Experience the ultimate Cambodia rally adventure, from the ancient temples of Angkor Wat to the tropical southern coastline. Ride through remote jungle trails, red dirt backroads, mountain tracks, river crossings, and hidden villages as you explore the wild beauty of Cambodia beyond the tourist path. Conquer the rugged landscapes of the Cardamom Mountains before reaching the relaxing beaches of Sihanoukville. This rally combines adventure riding, authentic local culture, breathtaking scenery, and beach escapes into one unforgettable motorcycle expedition.

Your rally adventure begins at our office, where you’ll meet your tour leader and support crew. After a short briefing, you’ll get fitted with riding gear, check your bike, and review the route. Once ready, engines fire up and the group leaves Siem Reap for the open road.
The rally heads west through Cambodia’s scenic countryside, with a thrilling mix of dirt tracks, red-earth roads, remote villages, rice paddies, and winding backcountry trails that showcase authentic rural life. Throughout the day, you’ll tackle varied terrain, from fast gravel to technical off-road sections, crossing small rivers and passing through farming communities rarely visited by tourists. The support team will be on hand to ensure a safe, enjoyable ride.
After a full day in the saddle, the rally arrives in the historic riverside city of Battambang. After checking into your hotel, you can relax, explore the colonial streets, or enjoy a cold drink while sharing stories from the first day’s adventure.

Today’s Ride: 150–180 km
Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Classy Hotel & Spa
Today we begin in the riverside city of Battambang, as riders depart for another scenic, culturally rich stage of the rally. After a short ride out of town, the group heads toward one of the region’s landmarks—Phnom Sampeau (Sampov Mountain).
Here, you’ll explore the hilltop temple, enjoy panoramic countryside views, and learn about the site’s history, blending natural beauty with Cambodia’s complex past.
Back on the bikes, the route continues along paved roads and countryside tracks toward the Kamping Puoy Reservoir. With its wide-open water views and peaceful surroundings, it’s an ideal spot to pause, take photos, and enjoy the calm.
From here, we push on toward Pailin near the Thai border. The ride features long, flowing sections with occasional off-road detours, passing farmland, small villages, and forest that highlight the diversity of western Cambodia.
Arriving in Pailin, you’ll unwind after a day of adventure, with the evening free to relax, share stories, and prepare for the next leg of the journey.

Today’s Ride: 120–150 km
Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Memoria Resort
Today, the ride starts on smooth paved roads winding through plantations and rolling countryside, offering a relaxed beginning. Gradually, the terrain transitions into more remote tracks as you approach the edge of the Cardamom Mountains—a vast and largely unexplored rainforest region known for its raw natural beauty.
As the route nears Veal Veng, riders encounter more off-road sections, including dirt trails, gravel paths, and occasional river crossings depending on the season. These stretches bring a true sense of adventure, with dense jungle surroundings and minimal traffic.
The highlight of the day is reaching the foothills of the Cardamom Mountains, where the landscape becomes more dramatic—lush greenery, rising terrain, and a feeling of complete remoteness. It’s a rewarding ride for those seeking both challenge and connection with nature.
By late afternoon, you will arrive in the Veal Veng area, where riders settle into simple accommodations surrounded by nature on a hilltop.

Today’s Ride: 170–190 km
Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Yugo Homestay
Today, we begin deep in the wilderness near Veal Veng, in the lush Cardamom Mountains. After breakfast and a briefing, riders set off on one of the rally’s most scenic stages.
The route dives into the heart of the Cardamoms, with winding mountain roads, off-road tracks, dense jungle, and occasional river crossings. It’s an exhilarating, immersive ride through one of Southeast Asia’s last great rainforests.
As the day goes on, the terrain shifts from rugged tracks to smoother paved sections, and the descent from the mountains reveals sweeping views toward the coast.
By afternoon, you approach Koh Kong province, where the air is fresher and the scenery changes to mangroves, rivers, and glimpses of the Gulf of Thailand.
Arriving in Koh Kong town, riders check in and rest. The coastal setting offers a refreshing change after days inland—ideal for relaxing, exploring the waterfront, or enjoying fresh seafood at sunset.

Today’s Ride: 140–170 km
Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Asian Koh Kong Hotel
Today we set off early on an unforgettable journey through the southern Cardamom Mountains. Leaving town, we follow dirt roads and remote forest tracks toward Chi Phat, a renowned gateway to the Cardamom wilderness.
The morning ride mixes fast gravel, winding jungle trails, river crossings, and scenic viewpoints. Passing dense rainforest and rural communities, you’ll see some of Southeast Asia’s last untouched landscapes. In Chi Phat, we rest, refuel, and enjoy lunch in this relaxed conservation area.
In the afternoon, the rally heads south, leaving the mountains for Cambodia’s coast. The terrain shifts from rugged tracks to rolling countryside roads, offering fast, enjoyable riding through plantations, villages, and open landscapes.
By late afternoon, we reach the coastal city of Sihanoukville, with beaches, ocean breeze, and a lively seaside feel. The rest of the day is free to relax by the beach, enjoy fresh seafood, or recover from the mountain-to-coast ride.

Today’s Ride: 180-200 km
Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
RIVA Hotel SHV
Today is a well-earned rest day in Sihanoukville after several days of challenging riding through the Cardamom Mountains and coastal transitions.
You can take the day completely easy and enjoy the beaches, or explore at your own pace. Many riders choose to relax at Otres Beach or Serendipity Beach, swim, or simply unwind at a beachfront café.
For those who prefer a bit of activity, optional experiences include a short island boat trip to nearby islands for snorkeling and swimming, a massage, or a casual walk through the local markets and waterfront area.
The rest day is designed for recovery, giving everyone time to recharge before the final stages of the journey. In the evening, enjoy a sunset over the sea and a relaxed dinner by the beach.

Today’s Ride: Free Day
Breakfast
RIVA Hotel SHV
Today we leave the coast of Sihanoukville and begin a spectacular ride inland, heading toward the highlands of Bokor National Park. The first section follows smooth coastal roads before gradually climbing into cooler, mist-covered mountain terrain.
The ascent to Phnom Bokor is one of the highlights of the journey. The road winds through dense forest, offering sweeping views of the coastline below. At the summit, we explore the atmospheric plateau, known for its cooler climate, abandoned colonial-era buildings, and panoramic viewpoints over the coastline.
After time on the mountain, we descend toward the riverside town of Kampot. The final stretch is relaxed and scenic, passing through countryside villages before reaching Kampot.
We arrive in Kampot by late afternoon, where you can unwind along the riverfront and enjoy the town’s laid-back charm. A sunset cruise on the Kampot River is a perfect way to end the day after a rewarding mix of coastal riding, mountain ascents, and scenic descents.

Today’s Ride: 120-150 km
Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Sokchea Kampot Hotel
We start the day in the relaxed riverside town of Kampot, riding scenic backroads to the famous pepper plantations. We visit a local farm to learn about one of Cambodia’s most prized exports and take a short guided walk through the fields.
From Kampot, we continue toward Kep along the beautiful Angkal coast, enjoying smooth roads, ocean views, quiet fishing villages, and a refreshing sea breeze.
We reach Kep around lunchtime, a peaceful seaside town known for its crab market and laid-back beach atmosphere. We have lunch by the shore with fresh seafood and coastal views.
In the afternoon, we leave the coast and climb inland toward Kirirom National Park, transitioning from coastal roads to winding mountain routes, pine forests, and cooler highland air.
By late afternoon or early evening, we arrive in Kirirom and settle into the tranquil mountain surroundings, a welcome contrast to the day’s coastal and lowland riding.

Today’s Ride: 160-180 km
Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Kirirom Hillside Resort
We begin the day in the cool pine forests of Kirirom National Park, enjoying a final morning ride through the mountain roads and forest trails. The early section offers a refreshing atmosphere with sweeping views, pine-lined tracks, and a calm start before descending back into the lowlands.
As we leave Kirirom, the terrain gradually changes from highland forest to rural countryside. The ride becomes smoother and faster, passing through small farming villages, rice fields, and local markets along the way. This is a true transition day, moving from Cambodia’s southern mountains toward its central plains.
We continue north toward Kampong Thom, one of the country’s historic provincial towns located along the route between Phnom Penh and Siem Reap.
By late afternoon, we arrive in Kampong Thom, where the pace slows again. The rest of the evening is free to relax, explore the riverside area, and recover after a full day of varied riding across forest, highlands, and open plains.

Today’s Ride: Free Day km
Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Glorious Hotel & Spa
We begin the final riding day from Kampong Thom, heading north on quiet rural roads toward one of Cambodia’s most significant pre-Angkor heritage sites.
Our first stop is the remarkable temple complex of Sambor Prei Kuk. Set within shaded forest, this UNESCO World Heritage site features beautifully preserved brick temples from the Chenla period. We take time to explore the scattered sanctuaries, walk through the woodland paths, and reflect on the ancient history that predates Angkor.
After the visit, we continue the ride toward Siem Reap. The terrain becomes easier and more flowing as we cross open countryside, rice fields, and traditional villages. This final stretch offers a relaxed and rewarding ride as we approach the gateway to Angkor.
We arrive in Siem Reap by late afternoon, marking the completion of the journey. The evening is dedicated to celebration with a farewell dinner in town—an opportunity to share stories from the road, enjoy Cambodian cuisine, and celebrate the adventure together in style.

Today’s Ride: 150-180 km
Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Kulen Central Hotel
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A valid passport with at least six months’ validity from the date of entry is required. Most nationalities can obtain a 30-day visa on arrival, which costs around $30. An e-visa is also available online and should be applied for before departure. Visa extensions can be arranged within the country if needed.
The Cambodian Riel (KHR) is the official currency, but US dollars are widely accepted. ATMs are available in cities and tourist areas, dispensing both currencies. It’s practical to carry small denominations for rural areas.
Local SIM cards are readily available in most cities in Cambodia. You can purchase SIM cards from providers such as Metfone, Smart, and Cellcard at airports, convenience stores, or telecom shops. Make sure your phone is unlocked and compatible with local networks.
Cambodian cuisine features rice, noodles, and fresh vegetables, often seasoned with herbs and spices. Street food is popular, but always choose vendors with high hygiene standards. Vegetarians and those with dietary restrictions will find a variety of options, though it’s wise to communicate specific needs clearly.
Cambodia has a tropical climate with two main seasons: wet and dry. The wet season runs from May to October, characterized by heavy rain and high humidity. The dry season, from November to April, is marked by little rainfall and higher temperatures, with the coolest months being December and January. Ideal travel months are November to February, when temperatures are more moderate.
Cambodia’s terrain can be challenging, featuring a mix of paved roads, dirt tracks, and jungle paths. Prior off-road riding experience is highly recommended. New riders should start with shorter, guided tours to build confidence and skill.
A knowledgeable group leader enhances the experience by ensuring safety, providing local insights, and managing logistics. Our guides are well-trained with extensive local experience and good communication skills.
On most of our dirt bike trips, we offer non-riding options for riders who want to take the afternoon off, or for travel companions who prefer to spend little or no time on the dirt bike. Some of these options may need to be scheduled before your trip—please contact one of our Trip Planners for more information. Expenses and/or related transportation for these activities may not be included in the trip price.
Travel responsibly by respecting local customs and traditions. Avoid single-use plastics, support local businesses, and be conscious of the environment. Engage respectfully with local communities and contribute positively to their economy and culture.
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