Siem Reap One Day Dirt Bike MotorbikeTour

My brother and I had an amazing day out. We went to Phnom Kulen and Beng Melea. We found the company to be friendly and helpful. We felt safe and looked after. It was a great day and I would recommend it to anyone who would like to do something exciting and different.

Had an amazing day out on the dirt bike with the friendly, knowledgeable and excellent tour guide Mr. Rong! Would highly recommend to any travellers to Siem Reap for a truly memorable day out! Such good fun!

I had a great experience with my guide Rong, he was extremely knowledgeable with the trail s we rode and knew alot about the history of the temples. I was so impressed with the diversity of the terrain going from open rice fields to gravel roads to thick jungle, cruising past villages riding along side rivers that many tourists would not normally see,he even shared a touching story with me as we had a rest at his old family home telling about his experiences during the civil war. I would recommend this and definitely go again for longer if possible.

Great hosts, awsome tour guide, would definitely recommend to anyone that rides dirt bikes. Great communication and the terrain and scenery was stunning!

I recently did a solo dirt bike tour in Siem Reap to explore some hidden temples, and it was an unforgettable experience! From start to finish, the tour was well-organized, and Voen, the guide was incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. Riding through remote villages, dense jungle trails, and scenic landscapes on a dirt bike was exhilarating. The hidden temples we visited were awe-inspiring—untouched by crowds and full of history. It felt like stepping back in time, and I loved having the freedom to explore them at my own pace. The guide provided fascinating insights into each site, adding depth to the adventure. The bike was in good condition, and the staff ensured I was comfortable with the level. This tour offered the perfect mix of adrenaline and culture. Highly recommend!

Awesome day! Great and unique way to see different popular and lesser known areas of Siem Reap. Would recommend to any rider.

If you have a drop of gasoline in your blood this is a must. An unforgettable experience through a lush, verdant landscape. The itinerary takes you through jungles, rice fields, small charming villages. Expect to be blown away by beauty. The experienced guide/mechanic, Rong, was very good at giving tips on how to drive through loose sand etc., and he was a wizard with a screwdriver. On top of that he was an excellent storyteller. One of the highlights was a visit to a small not yet excavated Shiva temple next to a holy mountain. All in all a very varied trip through different landscapes: jungle, walking trails, plantations, small dirt trails, rice fields, etc. Worth every penny.

Great off road tour around Siem Reap ! Had a lot of fun in Cambodian countryside with my guide, Mr Slim. Would definitely recommend to any rider wanting to explore and see more of Siem Reap. Various off-road, big dirt roads to smaller single trails around the muddy rice field, sand, water and rocks. Also a great way of discovering beautiful hidden temples, waterfall and great viewpoint along the day.

I did the one day dirt bike tour and it was a great experience. You get to see parts of the countryside and small villages and temples you usually wouldn't when you're traveling as a tourist. Since it was my first time riding off road my excellent guide Mr. Slim chose a nice combination of dirt roads, smaller roads, and trails, down to some single trails that were a challenge for my skill level, but all manageable and gave me a nice sense accomplishment for getting through even the deeper muddy parts. All in all a highly recommended way to spend a day away from tourist bustle in Siem Reap. I'll definitely be doing another one of these tours when I come back to Cambodia the next time.

This was a great dirt bike tour to Beng Mealea with a stop at a "hidden" temple of Bantey Ampil that's difficult to get to by other means of transport. This was my first time riding a dirt bike and my guide, Mr Slim was there to help me and also give me pointers. I have been riding a small motorcycle for 2 years but I'm by no means a confident rider and have never gone offroad. I chose this easy full-day trip because it was flat land on a combination of red dirt roads (with a lot of holes with water puddles due to the rain) and regular asphalt roads. If you have never ridden a motorcycle before, they can give you lessons before you head out. They also have tours to Kulen Mountain which I think would be for more advanced riders. I also chose this tour because I had been to Beng Mealea once before and I loved it so much that I wanted to go back. The seat on the dirt bike is a lot higher than my small motorcycle and my feet barely touched the ground. Mr. Slim helped me get on and off of the dirt bike and flipped the kick stand for me. At one point the dirt track got very narrow at the entrance to Bantey Ampil and I ended up off the trail and in a field full of water from the rain, with cows around me. He came back and helped me out so I could get back on the trail. Thankfully I didn't fall at all during the trip, but he said he's used to having to help people who fall at some point on their rides. Mr Slim also took me to a green peppercorn farm, which was really cool. I haven't been down to Kampot (famous for peppercorns) and I had wanted to visit a peppercorn farm. It was just a roadside stop, but we sent maybe 10-15 mins looking at the peppercorns which were growing and noticing their sizes and he would estimate when they would be ready for harvesting. So why four stars? Well I know that they haven't had many guests since covid, but I'm a larger woman with wide hips and none of their motorcross pants fit me. The largest ones got stuck at my hips. I asked them and they confirmed that they would have pants available, and I even stopped by their office to talk to them about the trip and pay my deposit, so they saw me two days before I went on the trip. However they couldn't find large enough pants. I managed to just barely fit in one pair but they weren't loose enough for riding to be comfortable, and they were torn. If you're a larger guy with straight hips, you will probably be fine, but if you're a larger curvy person, it will be a problem. So I had to go in my hiking pants instead and they got all nasty and muddy. Thankfully it's a synthetic fabric so the dirt seems to have washed out. But if I had been wearing jeans, they would have probably been stained for life. Additionally, all of their gloves had large holes in them and the helmets had seen better days. But the pants issue is really the reason I deducted a star. I hope that once they start receiving more guests again, that they invest in some larger sized pants and replace some of their old torn gloves and other equipment with equipment that's in good working shape. Other than that, the trip was great and I'd recommend it.