The 9 E-Bike Tours in Cambodia That Earn Their Price

1.Siem Reap Countryside Bike Tour / E-Bike or Tuk Tuk

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 935 reviews · from $35Our pick

Spend about five hours cycling 15 to 20 kilometers through rural Siem Reap with guides such as Ron Roem, Vandy, Thanut, or Bopha. Expect flat village roads, rice fields, a local market, mushroom and lotus farms, rice wine tasting, temples, snacks, water, and hotel transfers. E-bikes, child seats, and tag-alongs are available by option.

“A great experience and one of the most unique ways to explore the villages sound Siem Reap and have a peak into the local lives of the people in Cambodia away from all the hustle if the major tourist spots”

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2.Angkor Sunrise Bike Tour / E-Bike or Tuk Tuk

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 615 reviews · from $60

Start before dawn at Angkor Wat, then ride quiet trails and village roads to Bayon, Ta Prohm, Angkor Thom, and Srah Srang. A small group, English-speaking guide, support vehicle, meals, fruit, and water keep the day moving. Choose a mountain bike or e-bike, and expect some sandy, uneven sections.

“We would highly recommend this tour. The temples were fascinating and great fun to get to by bike. What really made it though was our guide, Son. He was extremely knowledgeable about the temples and gave us lots of information in a waRead more”

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3.Phnom Penh Silk Island Bike Tour/ E-Bike or Tuk Tuk

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 495 reviews · from $35

Ride from Siem Reaper Travel to Silk Island with a local English-speaking guide such as Sok, Kim, Seer, or Nuth. Expect quiet lanes, ferry crossings, farms, a silk-weaving visit, local snacks, and roughly 15 miles of cycling. Tuk tuk and other ride options are available for those who prefer less time on a bike.

“was with seer and he was very funnto be around! had a really good time exploring the lesser known part of cambodia. i'm not very good at cycling but the ride was very manageable. recommend for anyone to try if you're feeling active!”

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4.Siem Reap Countryside Sunset Bike Tour / E-Bike or Tuk Tuk

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 173 reviews · from $35

You’ll leave Siem Reap by mountain bike with an English-speaking guide, riding dirt lanes through Chreav villages, past rice paddies and palm forests. Stops may include a mushroom farm, rice wine maker, and local market before sunset near Phnom Kraom. Hotel pickup, water, snacks, and child bike equipment are included.

“The tour guide Run was amazing! So much fun and very informative. I got to see the real Cambodia and the farms and towns people doing their daily activities. I would recommend the guide introduce the locals to the tourists though as it can be uncomfortable walking into their space without an introduction. Thank you so much Run you were fantastic.”

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5.Siem Reap Countryside Guided Tour by Bike and E-Bike Private Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 157 reviews · from $47

Meet at Pte Kru Café for a 4.5-hour ride through quiet lanes beyond Angkor. Your English-speaking guide leads you past villages, rice paddies, basket makers, farms, Svay Romiet Pagoda, and West Baray. Choose a bicycle or e-bike, with helmets, water, fruit, and local snacks provided.

“We had the most wonderful ride thru the countryside with Sam and Chhay. We saw a local market, a farm and a roadside juice stop amongst other things. It was a really great local experience.”

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6.Cycle the Angkor Backroads with lunch / E-Bike or Tuk Tuk

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 124 reviews · from $55

Ride 20 to 30 kilometers through Angkor Archaeological Park with an English-speaking guide such as Son, using a mountain bike, helmet, or the booked E-bike or Tuk Tuk option. Visit Bayon, Ta Prohm, Srah Srang, and Angkor Wat, with lunch, water, snacks, and hotel transfers included.

“Fantastic cycling adventure around Angkor Wat. This is a great way to see some hidden temples not otherwise accessible by vehicle. Tour guide Son was very knowledgeable and flexible. I would suggest you have some decent fitneRead more”

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7.Floating Village Bike & Boat Sunset / E-Bike Available

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 78 reviews · from $70

Spend about 10.5 hours cycling 30 to 35 kilometers through Siem Reap’s flat countryside, with a guide, support vehicle, meals, water, and a sunset boat ride. Guides such as George and Phearon are praised for friendly, safety-minded service. Kid bikes, tag-alongs, child seats, and e-bikes are available, so confirm the right setup when booking.

“excellent guide, bike and service. the tour offered very valuable information about farming and as well we liked the sportive challenges of biking.”

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8.Angkor Wat Sunrise Tour By E-Bike Experience With Breakfast Included

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 76 reviews · from $98

Start at 4:40 am with a tuk-tuk pickup from Siem Reap, watch sunrise at Angkor Wat, then ride electric scooters to Ta Prohm and Bayon. Your guide handles the route and temple stories, while breakfast, water, towels, fruit, and coconut keep the morning comfortable. Guides may include August, Raman, Hoe, Jan, Chan, or Makara.

“Amazing experience Mr August our tour guide and Mr Sai our driver were amazing. Mr August is very knowledgeable and answered all our questions, and Mr Sai made sure we were safe and looked after. The tour is well organised and efficient and I cannot recommend enough you will not regret booking. So much fun, and such beautiful history.”

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9.Phnom Penh Bike & Boat Sunset Tour / E-Bike Available

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 63 reviews · from $55

You’ll leave Siem Reaper Travel at 2:30 pm with an English-speaking guide, bicycle, and helmet, then cross by ferry to Mekong Island. Expect quiet lanes, farmland, a pagoda, traditional silk weaving, and a sunset cruise on the Mekong and Tonle Sap. E-bikes are available, and hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

“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 some point.”

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