Pedal Phnom Penh: Half-Day Silk Island Cycle & Culture

Great itinerary. Small group and Tina was a wonderful guide. The sights were incredible. You will see a local’s view. Just amazing!

We had a perfect trip with Seer. We had great bikes and saw a lot of Silk Island. It was big fun, the trips on the ferry were fun too.

Peddling through the back paths and roads was amazing. Our guide showed us sites and paths only bicycles can travel. Meet some wonderful people and smiling waving kids. It was a highlight of our trip. The four ferry rides were so local. Even in the dark. Thank you

Thankyou to Sam who took me on a cycling adventure around Silk Island. He had good English speaking skills and was very knowledgeable about the places we visited. Can definitely recommend Siem Reaper bike tours

Great afternoon, 25km of easy cycling around a variety of villages, some nice country roads and trails mixed in with a few city roads for fun. Fascinating stop to watch how tofu skin is made, and loved ferry hopping back and forth across the Mekong. Bikes were all in good condition. If you like to mix a bit of exercise in your takes then this is perfect.

Loved out guide Mr Tina, excellent English, friendly, great sense of humour. . The tour is extensive with several informative stops including a deep dive into silk making. Good, smooth bicycles in good condition.

Fun cycling around Phnom Penh. Got to see more of the city, including silk worms, tofu skin and pagodas. Thanks Tina for the ride!

Our guide, Sok, was great at sharing the culture as well as keeping the group together for a very active day. I would recommend biking for anyone who wants a great workout but they have the tuk tuk option for those wanting to join the fun but aren't able to do the long 15 mile plus bike.

Very nice Tour. Enough stops. Right tempo for me. Guides english skills are better than mine. Had a free drink and food. Would do it again.

Great fun. We got to see parts of Phnom Penh we wouldn’t have even thought of seeing. Tintin, our guide was very knowledgeable and kept us entertained. I liked all the ferry crossings. Waving hello to the children and seeing their smiles was an added bonus. If you don't think you do this on a bike, take the Tuk Tuk. It’s worth it.