-speed bikes.
After forty-nine kilometers of beautiful, unsealed cycling, we load our bikes and transfer to a local restaurant for lunch. For the brave, you can try the local delicacy—roast tarantula, crispy on the outside and spiced with chili and garlic! We transfer the remaining distance to our hotel in Kampong Cham, a charming riverside city where French colonial architecture blends beautifully with local life.
Route: Mekong river road north, transferring to Kampong Thom
Cycling Distance: 80 Kilometers (50 miles)
Road Condition: Unsealed red clay roads, riverside dirt tracks, and smooth asphalt connectors.
Elevation Gain: 358 Meters (1,174 feet)
Accommodation: Sambor Village Hotel (or similar) - A beautiful, traditional Khmer-style boutique resort set in lush gardens along the quiet Stung Sen River.
This morning we enjoy a spectacular ride along the banks of the mighty Mekong River. The route covers eighty kilometers, taking us through the heart of Cambodia’s agricultural landscape. The gravel is fast and smooth, allowing us to build a great cadence. We ride past fishing families repairing their nets, traditional wooden boats navigating the gentle river currents, and vibrant green rice fields stretching as far as the eye can see.
Upon reaching Stueng Trang, we bid farewell to the Mekong River and head inland toward Kampong Thom. This section features a beautiful variety of landscapes, with red dirt roads lined with rubber plantations, mango orchards, and rural villages.
The physical effort is highly rewarding, and our carbon frames soak up the minor vibrations of the gravel. At the end of our ride, we transfer for one hour to our boutique hotel in Kampong Thom. This traditional resort, built in Khmer style, is a peaceful oasis where you can swim in the saltwater pool and relax in a tropical garden.
Route: Kampong Thom to Sambor Prei Kuk, transfer to Siem Reap
Cycling Distance: 51 Kilometers (32 miles)
Road Condition: Dirt forest trails, unsealed village lanes, and flat red clay roads.
Elevation Gain: 88 Meters (288 feet)
Accommodation: Steung Siem Reap Hotel (or similar) - A historic luxury boutique hotel located in the heart of Siem Reap, steps away from the Old Market.
Our morning begins with a beautiful ride along quiet forest trails to Sambor Prei Kuk, a spectacular UNESCO World Heritage site. This pre-Angkorian sanctuary was once the capital of the Chenla Empire in the late sixth and seventh centuries. We cycle through the shady forest, stopping to explore ancient brick temples that are completely strangled by the massive roots of old-growth trees. The atmosphere here is quiet, peaceful, and mystical.
After exploring the three main temple areas, we cycle along a red clay road back to the main highway. Here, we enjoy a short transfer to our lunch spot to feast on traditional Khmer curries.
After lunch, we take a comfortable two-hour vehicle transfer to Siem Reap, the legendary gateway to the Angkor Archaeological Park. After checking into our historic boutique hotel, spend your evening exploring the vibrant night markets, tasting local street food, or having a drink on famous Pub Street.
Route: Rural Siem Reap loop to Kampong Phluk floating village
Cycling Distance: 36 Kilometers (22 miles)
Road Condition: Red clay country paths, sandy village lanes, and dirt dykes.
Elevation Gain: 58 Meters (190 feet)
Accommodation: Steung Siem Reap Hotel (or similar) - Enjoy another evening of poolside relaxation and cocktails under the frangipani trees.
Today, we dive headfirst into the rural beauty of the Siem Reap countryside. We cycle on unsealed red clay paths that wind through traditional villages and vast rice paddies. Along our route, we pass the ancient Roluos Group temples dating back to the ninth century: Bakong, Lolei, and Preah Ko. These historic structures represent the dawn of classic Khmer art and architecture, and we take time to explore their weathered brick towers.
We continue cycling south toward the shores of the Tonle Sap, the largest freshwater lake in Asia. Upon reaching the unique stilted fishing village of Kampong Phluk, we transition from two wheels to a private wooden boat.
We drift quietly down the river canal, marveling at homes built on wooden stilts up to ten meters tall to accommodate the rising lake waters. We cruise out onto the massive open waters of the lake, observing floating markets, schools, and local fish farms operating in perfect harmony with nature. We return to Siem Reap by mid-afternoon, leaving you plenty of time for shopping or relaxing by the hotel pool.
Route: Early morning Angkor Sunrise and temple singletrack tour
Cycling Distance: 39 Kilometers (24 miles)
Road Condition: Shaded jungle singletrack, ancient dirt temple paths, and short sections of smooth pavement.
Elevation Gain: 79 Meters (259 feet)
Accommodation: Steung Siem Reap Hotel (or similar) - Share stories of the temples over drinks by the pool.
Our day begins in the quiet, cool dark at 04:30. We transfer directly to Angkor Wat to witness a truly magical sunrise, watching the sky turn shades of purple, pink, and gold behind the iconic lotus towers. Our local expert guide leads us on a comprehensive tour of the central temple, explaining the intricate carvings of celestial dancers and epic battles.
After our tour, we enjoy a delicious breakfast in the shade of towering trees surrounding the temple, listening to the morning chorus of jungle birds. Rejoining our bikes, we ride onto hidden jungle singletracks that trace the ancient defensive moats and stone walls.
This is arguably the most memorable ride of the trip: cycling through the stone gateway of Angkor Thom, exploring the root-strangled ruins of Ta Prohm (made famous in the Tomb Raider movie), and visiting the enigmatic smiling stone faces of the Bayon. The cycling concludes around 14:30, giving you the afternoon free to take a well-deserved siesta and recharge.
Route: Siem Reap north to Kbal Spean mountain, riding back via Banteay Srei
Cycling Distance: 59 Kilometers (37 miles)
Road Condition: Gently rolling country gravel roads, hardpack dirt, and a forest hiking trail.
Elevation Gain: 150 Meters (492 feet)
Accommodation: Steung Siem Reap Hotel (or similar) - Gather for our final evening together in Siem Reap.
For our final riding day, we cycle north through rural villages where local families produce fresh rice noodles, palm sugar, and sweet palm juice. The flat country roads are perfect for gravel riding, lined with scenic wooden homes and banana groves. Upon reaching Kbal Spean, we park our bikes and embark on a rewarding 1,500-meter hike up a scenic forest trail into the Kulen hills.
Here, we discover the mystical River of a Thousand Lingas, where hundreds of intricate Hindu symbols and carvings are etched directly into the sandstone riverbed and banks. The flowing water is believed to be blessed as it journeys down to Angkor.
After hiking back down, we cycle to the magnificent Banteay Srei Temple. Unlike the massive stone monuments of Angkor, Banteay Srei is built of delicate pink sandstone and is celebrated for having the most exquisite, detailed carvings in the entire country. We return to Siem Reap in the afternoon, and gather in the evening for a celebratory farewell dinner, raising a glass to our incredible 14-day gravel holiday.
Route: Siem Reap Hotel to Siem Reap Angkor International Airport
Cycling Distance: 0 Kilometers
Road Condition: Not Applicable
Elevation Gain: 0 Meters
Accommodation: Not Applicable
Our memorable cycling tour officially concludes today after a delicious breakfast at our hotel. Take some time for last-minute souvenir shopping or a walk along the Siem Reap River. Hotel check-out is at midday.
We provide a scheduled shuttle transfer from the hotel to the Siem Reap Angkor International Airport in time for your international departure flight home. As you board your flight, you will carry with you the unforgettable memories of Cambodia's endless red roads, spectacular ancient temples, coastal salt pans, and the warm, welcoming smiles of its beautiful people.
Meals Included: Breakfast (B)
YOUR BIKE
Bikes, Gears, and Support
Ride the Best Bicycles in Vietnam (perhaps, Southeast Asia)
Available with sizes from S, M, L, XL to XXL
The Trek Marlin Hardtail Mountain Bike
The Trek Marlin is an ultra-lightweight, highly versatile hardtail mountain bike engineered to excel across Vietnam's diverse touring terrains. By pairing stable, responsive handling with a fine-tuned front suspension fork, it delivers exceptional comfort and precise control over rugged roads, gravel tracks, and uneven rural paths. It represents a premium, dependable choice for discerning riders demanding absolute adaptability and performance across varied surfaces.
Key Engineering Specifications:
High-efficiency 1 x 11 drivetrain: Delivers seamless, reliable shifting and optimal power transfer.
32T chainring: Optimized gearing for efficient climbing capabilities and smooth acceleration.
Premium front suspension: Enhances traction, minimizes hand fatigue, and ensures superior handling on loose terrain.
Ergonomically optimized lightweight frame: Crafted specifically to ensure sustained comfort during all-day endurance rides.
Verdict: A highly practical, confidence-inspiring solution for riders seeking a capable, robust bicycle that effortlessly adapts to the dynamic climate and topography of Vietnam & South East Asia.
Trek Marlin Hardtail Mountain Bike
The Premium Electric Mountain Bike (E-MTB)
Engineered for endurance and uncompromising performance, this Electric Mountain Bike represents the pinnacle of long-distance touring capability. Designed to deliver robust, intelligent assistance without compromising the authentic joy of cycling, it effortlessly flattens steep climbs and shortens long distances. It stands as a highly dependable, high-capacity solution for riders seeking to sustain a steady pace, minimize physical fatigue, and fully immerse themselves in the journey.
Key Technical Specifications:
High-Performance Motor (250W - 500W): Provides smooth, intuitive electric assist that adapts to your pedaling cadence, making challenging climbs feel effortless.
Dual-Battery Range Extender: Equipped with an advanced dual-battery configuration—supporting two high-capacity batteries from 36V 15Ah to 48V 20Ah each—ensuring industry-leading range for multi-day expeditions.
Optimized Touring Geometry: Crafted to maintain ideal rider posture, maximizing comfort and reducing strain during long days in the saddle.
All-Terrain Stability: Engineered to deliver precise control and balanced handling across diverse surfaces, from loose gravel to rugged rural tracks.
Verdict: An elite, tour-ready E-MTB engineered to easily adapt to the changing climates and demanding topographies of Vietnam and Southeast Asia, offering the perfect blend of active cycling and reliable power.
Electric Mountain Bike
The Triban Gravel Bike
Engineered for ultimate versatility and long-distance endurance, the Triban Gravel Bike is a highly dependable aluminum all-road machine built to conquer changing terrains with absolute composure. Pairing a robust, lightweight frame with an advanced carbon fork, it effectively isolates road vibrations, minimizing rider fatigue over grueling distances. It stands as an exceptionally stable, low-maintenance solution for riders demanding consistent performance and comfort across Vietnam’s diverse road surfaces.
Key Technical Specifications:
Precision Shimano CUES 1 x 10 Drivetrain: Offers highly reliable, crisp gear transitions with a simplified single-ring setup.
Optimized 40T Chainring: Perfectly balanced to maintain high efficiency on flat asphalt while delivering ample leverage for climbs.
Ultra-Wide 11--48T Cassette: Provides an expansive gear range, ensuring controlled, high-traction climbing on steep or loose gravel grades.
Vibration-Dampening Carbon Fork: Engineered to absorb high-frequency road chatter, significantly improving front-end tracking and hand comfort.
Verdict: A highly robust and streamlined gravel bike that offers a seamless transition between tarmac and rough gravel paths, delivering a reassuringly stable ride in any conditions.
Gravel Bike
Touring Bike
Touring Bike – The Ideal Choice for Multi-Day Cycling Adventures
Designed specifically for long-distance journeys, the Touring Bike is built to deliver the perfect balance of comfort, stability, and carrying capacity. Whether you are exploring quiet countryside roads, mountain routes, or embarking on a multi-day cycling adventure, this bike is engineered to perform efficiently while carrying everything you need along the way.
A touring bike is equipped to handle additional luggage such as rear pannier bags, front handlebar bags, and repair kits, allowing riders to travel independently and comfortably over long distances. Its strong frame geometry provides a more relaxed riding position compared with road bikes, reducing fatigue on long riding days and giving better control on varying road conditions.
For smooth and reliable performance, our touring bikes are available with two drivetrain options:
• 3×10 Drivetrain (3 Chainrings × 10-Speed Cassette)
This setup offers a wide range of gears, making it extremely versatile for different terrains. Riders can shift to lower gears for steep climbs while carrying luggage and switch to higher gears for fast riding on flat roads. It is an excellent choice for cyclists seeking flexibility and easier pedaling throughout the journey.
• 1×11 Drivetrain (1 Chainring × 11-Speed Cassette)
A modern and simplified drivetrain system designed for efficiency and ease of use. With a single front chainring and an 11-speed rear cassette, gear shifting becomes smoother and more intuitive while reducing maintenance. This option is ideal for riders who prefer a cleaner setup without sacrificing climbing ability or riding performance.
Touring Bike – The Ideal Choice for Multi-Day Cycling Adventures
Combined with ergonomic handlebars, durable wheels, and touring-specific components, our touring bikes are created to ensure every ride is comfortable, reliable, and enjoyable—so you can focus on discovering new landscapes and making unforgettable memories on the road.
TOUR LOGISTICS & SUPPORT SERVICES
1. SUPPORT VEHICLES & TRANSPORTATION
To ensure absolute comfort and seamless logistics, our support vehicle fleet is carefully scaled to match your group size:
Groups of fewer than 6 passengers: A spacious 16-seat minibus will be provided, fully air-conditioned and chauffeured by an experienced, professional driver.
Groups of fewer than 12 passengers: Either one comfortable 25-seat midibus or two 16-seat minibuses will be provided, fully air-conditioned and led by seasoned drivers.
Groups of up to 24 passengers: A 25-seat midibus dedicated to passengers, paired with a separate luggage van to handle all gear seamlessly, both air-conditioned and professionally operated.
Support Vehicle & On-Route Assistance
2. REFRESHMENTS: WATER & SNACKS
To keep you energized and refreshed throughout the tour, we provide complimentary cold water, authentic local snacks, and fresh seasonal fruits at our occasional break stops—helping you stay hydrated and well-nourished as you explore.
Water, snacks, and planned rest stops
3. SUPPORT TRUCK & ON-ROUTE ASSISTANCE
A dedicated support vehicle travels ahead of the group throughout the tour, positioned to assist whenever needed. Whether it’s a mechanical issue, a quick bike adjustment, or simple fatigue after a challenging gravel section, professional help is never far away.
SUPPORT VEHICLE & ON-ROUTE ASSISTANCE
Our team provides:
On-route mechanical support and basic repairs: Keeping your bicycle running smoothly and safely.
Water, snacks, and planned rest stops: Replenishing your energy at scenic, stress-free locations.
The option to rest and rejoin later: Hop into the support vehicle for a quick break and jump back on your bike whenever you feel ready.
Our Philosophy: This comprehensive support system allows you to ride with absolute confidence, knowing that the day can be adapted to suit how you’re feeling—completely free of pressure or judgment.
If you would like to book with another person (or group) but pay separately, please submit a separate booking form from the other traveler(s).
In your booking request, please note that you are traveling with another person who has booked separately from you. For example, state: “Bob’s cycling group” or “My travel partner is Stacy Smith.” That way we can submit your bookings together to ensure the same itinerary and accommodations for your entire party.
Because updates are always possible, a printed catalog would quickly become obsolete.
Additionally, not printing a catalog allows us to keep our own expenses low, which means we can continue to sell the tours at the same prices you'd pay directly to the local tour company.
We waive booking fees for travelers aged 17 and younger.
Additionally, some tour operators will offer discounts when booking children in the same room as two full-paying travelers. Please review the 'Prices' on the Dates and Prices tab of the individual tour pages for further details.
GoldenCyclingTours.com takes the overwhelming task of finding, choosing, and booking the right bicycle tour — from the seemingly endless options available online — and makes it easy for you. Read more about why you should book through us.
Lower costs. These are primarily small, local companies with low overhead, and no North American-style marketing budgets and salaries. As they have many European clients, they're also able to amortize their overhead costs over a larger customer base.
Knowledgeable staff and guides. You are helped by locals in the area, who know the area, and who can guide you, pointing out the gems on and off the beaten tourist track.
On-the-ground support. They're local, so you can simply reach out to them if any issues or questions arise.
International camaraderie. On group tours, your party is usually composed of people from all over the world. It's a wonderful way to make new friends around the globe. And on self-guided tours, you can choose (or choose not to) make friends with locals or other travelers.
Contact us if next year's dates are not yet listed for the tour you want to book. We can put you on a waitlist and notify you when the next season's dates and prices become available.
Rather than mark tour prices up in dollars to account for possible increases in exchange rates, We convert the local currency price to US dollars on your confirmation/statement, and your final payment is based on the exchange rate when we receive your final payment.
Please note: Any exchange rates or prices in other than local currencies shown on our site represent the purchase rate for local currencies. Many websites show the mid-point between buy and sell rates for major banks, and rates charged to consumers and small businesses are 3-8% higher. We charge you the purchase rates.
Sometimes. You may find early bird discounts on various tours on our website. If you don't, and you find that the local tour company is offering early bird discounts, just let us know, and we'll match it. Our policy is that you pay the same whether you book through us or directly with the operator.
It varies with the more than 500 local tour Itinerary we have and from tour to tour. If you're interested in a specific tour, let us know, and we'll check.
We are a local bike tour company and can book a year or more in advance, while some others can't. If you have a specific tour in mind, it's best to contact one of our tour advisors who can check it out for you.
For guided tours and bike and boat tours, we can usually check availability. Please contact us and let us know the tour and dates you are interested in.
For self-guided tours, we can confirm availability and The tours are “on request”, meaning they must receive a booking request from us and then check availability at each hotel along the route.
One final note – if you are organising a larger group, we are happy to hold a booking for a short period to allow time for everyone in your group to book. Please contact us for more details.
Just click on the orange 'Book this tour' button toward the top right of the page for the tour you're booking, fill in the requested information, and hit submit. We'll take it from there!
On each tour page, click on the Dates & Prices tab and below the dates, you'll find prices. You may need to scroll down a ways to see all the options. And don't forget to choose guided or self-guided, if both options are available.
Self-guided tours: You're excited about an adventure and schedule that's totally up to you. You're comfortable navigating, communicating, and dining solo.
Look for tours without a minimum number of participants.
You'll be responsible for a single room surcharge and sometimes a solo traveler surcharge.
We cannot confirm if there are other travelers on the date of your tour.
We cannot find a roommate or travel partner for you.
Guided tours: You'd like to join a group or Private. You'll ride, dine, and make new friends with your group mates over the course of the tour.
Look for tours with guided departures.
You're responsible for the single room surcharge.
We can ask the tour operator if there are any other solo travelers seeking a roommate on the departure and tour of interest. Matches are made infrequently.
Bike and boat tours: You'll travel with a group on and off the bike. Bike and boat tours may be guided, self-guided, or both.
Some boats offer single cabins for an additional fee. This fee is often less than the fee for a double cabin for one person.
You're responsible for the single cabin surcharge, as determined by the cabin type.
We can ask the tour operator if there are any other solo travelers seeking a roommate on the departure and tour of interest. Matches are made infrequently.
First, be sure to review the tour's rider level, Surface and Terrain details (under the Program tab), and daily (and average) mileages. This will help provide a full picture of the tour's details.
Then, consider the following:
Are you willing and able (and have the time!) to train up to the tour? If yes, book the higher level tour and start training! Here are our suggestions.
If not, book an easier tour knowing you'll feel more relaxed on tour and less stressed preparing for it (like a rider level Leisure tour!)
Additionally...
Consider an e-bike. They provide a boost when you pedal, making higher-level tours more accessible.
Consider a bike and boat tour or a tour based in one hotel - you'll have options for a rest day or two!
There are a couple of options for partners and groups of varying levels.
Bike and boat tours offer the unique option to skip a day's ride and relax aboard the ship instead of cycling.
Guided toursthat include support vehicles* include the ability to skip a day's ride by riding in the support vehicle, which can also be utilized to shorten a day's ride.
Electric bikes are available on 90% of tours including numerous bike and boat and guided tours. They add a boost to your cycling when you pedal.
*Be sure to review the 'Included services' on the Dates & Prices tab to see if the tour includes a support van.
Want to know more? Here's some recommended reading from our blog:
Thanks to ratings from our wonderful clients, you can view our Top Rated tours on our site!
The tours are rated 4.7 out of 5 stars and higher! Don't limit yourself to this list--many of the other tours on our site are also rated this high, but we just couldn't fit them all on the list.
Definitely! Families with children of all ages can take a bike tour.
Each family's needs and preferences are different, and we recommend family-friendly bicycle tours with families with younger children. Another popular option is tours that are primarily on bicycle paths.
Families with older children (tweens and teens) can consider most any tour based on the family's abilities (rider level) and preferences. Or check out this list for ideas!
Bicycle tours are a great way for your family to explore a region or country. Together you get a feel for a new terrain, the sights and smells, history, culture, and people - experiences that aren't always possible from a train or rental car. Another bonus for parents? Built-in physical activity every day means worn-out kids at night!
When you do a search, you can select parameters like country, departure month, rider level, average daily distance, and type of tour.
You can use the filters on the left side of the page to adjust the search results.
Simply click on a parameter to make selections. If you wish to clear a filter selection, simply click on the "X" next to it or to start over click 'Clear all filters'.
ForModerate (3), Advanced (4), Off Road (5) or Challenging(6) rider level tours generally yes. Please review the tour page's 'Daily Program', 'Route Map', and 'Surface and Terrain' for insight into the tour, and ask us if you still have questions!
ForLeisure (level 1) or Easy(2) rider level tours generally no. Elevation profiles are not relevant. You can search for additional material online, and be sure to review the tour page's 'Daily Program', 'Route Map', and 'Surface and Terrain' for insight.
Here are some of our favorite tours that offer shorter daily distances, flatter terrain, peaceful settings, and which mostly follow dedicated bicycle paths or quiet back roads. We feel this combination is especially friendly for first-time bike tourists.
And here are some questions we recommend you ask yourself when deciding on your tour.
Self-guided bike tours offer flexibility and independence but maintain a level of support and convenience. Your hotels are booked, your luggage is transported, and you have maps and directions for each day's ride.
Be sure to consider your comfort level with navigating a different culture and foreign language, reading maps and signs, ordering food, and dealing with flats or other minor emergencies - some travelers don't enjoy doing these things, but others find them the best part of an adventure.
If you enjoy traveling with a group, meeting new people, and having a guide and structured daily schedule, then a guided group bike tour is probably the better fit for you.
Select the country or countries you're interested in. If you wish to select more than one country, simply keep clicking on the countries you prefer.
If your search yields too many tours, use the options on the left side of the page to adjust the search results (like departure month, rider level, average daily distance, and type of tour).
Involves cycling for up to two to four hours a day at easy pace and usually, between Half to one days in duration. The cycling distances is around 15 – 30 km per day. There are likely to be no steep and sustained descents as well as demand for technical riding. We will normally ride on flat roads. Suitable for bikers who enjoy occasional weekend riding on trails at home. Push bikes are sometimes used for these itineraries.
Easy
Involves cycling for up to four hours a day at steady pace and and are usually between Two to four days in duration. The cycling distances is around 30 – 40 km per day. There are likely Sometimes it can be long flat rides or medium ride with few up and downhill climbs. The support vehicle will not always be available. We will need a good level of fitness. We use either mountain bikes or road bikes for these itineraries.
Moderate & Advanced
Involves biking for up to six hours a day at a steady pace and are usually between five to seven days in duration. The cycling distance is about 40 – 60 km per day. Sometimes it can be long flat rides or medium ride with few up and downhill climbs. The support vehicle will not always be available. We will need a good level of fitness. We use either mountain bikes or road bikes for these itineraries.
Challenging & Offroad
Involves biking in mountainous areas with big climbs for up to seven or eight hours a day and usually more than a week in duration. Cycling distance is about 60 – 100 km per day. There will be steep and sustained ascents and descents. The support vehicle will not always be available. These trips will provide a real sustained workout even for fit and experienced mountain bikers.
Be sure to also review the details under 'Surface and Terrain' and the daily distances for each tour.
Anyone in reasonable shape should be able to enjoy a bike tour. Many tours cover about 15-40 Km per day and are designed for travelers who enjoy a leisurely pace. When you read the tour descriptions, pay close attention to the 'Surface and Terrain' details and daily distances.
We've also included rider levels on each tour to help guide you.
If you're concerned about your ability or it's your first tour, consider doing a Leisure (1) or Easy (2) level tour.
You should be an experienced cyclist (but not necessarily an expert) to do tours rated Moderate(3), Advanced(4), Off Road(5), Challenging(6).
Lucky for us, we have the amazing opportunity to check out many of the tours we help book so we can better advise and promote bicycle touring in some of our favorite places.
Most of our staff get an international data plan for our personal phones when we travel and only use data or make calls minimally (as it generally costs extra). We then take advantage of Wi-Fi whenever possible.
Need more info? We've got multiple suggestions here.
Your confirmation email (and Final Payment Due reminder email) contain a personal payment link. You may follow this link to make secure balance payments via credit card or e-check (as well as obtain wire payment bank details).
Credit card (Visa, American Express, Discover, MasterCard).If you opt to pay by credit card, we charge a non-refundable 4% surcharge based on the total tour cost. The charge on your credit card will read 'GoldenCyclingTours'. You can avoid the 4% surcharge by paying by check.
Wire transfer. you may pay by wire transfer either in U.S. dollars to our U.S. account or in euros to our Euro account. Please be sure the transfer includes a reference to your name, tour name, and/or invoice number. Please also email us with the wire transfer reference number at info@goldencyclingtours.com. We will provide you with our account information after you book.
Check or money order. Please make personal or bank checks payable to 'GoldenCyclingTours.com' and mail to our office:
Cancellation fees vary among tour operators. Exact details can be found on the individual tour page on the Dates & Prices tab via the linked text 'Tour Company Terms' (in the bottom right-hand corner). Tour operator cancellation fees usually increase as the tour date approaches.
Cancellations must be made to GoldenCyclingTours.com in writing via email, fax, or mail. Please read full details under 'Cancellations' in our Terms and Conditions.
Your tour packet includes maps, route instructions, and sightseeing information.
Sometimes clients report that tour materials for certain routes offered by our overseas tour operator partners were somewhat lacking. We encourage you to do some homework upfront. Your local bookstore can supply you with guidebooks, maps, and other information about your destination.
Please note that you will receive just one packet per room unless you request otherwise.
Pre-tour documents are the documents you receive before your tour.
You'll receive pre-tour documents via email, including your hotel list (for hotel-based tours) and information on how to get to your starting town and hotel or boat, Golden Cycling Tours operator contacts, packing tips, and other helpful information, about 2-3 weeks before your tour.
These items are supplied by the local Golden Cycling Tours company, and while we do our best to get the information to you well in advance of your tour.
Tour documents are documents you'll receive on tour.
For self-guided tours, you will get (physical) packets with maps, route instructions, and sightseeing information at your start hotel (or boat). Please note that you will receive just one set per room or cabin unless you request otherwise. Guided tours tend to have little to no on-tour documents as you are cycling with a guide.
If you are travelling, please contact the operator Golden Cycling Tours. for a faster and more accurate response. Contact information will be included in the travel brochure we email you before your departure. Of course, if you do not receive a satisfactory response, please contact us.
The process of getting a business visa or a tourist visa is generally the same. Most tourists get their visa through a Vietnamese Embassy or Consulate office in their country of residence or in their travels country before entering Vietnam.
For a tourist visa, you will need to submit:
1) Entry permit form (which can vary from one Vietnamese embassies or consulate abroad to another).
2) Two photos (usually 4cm x 6cm or 3 cm x 4 cm)
3) Your original passport
4) Visa fee
The form and the fee can vary by country, so please check directly the Vietnamese embassy or consulate to which you are applying.
A business visa usually also requires a letter of support from your sponsor agency or company in Vietnam. In person, the process usually takes 2-3 days, and by mail, the process usually takes 2-3 weeks, depending on the service you use, although times can vary considerably by embassy or consulate. If you are mailing, please note that you need to make arrangements to have your passport with visa returned to you.
This happens, although rarely. Some tours are subject to a minimum number of participants (but you'd be notified upfront with a provisional confirmation if your departure hasn't met the minimum number of participants when you book). If a tour cancels a tour due to an insufficient number of participants, or any other reason, you'll be refunded any payments you've made up to that time, or you may be able to apply those funds toward another tour. GoldenCyclingTours.com will refund your payment within 15 days of when we receive funds from the tour. Please note that most travel insurance generally doesn't cover cancellation by the Golden Cycling Tours Company except for 'cancel for any reason' policies.
We recommend travel insurance for your bike tour. Everyone's needs are different, but we suggest the following types of coverage:
Trip cancellation and interruption
Travel delay
Baggage delay
Financial default
Emergency evacuation
Depending on your health insurance coverage, you may also want to look at:
Medical insurance
Dental insurance
'Cancel for any reason' coverage
Please note that most travel insurance does not cover Golden Cycling Tours Company cancellation due to insufficient numbers of participants or other reasons unless it specifically offers and you purchase 'cancellation for any reason' coverage. We encourage that you purchase this coverage if you are on tours that have not reached their minimum number of participants at the time you book (this applies primarily to guided group tours).
We don't sell travel insurance, but we recommend you purchase it.
We purchase our personal travel insurance through TravelGuard, BaoViet but please feel free to shop around. Yonder lets you compare multiple companies' policies and prices.
Details on how to get to your hotel will be included in the tour documents we email you before your tour (approximately 2-3 weeks in advance of departure). If that information is missing, please let us know.
Most tour pages include a sample hotel list, under 'Hotels' on the ride side of the Program tab on each tour page. This list represents hotels booked 99% of the time.
In advance of your tour (generally 2-3 weeks prior to departure), we'll email you tour documents, including your hotel list and information on how to get to your starting town and hotel, Golden Cycling Tours operator contacts, packing tips, and other helpful information.
At the time of confirmation we will require a deposit within 10 days.
Your balance payment is due 90 days before your tour departure.
If your tour is confirmed within less than 100 days before tour departure, the due dates are as follows:
Booking from 100 to 45 days before your tour: Full payment must be received within 5 days of when your tour is confirmed. If payment is not received, your credit card will be charged plus 4% processing fee.
Booking within 45 days of your tour date: Your credit card will be pre-authorized for the full amount of your requested reservation plus a 4% processing fee, until your payment is received by us.
Booking within 21 days of your tour date: Your credit card will be pre-authorized for the full amount of your requested reservation plus a 4% processing fee. Once your reservation is confirmed, we will capture the pre-authorization (fully charge your card) and send confirmation and receipt.
As we offer you the same prices as the tour companies, we don't increase tour prices to offset credit card fees. The 4% fee is what the credit card company charges us. Many of the tour companies also charge credit card fees, and many banks charge a transfer fee for paying in a foreign currency (you pay us in US dollars).
Please note that you can avoid the credit card fee by paying by e-check, check, or wire transfer. If you pay by one of these methods, the credit card fee is not applied to your $200 per person deposit.
You may make your balance payment by wire transfer either in US dollars to our US account or in euros to our Euro account. Your confirmation email provides you with a personal payment link. Following that link will take you to a personal, secure payment portal with information on where to wire your balance payment.
More information can be found on our Payments page under 'Balance payments'.
Please note deposits are by credit card in US dollars only.
At this time, we do not offer a personal account feature; however, you will find a personal payment link in your confirmation email. Following this link will show you the amount due (based on a real-time exchange rate).
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need additional help at any time.
Golden Cycling Tours companies will confirm , but please allow at least 3-4 business days for confirmation. In rare cases, it can take 5-7 days. We'll send our confirmation as soon as possible.
On the tour page, you can find the start and end locations of the tour noted on the Program tab in the 'Daily Program' section. General information on how to get to your start/end city is found in the 'How To Get There' section.
When a tour starts and ends in different locations, you're responsible for the logistics in between.
Most travelers fly in and out of the same city and take public transportation from the end city back to the start or vise versa. Trains, buses, and even ferries are all options to consider.
For tours with seasonal surcharges, dates are denoted for each season. The seasonal surcharge is determined by the date of the first day of the tour.
This means a particular surcharge applies even if only the first day of the tour falls in that season (and the remaining days of the tour fall into another season).
Golden Cycling Tours Company provide the tour route, a detailed route description, and maps. You navigate using these items.
At Golden Cycling Tours we have GPS files upon request (to be used on your personal GPS device) and a few offer devices with pre-loaded files for an additional fee. Please check the 'Included services' and 'Prices' details on the Dates & Prices tab of the individual tour page for this information.
You may wish to supplement the above items with your smart phone's navigation. Be sure to take care of any data needs before your trip to avoid additional fees.
Most our tours will encounter car traffic at some point. Generally, this occurs when entering or leaving towns at the beginning or end of each day.
It's important to note, though, that tour operators pick routes not only for historical significance, scenery, and proximity to attractions but also for safe and enjoyable cycling. If the tour ride on roads, they are often back-country or low traffic roads.
For further details, be sure to review the 'Surface and Terrain' information on the Program tab for individual tours.
Still concerned? Consider a tour that's primarily on bike paths!
Such detailed information is provided in the tour documents, which you will receive upon arrival at your first hotel.
The documents generally indicate where there is a town (or towns) along the route in which you can find a place to eat lunch. Some tour documents will even suggest specific restaurants. Alternatively, you can stop at a local grocer and pick up some goodies for a picnic lunch.
For dinner, you can expect to be in an accommodation/location with at least one option, if not many. We suggest asking the hotel staff for a recommendation on where to find delicious local fare!
This will vary greatly based on the tour, but here are some valuable details to keep in mind:
The average person, at a veryleisurely pace, cycles 8-10 mph.
This means that a 15 km day will have approximately 4.5 hours of cycling or less. This leaves plenty of time for exploring and sightseeing!
A majority of our tours are leisure (level 1) and Easy (2) tours. These tours have small to gradual or gentle elevation gains and often have average daily distances of 15 - 30 km or less.
Be sure to review the tour page for the exact details.
There are a couple of different answers to this question. Be sure to review them all.
Forself-guided tours,you will have maps and daily directions. You can use these at your discretion, meaning you are free to leave the route or travel another way if you desire. Your only constraint is to arrive at your destination's hotel each night.
For guided tours,you should stay with the group. This is especially true for bike and boat tours in which the boat has a schedule and it's possible it could leave without you. There are some bike and boat tours in which you can choose to do guided or self-guided - on those tours you do have an option.
Our tours are suitable for all ages and fitness levels, Although the majority of our customers are between 30-60 years old, we see more and more young people and families traveling each year. All tours are great fun regardless of age because everyone shares an appreciation for cycling and travel.
If you are considering traveling with friends or family of different ages, especially children, consider some of the points in our article on family-friendly bike touring.
No, anyone in reasonable shape with a good attitude is able to enjoy a bike tour.
Many of our tours cover about 20-40 km per day and are designed for travelers who enjoy a leisurely pace. When you read the tour descriptions, pay close attention to the 'Surface and terrain' details as well as the daily distances. We've also included rider levels for each tour to help guide you.
If you're concerned or it's your first tour, consider doing a tour rated Leisure (level 1) or Easy (2). Other options for consideration include booking a guided tour with a support vehicle, renting an e-bike, or selecting a bike and boat tour (where you can relax on the boat and skips a day's ride).
Tours rated Moderate, Advanced, Off Road, Challenging are much more enjoyable if you're an experienced cyclist or spend regular time in the saddle.
Both tour types will include accommodations, bikes (whether they're included or rentable) and luggage transfer.
On self-guided bike tours, you're provided with maps and directions, but you're free to cycle and schedule each day as you wish. They cost less than guided bicycle tours but still maintain a level of basic support and convenience.
On a guided group bike tour, you'll travel with a group and a guide for the duration of the tour. The guide provides local insight and a structured daily schedule.
It's important to consider your comfort level navigating a different culture and a foreign language, reading maps and signs, ordering food, and dealing with flats or other minor emergencies. Some travelers don't enjoy doing these experiences, but others find them the best part of an adventure.
Bicycle touring is the act of traveling via bicycle for a period of time through a location.
We believe there is no better way to see a new country or place than by bicycle. Here are a few reasons why we think touring is fantastic. And, in this article, previous company president Jim Johnson explains why he feels bicycle tours are the best way to experience a region or country and its people.
Typically, if you can take or check it on a plane, you can take it on a bike tour. So, generally, one bag under 50 kg plus one carry-on bag per person.
It can vary from tour to tour, so check the 'Included services' on the Dates & Prices tab of the individual tour for any restrictions.
For bike and boat tours, there is limited space onboard. Smaller, collapsible luggage is recommended.
It's generally possible! Self-guided tours are generally the most flexible, while guided and bike and boat tours generally cannot adjust their daily programs or overnight stops. You can also consider taking one our many day tours to supplement your itinerary.
Contact us and let us know how many nights you'd like for your tour, which tour you are interested in, and your preferred average daily distance, and we'd be delighted to get back to you with some options.
It's possible to adjust mileage on many tours. Self-guided tours are generally the most flexible, while guided and bike and boat tours generally cannot adjust their daily programs or overnight stops.
Contact us and let us know how many nights you'd like for your tour, which tour you are interested in, and your preferred average daily distance, and we'd be delighted to get back to you with some options.
It's possible to book extra nights in any overnight location along the route for most tours.
Self-guided tours are generally the most flexible, while guided and bike and boat tours generally cannot adjust their daily programs or overnight stops.
Contact us and let us know how many nights you'd like for your tour and which tour you are interested in. We'd be delighted to get back to you with some options. You can also consider taking one of our many day tours to supplement your itinerary.
It's almost always possible to add an extra night in the start or end location of your tour.
Check the 'Price' section on the Dates & Prices tab of the tour page to see if extra nights are an option. If so, simply include the extra night(s) in your booking request.
To add an extra night that's not on the tour route, we encourage you to book through Hotels.com. Or, if the idea of staying as a guest in a private home appeals to you
This varies from tour to tour. Please check under 'Included services' on the Dates & Prices tab on each tour page.
All the tours we represent include nightly accommodation along with breakfast the next morning. With very few exceptions, luggage transportation from hotel to hotel is also included in the price.
For some people, that's part of the joy of travel: making yourself understood in a foreign country using a combination of gestures, print or online dictionaries, or applications.
That said, English is widely spoken in many destinations, especially in Western Europe, though less widely in rural locations and parts of Eastern Europe.
Either way, don't let not speaking the language keep you from visiting a country. Try to learn a few basic expressions ('Hello', 'Thank you', 'Goodbye', 'Excuse me') and perhaps an advanced sentence or two ('Where is the bathroom?').
Download a language app. We really like Google Translate, which you can even use to scan a menu or sign and get an instant translation. You can speak to it in English and play a foreign translation to your new friend.
If this is still a big concern, consider a guided tour (the guide will speak English) or a bike and boat tour (where most boat staff will speak English).
We tend to recommend not booking optional dinner packages (often known as half-board or half-pension) since it often limits what you can order and when you can eat. You may also find an absolutely wonderful restaurant you want to try out as you explore the town.
However, you may wish to select the dinner plan if one or more of the following are true:
You're with a large party that wants to eat together
You prefer to have as much planned in advance as possible
The price is too good to pass up
You prefer to prepay as much as possible rather than pay as you go
Please note that dinners are already included on most guided tours and bike and boat programs.
We've created a typical day page on our site - split into guided tours and self-guided tours, that will help you visualize your big adventure on the bike. The tour you book might differ in the details, but this will give you a general idea of what to expect.
You can review a list of sample hotels on each tour page in the 'Hotels' section of the Program tab.
Tour operators tend to favor smaller, family-owned inns with more character and personal attention and stay away from chain hotels and larger lodging when possible. Many hotels cater specifically to bicyclists. You will stay in two-, three-, or four-star hotels or inns, and private bathrooms are a given.
Please be aware that many hotels are historic buildings and modern air conditioning is non-existent or limited.
The answer is generally 'yes'. If the tour offers multiple hotel categories, then it's possible (dependent on availability). Please note that not all tours offer different hotel category options.
It's also generally possible to upgrade hotels. This may not be an option for very busy times (no availability) or more rural or remote areas (when there is only one or very few options).
And lastly, this will affect the tour cost. There is no rule of thumb here and costs vary. Please inquire with a Tour Advisor for further details and be sure to let us know which tour you are interested in!
Breakfasts are generally buffets that take your active program into consideration. Self-guided tours often only include breakfast.
Lunch is generally on your own, although some guidedgroup tours decide to pool funds on some days and others enjoy picnics en route. Bike and boat tours often pack lunches in the morning for the day's ride.
Dinners are usually included with guided tours and bike and boat tours and dinner packages are sometimes an option on self-guided tours. Expect either a fixed menu or a few choices, often with multiple courses.
If you have any allergies, restrictions, or other dietary requests, please let us know at the time of booking.
Some tours offer a choice of hotel categories, as noted in their prices.
Category A is generally 3- and 4-star hotels located in a town center.
Category B is generally 2- and 3-star hotels that may lie outside of town.
Tour pages list sample hotels or describe the categories to give you an idea of the type of hotels you'll be booked in on the Program tab under 'Hotels'.
We may send a request to another customer like you but we do not know if they can pair you with another traveler. And if they cannot, you will be responsible for the single supplement.
*Please let us know which tour and which date you would like to join as we may not be able to find another solo traveler.
Generally, pairing is not possible on self-guided tours.
At the end of the tour, there's usually a final night's lodging included. You arrive by bike that day, enjoy a relaxed evening, and depart the next morning. Your package typically ends with breakfast on the last day. Generally, the bikes are left at the last hotel. It's often possible to stay extra nights to enjoy the area even more. In exceptional cases, tours include rides on the last day, and this would be noted in the Program tab.
Guided tours almost always include a support van to help you all or part of the way. Be sure to check the 'Included services' on the Dates & Prices tab for exact inclusions.
On self-guided tours, it's your responsibility to get from the start to end hotel each day, but you can get help. Make sure to keep the Golden Cycling Tours company's service number in case you need advice along the way. In many cases, trains, buses, or even ships may be an option on days when you don't feel like riding. Occasionally, and with enough notice, you may be able to hitch a ride in the luggage van.
Typically, luggage is picked up after breakfast and delivered by 4 p.m. This varies from tour to tour and depends on the number of travelers cycling on the route on a given day. Of course, road and traffic conditions may cause delays beyond the Golden Cycling Tours company's control.
Yes, the hotels generally have Wi-Fi (with the exception of more remote areas). However, don't expect the signal to be as strong or reliable as the one you have at home.
For most self-guided tours, the only meal included is breakfast. It's usually a buffet, meaning you can pick and choose what you would like to eat.
For guided tours and bike and boat tours, oftentimes meals are included. Please be sure to let us know when you book of any dietary requests so that we can be sure to inform the tour operator.
Please note the tour operator may charge an additional fee.
You usually travel along paved bicycle paths or lightly traveled back roads through the countryside or from village to village. Routes are selected for their charm and beauty as well as for their cultural and historical importance.
Especially in Southeast Asia countries, tours often switch to meadow and forest paths or side roads. During some stretches and entering and leaving cities, distances on roads with traffic are unavoidable.
Most programs start in the afternoon or evening of Day 1 upon arrival at your first hotel (or the boat). You don't usually ride that day; it's just a time to arrive and relax. Cycling often begins the next morning.
If you're on a guided tour, there's usually a group dinner the first night followed by an orientation. If you've opted for a dinner package, dinner the first evening is generally included.
Depending on when your overseas flight arrives, you may want to arrive in the start city a day earlier. You'll be more relaxed, and you'll have the chance to explore the city on your own.
In exceptional cases, tours include rides on the first day, but these are noted in the Program tab.
Nothing prepares you for a bike tour like 'time in the saddle'. Even if you excel at other sports and consider yourself a strong athlete, you owe it to yourself to get a lot of riding in before your tour - you use a lot of different muscles riding a bike. Also, when we're out on tours, we hear more people groaning about sore bums than sore muscles! Bottom line (sorry): ride more, and your butt will thank you later!
Each day, you leave your luggage in a secure area that the hotel designates. While you're off riding, the Golden Cycling Tours company will pick up your luggage and transport it to your next overnight hotel.
We have 4 riders level to assist you in picking the best tour:
Leisure
Involves cycling for up to two to four hours a day at easy pace and usually, between Half to one days in duration. The cycling distances is around 15 – 30 km per day. There are likely to be no steep and sustained descents as well as demand for technical riding. We will normally ride on flat roads. Suitable for bikers who enjoy occasional weekend riding on trails at home. Push bikes are sometimes used for these itineraries.
Easy
Involves cycling for up to four hours a day at steady pace and and are usually between Two to four days in duration. The cycling distances is around 30 – 40 km per day. There are likely Sometimes it can be long flat rides or medium ride with few up and downhill climbs. The support vehicle will not always be available. We will need a good level of fitness. We use either mountain bikes or road bikes for these itineraries.
Moderate & Advanced
Involves biking for up to six hours a day at a steady pace and are usually between five to seven days in duration. The cycling distance is about 40 – 60 km per day. Sometimes it can be long flat rides or medium ride with few up and downhill climbs. The support vehicle will not always be available. We will need a good level of fitness. We use either mountain bikes or road bikes for these itineraries.
Challenging & Offroad
Involves biking in mountainous areas with big climbs for up to seven or eight hours a day and usually more than a week in duration. Cycling distance is about 60 – 100 km per day. There will be steep and sustained ascents and descents. The support vehicle will not always be available. These trips will provide a real sustained workout even for fit and experienced mountain bikers.
Sometimes. Check the 'Bike Rentals' section on the Dates & Prices tab of each tour page. If a helmet isn't included, you may be able to rent one or purchase one.
Please note We strongly recommend you bring your own helmet for those reasons as well.
We can't tell you exactly, of course, but Weatherspark provides information on average and record temperatures for destinations around the globe.
Just type a location in the search box and hit enter to read about seasonal weather patterns. You can click on each of the charts for more detailed information.
Be sure to review the forecasts for your destination as your tour approaches so that you can be prepared for the weather during your tour.
More information is available on our Weather page!
Please check on the Dates & Prices tab under 'Included Services' to see if GPS tracks (files) are available. For the tracks, you will need to provide your own device.
A few tours offer GPS devices for rent, please check the Dates & Prices tab under 'Included Services' and/or 'Prices' to see if this is an option.
No, there is not a group. Self-guided tours often have many departures available, it's not possible to confirm if there are others cycling on the same schedule or to and from the same hotels.
Self-guided bike and boat tours are the exception, while the daily rides are self-guided you may choose to ride with your shipmates.
Sometimes. Road bikes are not available on numerous tours as they are not suitable for the terrain (think ancient cobblestone streets!), or they are not in the Golden Cycling Tours fleet of bicycles.
Most likely, no. On hotel based tours, 99% of the time bikes are left at the final accommodation for the Golden Cycling Tours to retrieve. The specific tour page will have a note under 'Bike rentals' on the Dates and Prices tab if this is not the case.
The bikes remain on the boat on bikeandboat tours.
Please check the details under 'Bike Rentals' and 'Dates and Prices' on the Dates & Prices tab to see if e-bikes are available. Only a few tours do not offer e-bikes.
Well, that depends. Seats vary from tour to tour and person to person.
Most tours we offer are rider Leisure,Easy,Moderate,Advanced,Off Road,Challenging. These tours will be on hybrid touring bikes, which have bigger, more comfortable seats.
If you're still concerned, we'd recommend:
1. Training up to your tour - nothing makes cycling more comfortable than being prepared.
2. Purchasing padded bike shorts, a gel seat cover, or both!
On hotel based tours, 99% of the time, bikes are left at the final accommodation for the Golden Cycling Tours to retrieve. The specific tour page will have a note under 'Bike rentals' on the Dates and Prices tab if this is not the case.
The bikes remain on the boat on bike and boat tours.
We strongly suggest wearing a helmet on all bike tours, and, for hygiene and safety reasons, wearing your own personal helmet.
That said, Golden Cycling Tours rent or sell helmets. Check the 'Bike Rentals' and 'Prices' details on the Dates and Prices tab on each tour page for additional details.
An alternative option is to purchase a helmet upon arrival from a local bike shop.
Here are some packing suggestions if you bring your helmet from home:
Pack it in your purse or backpack. If you have a bigger bag this works great. A helmet is a little bulky but generally doesn't weigh much. And it's a great place to store any delicate snacks while you're traveling.
Pack it in your suitcase. Again, it's lightweight, albeit a bit bulky. We suggest rolling up smaller items, like socks and undies and filling up your helmet. Try to take advantage of all the space!
On the majority of tours we represent, the bikes are upright, touring-style bikes with a cushioned seat. If you want to bring your own seat, be sure to let us know so we can pass this information on to the tour operator.
And don't forget to take it off the bike at the end of your tour!
On most tours, yes, the pedals can be exchanged for your personal pedals.
If you do bring your own pedals, please bring your shoes and also the necessary equipment to change the pedals. If you want to bring your own pedals, be sure to let us know so we can pass this information on to the tour operator.
And don't forget to take them off the bike at the end of your tour!
On hotel-based tours, the hotel will have either a garage area or a bike rack where you will store the bike overnight. When you check in, the hotel staff will direct you to this location.
On bike and boat tours, the boats are equipped with bike storage.
We've been asked this numerous times, and we understand why you're asking.
Unfortunately, no, you can't rent two bikes. This is due to there not being enough storage space (on bike and boat tours) or there being no way to transport an additional bicycle, since that's your method of transportation, from place to place.
Here are a few suggestions, as we want you to have a great time!
If you want a leisurely tour or are on the fence, go with the e-bike. It's a total game-changer, and you won't regret it.
If you want to be challenged, go for the hybrid/road/mountain bike. BUT - prepare and set yourself up for success. Here are some details on training for your tour. And DON'T wait until the last minute!
Consider a different tour. Perhaps this one tour is a little overwhelming, but you would love to do it! Let us know, maybe we can suggest a similar experience that suits you better.
Bicycle rentals are included in the price of some tours and are an additional fee on others.
When there's an additional cost, the bike rental fee will be listed on the tour page. Please review the 'Prices' on the Dates & Prices tab on the tour page.
We strongly recommend that you rent a bike as part of your tour package (which more than 99% of our clients do, most of them with great satisfaction).
Transporting a bike can be expensive and a hassle, especially if you have a bike box you need to have transported.
Equally important, if something goes wrong with the rental bike, the local tour company is responsible for fixing or replacing it. Don't risk missing days of your tour waiting for a replacement part!
On guided tours, the guide will make the necessary repairs.
On self-guided tours, you should be prepared to make basic repairs like fixing flats. If there's a difficult repair, you may have to call the Golden Cycling Tours emergency service number or go to a repair shop in the nearest town. Let the Golden Cycling Tours know, and you'll get reimbursed for repair costs. If necessary, you'll receive a new bike. Since many tours are in the countryside, you may wish to rent a cell phone or get your home cell phone activated for international travel.
This varies from tour to tour. We try to list specific information in the 'Bike rentals' section of each tour page on the Dates & Prices tab. The Golden Cycling Tours has selected the ideal bike for each tour's terrain, and we stick with their recommended bike types.
For most tours, handlebars are upright, pedals flat, and seats and tires wide. The wider tires are more forgiving on the occasional gravel or dirt surface and on cobblestone streets.
Electrically assisted bikes (e-bikes) are becoming more widely available, and are specifically mentioned in the tour listings.
Tandems, child trailers, and tag-alongs (also called slip-streamers or third wheels) are also sometimes available.
Golden Cycling Tours retire their entire fleets every two years to keep their bikes in top condition.
Electric bikes are the great 'equalizers'. If your partner is a strong cyclist, and you're not, the e-bike allows you still to ride together, faster and further. If you're afraid that you'll be the slowest cyclist in a group (rarely the case), the e-bike gives you the confidence to keep up. Or if you just want to take it easy on a more challenging tour, the e-bike comes to the rescue.
Electric-assisted bikes provide power on demand, responding to and complementing your pedaling speed and power. The harder you pedal, the more power the engine gives back.
Electric bikes aren't motorbikes or even mopeds. Instead, they provide power on demand, responding to and complementing your pedaling speed and power. The harder you pedal, the more power the engine gives back. Most e-bikes provide up to 150% of your own power with each pedal stroke. Most also have three settings - high/medium/low - and off. You should still prepare for your time in the saddle, but you'll have more reward for your efforts.
The cost varies based on factors like destination, trip length, and chosen activities. We'll collaborate with you to design a budget that fits your preferences.
No, we accommodate groups of all sizes, including solo travelers. However, some activities might have specific group size requirements, subject to availability.
If you've reviewed all the information about custom tours, asked any relevant questions, and explored our website but still haven’t found a tour that fits your preferences, the next step is to fill out our quick questionnaire to get started.
We understand that plans can change, so we allow minor adjustments even after the itinerary is finalized. Please note that major changes might incur additional costs and extend planning time.
Inquiring about a custom or private bike tour is free of charge. However, once the planning progresses to the stage of reserving dates, securing accommodations, and making reservations, a planning fee or deposit will be required, just as with any booking.
Golden Trail Travel Co., Ltd and Golden Cycling Tours would like to inform you of an important security notice.
Recently, we received warnings from Vietnamese authorities regarding an increase in online fraud targeting customers of travel companies and international businesses. Fraudsters are impersonating legitimate companies by using fake email addresses, forged payment instructions, and fraudulent bank account details to deceive customers into transferring funds.
These fraudulent emails are typically sent from unofficial email addresses and include fake banking information intended to redirect payments. This type of cybercrime, commonly known as phishing, is currently being reported and monitored by many organizations and government agencies.
To ensure the security of all transactions, Golden Trail Travel and Golden Cycling Tours use ONLY ONE official tax code and ONE official bank account as follows:
We will never request payment to any bank account other than the official account listed above.
Any phone number, email address, or payment information not included in our official contact details should be considered suspicious and potentially fraudulent.
Before making any payment, please contact us directly via our official hotline , WhatsApp or email addresses if you have any doubts or concerns.
If you receive any suspicious email or any request to change payment details, please notify us immediately so that we can verify the information and assist you.
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