The 15 Best Quad Bike, Jeep & Vespa Tours in Cambodia

1.Siem Reap Countryside Quad Biking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 322 reviews · from $45Our pick

You’ll ride a beginner-friendly ATV from Siem Reap into rice fields, Khmer villages, and quiet rural roads, with guides such as Sna, Kong, Ko, or Meng leading the way. Expect a safety briefing, helmet, bottled water, hotel pickup, and plenty of dust. Some rides include a pagoda stop and sunset views.

“An amazing experience riding through the siem reap countryside in all the rice fields. Mr Jack was an amazing leader providing a lot of fun and information along the way”

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2.Angkor Sunrise Jeep Tour – Inclusive Breakfast & Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 309 reviews · from $90

Start at 5:00 am in Siem Reap and ride an army Jeep to Angkor Wat for sunrise. With an English-speaking guide such as Bunsom, Rain, Rein, or Sorphea, you’ll visit Angkor Thom, Ta Prohm, and Srah Srang, with breakfast, lunch, water, and snacks included.

“Beautiful experience !! Sorphea is an amazing guide, he shared all his kwnoledge with me, took great pictures and we had a lot of fun ! The jeep is super comfortable and the driver Mako really nice also. I felt like a princess, thank you for your kindess. Orkun chran !!”

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3.Siem Reap Quad Bike Countryside Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 283 reviews · 1 day · from $33

Start with hotel pickup around 16:30, safety training, and practice on a Polaris Trailboss 330. Then follow your English-speaking guide through village lanes, dirt tracks, rice fields, and buffalo country before sunset. Guides such as Tin, Etho, Borey, and Mony are praised for patience, clear instruction, and good photo stops. Longer rides are also available.

“We had a brilliant time on the quads, it was short and sweet. We loved seeing the sunset across the rice paddies and experiencing the real Cambodian way of life. The quads were great and worked perfectly. Our guide was nice but didn’t offer much for us to learn with the experience (I think because there was a language barrier) we just drove and followed him, stopped and admired the view and drove on. He did offer to take some photos of us and was very friendly though! All in all we had a great time and would recommend this experience to anyone!”

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4.Khmer Village and Fish Farm ATV Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 266 reviews · 2 hours · from $33

Leave Siem Reap by hotel pickup, learn the ATV basics, then follow an English-speaking guide such as Sna or Ko through rural roads, Khmer villages, rice paddies, Buddhist temples, and a fish farm. The two-hour ride suits beginners, but expect dust, mud, and clothes that may need washing afterward.

“Great way to see the countryside, but would have liked an opportunity to take more photos along the way. The instruction before the ride was good, and the quad bikes were in great condition. The two chaps were very friendly and we were given lots of chilled water. We were asked to complete the questionnaire before we left to go back to the hotel, which I personally don't like, but it's becoming more and more common that it happens.”

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5.Siem Reap Countryside Vespa Tour / Tuk Tuk Available

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 180 reviews · from $30

Meet your guide at 7:45 am for a five-hour ride from Siem Reap into the countryside. Guides such as Solyna, Ravy, Son, and Thanut lead small groups of up to eight to Buddhist temples, basket makers, rice wine producers, and family food businesses. Vespa transport, hotel transfers, snacks, water, and village donations are included.

“We enjoyed all stops on the tour. Our guide, Son, was great, and took the time to explain and answer all of our questions. Highly recommend.”

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6.Siem Reap Evening Foodie Vespa Tour / Tuk Tuk Available

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 174 reviews · from $40

Ride through Siem Reap from 5:00 pm to 9:30 pm with a local driver-guide, stopping for Lort Cha noodles, Cambodian dishes, Road 60 snacks, Made in Cambodia crafts, and drinks at Long’s Bar. Groups are limited to eight, and a tuk tuk option is available.

“Sivat and phearon were amazing!! So knowledgable and we learned so much! It was our favorite tour on our 2 weeks in south east Asia and I highly Recommend!”

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7.Discover Angkor Wat by Jeep

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 120 reviews · 8 hours

Spend eight hours exploring Angkor by private vintage jeep with an English-speaking guide and driver. Visit Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, Bayon, Ta Prohm, and quieter ruins, then eat lunch at a local home near East Baray lake. Guides such as James, Yim Sithon, Thai, and Ke Tola have been praised for strong history talks and flexible planning.

“It was the most amazing experience! From pick up to drop off James, our guide and the driver were excellent! very attentive, especially with my husband who had a poorly leg. James tailerd our trip to get the most out of the day and planned everything really well. His explanations were very comprehensive and it was obvious that he went to great lengths to learn about the history of the place. His English was excellent too and he always gave very comprehensive answers to our questions, even when just asking about life in Cambodia. The lunch was excellent too!”

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8.Floating Village Sunset Boat & Jeep Tour – Inclusive Drinks

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 115 reviews · from $70

Leave Siem Reap at 3:00pm in an open-air jeep with an English-speaking guide. Visit a mushroom farm, rice-wine distillery, and family home before taking a wooden boat through Chong Kneas and onto Tonle Sap for sunset. Groups are capped at eight, with hotel pickup, drinks, snacks, and transport included.

“I enjoyed seeing how the countryside in Cambodia looks and how people live. The floating village was full of great views as well. The guide was excellent as well, she answered everyone’s questions well and provided interesting responses.”

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9.Phnom Penh Silk Island Vespa Tour / Tuk Tuk Available

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 102 reviews · from $29Best value

Leave your Phnom Penh hotel by Vespa or tuk tuk with an English-speaking guide and experienced driver. Cross the Mekong by ferry, visit Mongkol Serey Temple, explore Koh Oknha Tei’s farms and villages, see tofu skin production, and learn about Cambodian silk weaving. The tour lasts about four and a half hours and serves no more than 12 people.

“Tinan is wonderful! The tour was lovely. I really enjoyed the silk weaving house tour and riding around on Silk Island. The tofu skin making factory is neat. Overall, it was a great day of exploring.”

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10.Countryside Khmer village Tour by Quad Bike & ATV

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 99 reviews · 2 hours · from $32

Spend two hours riding a Polaris Trailboss 330 through the countryside outside Siem Reap. Your English-speaking guide leads you past rice fields, Khmer homes, farms, temples, and a crocodile farm. No ATV experience is needed, and guides such as Chun, Bun Hean, Vicheach, Sokhey, and Hout have been praised for clear instruction and friendly local insight.

“The Quad were really good, and really fun. We have seen many things cool”

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11.Phnom Penh Evening Foodie Vespa Tour / Tuk Tuk Available

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 99 reviews · from $44

Start at 5:30 pm for a 4.5-hour private evening ride through Phnom Penh by Vespa or tuk tuk. Guides such as Kim, Tin Tin, Sok, and Seer lead you to local food stops, Kandal Market, Russian Market, and Backstreet Bar. Expect Cambodian snacks, restaurant dishes, drinks, and city sights after dark.

“The tour was a nice way to be introduced to the local cuisine in Phnom penh. The tour guide speaks good English. The food was tasty and the places were very local. We wouldn’t be able to find these places on our own consider the language barrier”

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12.Angkor Wat Sunrise by Vintage Jeep – Private Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 91 reviews · 8 hours · from $76

Start before dawn in Siem Reap with a private vintage Jeep, English-speaking guide, and hotel pickup. Watch sunrise over Angkor Wat, then visit Ta Prohm, quiet Ta Nei, Bayon, Angkor Thom, and the South Gate. Guides such as Long and Chomnan are praised for clear storytelling, photo tips, and flexible pacing.

“Guide turned up on time, had everything plannned, was very informative and did his best to avoid crowds. His English language skills could have been a bit better, but we were well pleased with an excellent day's tour of a lifetime.”

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13.Angkor Sunrise Vespa Tour / Tuk Tuk or Car

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 87 reviews · from $39

Leave Siem Reap before dawn and ride behind an experienced driver to Angkor Wat, Bayon, and Ta Prohm. Your English-speaking guide explains the carvings and temple history, with breakfast at Srah Srang, lunch, water, and soft drinks included. Groups are capped at eight, though the tour description also mentions ten.

“We recently took a cycling tour in Cambodia with Vespa Backstreet and, after such a fantastic experience, decided to book their Vespa Angkor Wat tour. It was every bit as good—if not even better.”

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14.Morning Countryside Jeep Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 87 reviews · from $55

Start with hotel pickup at 8:00 am, then ride an open-air Army Jeep beyond Siem Reap to the War Museum, West Baray, a village temple, and a local basket-making family. Your English-speaking guide provides water and snacks, while the small group, capped at eight people, keeps the morning personal.

“Good way to experience the surroundings of Siem Reap, good communication, on time pick up and a great team of drivers and guides made this a great trip.”

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15.Siem Reap Food Tour by Vespa

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 85 reviews · from $88

Ride through Siem Reap with an experienced driver and guide, stopping for Sombai rice liqueurs, Road 60 street food, a Khmer restaurant near Pub Street, and drinks in an old wooden house. The 4 to 5 hour evening tour starts at 6 pm, includes food and drinks, and keeps groups to eight people.

“A chance to learn more about the varied diet of the locals and the huge number of spices and herbs at their disposal. Really interesting and informative. Also good fun.”

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