Transfer to the Sihanoukville.  Take a short exploratory ride around the town – afternoon at leisure.  Overnight Sihanoukville

Cycling distance: Approx 20km

Difficulty: Easy

Day 3 -  Sihanoukville – Kampot  (85 km) (B,L)

Transfer to Veal Rieng.  Begin cycling along a country coastal road passing rice fields and fishing villages. Continue on to the old French colonial town of Kampot.  Overnight Kampot.

Cycling distance: Approx 85km

Difficulty: Moderate

Day 4 - Kompot – Bokor – Kompot (78km, rising 1072m) (B,L)

Climb to Bokor Mountain Nature Reserve and National Park-1079m above sea level – enjoy lunch at the summit and then cycle the plateau. Return to Bokor in the afternoon – Overnight Kompot

Cycling distance: Approx 70-80km

Difficulty: Moderate

Day 5 - Kompot – Takeo (75 km) (B,L,D)

Depart for Takeo province along the undulating roads, enjoying beautiful scenery.  Takeo is a small town, arguably a ‘true’ Cambodian town in many ways.

Overnight Takeo.

Cycling distance:  Approx 75km

Difficulty: Moderate

Day 6 -   Takeo – Phnom Penh (75 km) (B,L)

A busier days ride as we approach Phnom Penh. Explore Tonle Bati temple and take a small hike to the top of the mountain to visit the temple of Phnom Chi So and admire the dramatic scenery of the rice fields of Takeo province. Bus transfer to Phnom Penh.  Overnight Phnom Penh.

Cycling distance: Approx 75 Km

Difficulty: Moderate

Day 7- Phnom Penh- Kompong Thom- Campsite  (60km)(B,L)

Depart Phnom Penh by minibus to Kompong Thom.  From here we ride towards Seam Reap. The scenery is a an interesting contrast to life along the Mekong Delta. Optional ride to 7^th Century Sambor Prei Kuk temple complex.

Overnight camp – all facilities supplied.

Cycling distance: Approx 60 km

Difficulty: Moderate

Day 8 - Campsite-Siem Reap (80km)  (B,L)

Continue ride to Siem Reap. Enjoy everyday life activities of Khmer people.

Overnight Siem Reap

Cycling distance: Approx 80km

Difficulty: Moderate

Day 9 -  Angkor Wat (30 km) (B,L)

This morning is dedicated to the visit of the famous Angkor Wat temple. In the afternoon ride a small loop to visit Ta Prohm temple.

Overnight Siem Reap.

Cycling distance: Approx 30km

Difficulty: Moderate

Day 10 - Banteay Srey (70 km) (B,L)

Ride though the countryside and village to the Banteay Srey Temple. ON the way back visit the Banteay Samre temple, amini Angkor Wat temple which is not that visited. Return to Siem Reap for a farewell dinner and dance performance.

 Distance: Approx 70km

Difficulty: Moderate.    

Day 11 – Depart Siem Reap (B)

Day of leisure until transfer to airport for your onward flight.

Although it is our intention to operate the itinerary as detailed proposal. We will do our utmost to stick to the set itinerary, however we cannot be held responsible for any last minute changes that might occur. It may be necessary to make some changes as a result of climatic conditions, alterations to flight schedules or other operational factors.

GRADING DEFINITION:

To give you an indication of the difficulty of our trips, we've graded our adventures into four categories: easy, moderate and challenging. We take many factors into consideration in these grading, including distances covered, terrain, altitude, weather conditions and vehicle support.

v      Easy: Suitable for most people in good health. These trips generally include short days on good paths and at low altitudes.

v      Moderate: A reasonable level of fitness is required, as these trips can require sustained endurance levels, hills, longer days and altitude. All of our moderate trips have a support vehicle following closely, so weary travellers can hitch a ride and take a rest for a while.

v      Challenging: These trips are physically demanding and best suited for strong people with a high endurance level. Days can be long, often at altitude, in remote regions and sometimes without a support vehicle nearby. Travellers may be required to carry a backpack.

TRIP INCLUSIVE:

v      English speaking biking guide

v      Local English speaking guide for visit the temples of Siem Reap

v      Private air-conditioned vehicle for transfer.

v      Private back up vehicle as itinerary.

v      Local bike hire and spares.

v      Meal as mentioned in the itinerary( B= Breakfast, L= Lunch, D= Dinner)

v      Bottle drinking water, snack and fruits for cycling day.

v      Sightseeing admission fees in the program.

v      International flight reconfirmation

v      Accommodation in twin sharing room in standard hotel with daily breakfast. Note that the check in and out time in hotel is after 12.p.m

TRIP EXCLUSIVE:

v      International flight to/from Cambodia and international airport departure tax.

v      Cambodian visa. Visa can easily get at the International airport. Please bring a passport photo and pay 20 USD for visa stamping fee.

v      Travel Insurance. We highly recommend purchasing travel insurance from home.

v      Personal expenditure (telephone, laundry, shopping and so on…)

v      Tips for guide, driver, porters. We recommend 5 USD/person/day for guide, 3 USD/person/day for driver and 2 USD/person/hotel when you check in/out.

v      Beverage and alcoholic drinks.

Any other services not clearly mentioned on the itinerary and trip inclusive portion

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