Cambodia Motorbiking Trip 13 Days

You have 2 options for the day. One is a ride back to the Temples for a deeper discovery while the other is a two-wheeled tour around Siem Reap to visit the remained sights. As aforementioned, Siem Reap is the most modern city so there is no end of places to dine, join activities, and find for amusement. Even though, its safe, friendly, and pleasant nature remain. To back up your mental and physical health for the half tour left, relax by the clear pool and have a body massage in-house massage service of the hotel. Do whatever you want to unwind. It’s such an important break amid the tour to perfect your experience.

Day 7 : Siem Reap – Battambang (B , L , D )

Officially leaving Siem Riep, we will land up at a new place linked with Siem Reap by the most wonderful river in the country – Battambang. This enchanting town has many hidden charms that travelers often overlook. Dissimilar to the hustle and boom of Siem Reap and Phnom Penh, Battambang is a bucolic getaway that is rich in architectural heritage, the hometown of plenty of Cambodia’s top actors, artists, and singers. Drop by the Tonle Sap Lake, the biggest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia whose ecosystems are the most vibrant in the world. Nonetheless, the road from Siem Reaps to Sisophon where we have lunch might happen a problem. Accordingly, we will head back to Phnom Penh if it is not suitable. Yet, you can take a refund or an extra night and a tour in Koh Kong on the Thai border later in the trip but for your journey to Battambang.

Day 8 : Battambang – Phnom Penh (B, L , D )

Bid a farewell to Battambang, we will be back to the rumpus and scurry of Phnom Penh. But first, dine in Kampong Chanang, 91km from the capital city. There, you will feel the easygoing life in the river port town. Aside from a big fishery port, the town also has other pretty sights to check out with fair choices of places to stay overnight and several proper spots serving delicacies. , Check in at a family hotel with great rooms, a large pool, and friendly service named the Billabong Hotel. The rest day of the day is all yours. Take a dip in the pool or immerse yourself in the pace of nightlife in Phnom Penh.

Day 9 : Phnom Penh – Kampot (B , L , D )

Say goodbye to Phnom Penh when its rush hour is over. Passing by the countryside to Takeo. Sit down in the center of the town for some drinks. The next stop is Kampot, featuring the sleepiness of the countryside where life is unrushed and slow. The lovely pink bougainvillea blossoms showing off on certain streets and the shophouses in a mixed style of French and Chinese architecture with fading wooden shutters and peeling yellow paint are part of its charm. , Choose between the historical Bokor Mountain Lodge (6 rooms upstairs and bar/restaurant downstairs) or Rikitikitavi (more modern with bar/restaurants upstairs and 4 rooms downstairs) for the night. These accommodations are both situated near the river and only 25m apart. Savor your dinner before a few drinks at a couple of bars such as the Rusty Keyhole.

Day 10 : Kampot – Sihanouk Ville (B , L , D )

Take time for breakfast at the Rusty Keyhole bar and restaurant until 10 a.m. Start our set of wheels through Route 4 – the shortest route from Phnom Penh to Sihanouk Ville – Cambodia’s Maldives. And be note that it can get hectic. Sitting on a peninsula that brims with beaches and tropical islands, Sihanouk Ville is the only deep-water port in the whole of Cambodia.,  Before hitting the spot, we will pop into the K’bal Chhay waterfalls, 10km off the route along a red dust track. It can be best viewed during the wet seasons in Sihanouk Ville, however, the road will get muddy. Check in the Reef Resort as a stopover for the day. Get some rest by the pool or stroll around the nearby beach. Then go native with the nightlife of the citizens.

Be free to do all your activities this day. Go get some vitamin sea or be lazy by the pool in the hotel. Despite that, our guide is always willing to escort you zipping around the city. Or even more is a jaunt to Strung Hav, a small fishing village that is popular among the ex-pats for simple yet tasty seafood restaurants. The thing is in the wet seasons, Strung Hav is not for a motorcycle tour because of its dirt roads. Despite that, our guide will figure out another way to bring you there if you prefer. ,

Day 12 : Sihanouk Ville to Krung Kep (B , L , D )

Have breakfast as usual before a ride back to Kampot. Make a discussion about where to dine out: Kristian’s Rusty Keyhole (best-known for its BBQ ribs) or a seafood restaurant in Krung Kep. Break the journey to Krung Kep with a short drink. Along the way, we will witness the changes in beach resorts from the civil war. Previously, Kep was Cambodians’ darling when Sihanouk Ville has not yet become a top-notch beach destination. ,  Upon our arrival in the Beach House – a splendid hotel set in the hills that fronts the beach, soak up in the pool or wander around the beach to ease your mind. Sup on seafood at a Khmer restaurant with some more drinks. Finish our last night with a swim or some beers at the rare of the Beach House.

It’s the last day and we have to clear 150km to meet the Hog House again. Don’t need to hurry, relish a morning meal then take 1 to 2 hours breathing the fresh air from the beach. At noon, check out the hotel. Riding back to Phnom Penh to check in at your hotel. End The Tour.