Bangkok to Saigon by Bike

Bangkok to Saigon by Bike
Bangkok to Saigon by Bike
Bangkok to Saigon by Bike
Bangkok to Saigon by Bike
Bangkok to Saigon by Bike
Bangkok to Saigon by Bike
Bangkok to Saigon by Bike
Bangkok to Saigon by Bike
Bangkok to Saigon by Bike
Bangkok to Saigon by Bike
Bangkok to Saigon by Bike
Bangkok to Saigon by Bike
Bangkok to Saigon by Bike
Bangkok to Saigon by Bike
Bangkok to Saigon by Bike
Bangkok to Saigon by Bike
Bangkok to Saigon by Bike
Bangkok to Saigon by Bike


(5 reviews)

From:

CAD $3,880

14 Days

Best Rate: Guarantee

Trip Type: Small Group

Activity Level: Easy

Join us for a cycle trip that explores the classic highlights of South East Asia in an active way. Travel by bike, bus and boat to discover cultural diversity, natural beauty and fascinating history.

Price based on per person in Double Room for departure 26 Oct 2025

14 Days
From CAD $3,880
Best Rate
Guarantee
Trip Type
Small Group
Activity Level
Easy

Rating


(5 reviews)

Experience Overview

Join us on a two-week cycling adventure through Southeast Asia. Travel by bike, bus, and boat to uncover the iconic sites of Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam. Along the way, visit Khao Yai National Park, Angkor, the Killing Fields, and silk-weaving villages along the Mekong Delta.

Khao Yai National Park - Cycle through scenery and waterfalls of this lush national park.
Temples of Angkor - Ride through the jungle and explore the world-famous Khmer temples.
Cycle the Mekong Delta - Navigate the maze-like waterways of the mighty Mekong by boat and bike.

Highlights

A fascinating and active cycle trip from Bangkok to Old Saigon on moderate grade rides|Cycle through the jungle between the grand temples of Angkor|Boats and bikes along the labyrinthine waterways of the mighty Mekong Delta

Trip Details

Product CodeProduct Code: 20192

Tour TypeTour Type: Small Group

AccommodationAccommodation: Moderate

TransportTransport: BusBicycleBoat

Guide LanguageGuide Language: English

Tour OperatorTour Operator: Explore Worldwide

Supplier CodeSupplier Code: CTV

StartStarts: Cambodia

FinishFinishes: Cambodia

DurationDuration: 14 days

DeparturesDepartures: Guaranteed

Physical RatingPhysical Rating: Easy

Includes

  • Explore Tour Leader
  • Local Guide(s)

Accommodation

  • Royal Rattankosin Hotel
  • Juntra Resort & Hotel
  • The VELO'S Hotel
  • Tara Angkor Hotel
  • HM Grand Central Hotel
  • River Hotel Ha Tien
  • Chau Pho Hotel
  • Mekong Nature Lodge
  • Huong Sen Annex Hotel
  • Ut Trinh & Ut Quynh Homestay

Price

Price per person: (Double Occupancy) CAD $3,880 ($277 /day)

Itinerary

1
Day 1-Join the trip in Bangkok; optional longtail canal trip

Arrive in Bangkok, Thailand's vibrant capital, known for its street vendors, tasty Thai food, bright lights and tuk-tuks. Our tour leader will meet you in the hotel reception at 6pm for a welcome meeting, and for those who wish, there's the option to go out for dinner afterwards. You're free to arrive in Bangkok at any time. If you'd like an airport transfer today, you'll need to you arrive at Suvarnabhumi International Airport (BKK), about an hour from the hotel. If you miss the welcome meeting, the tour leader will fill you in on any essential details when you catch up. For those interested, there is an optional canal trip this afternoon. Our tour leader will meet you in reception at 12pm to confirm numbers, and the excursion will depart at 1pm, returning around 4pm. A longtail boat cruise is the perfect way to explore Bangkok's network of backwaters and get an initial feel for the city. If you're booking your own flights, we recommend arriving by 10am to allow time to clear the airport.
Accommodation:

  • Type - Hotel
  • Accommodation Name - Royal Rattankosin Hotel
  • Grade - Comfortable
  • All Inclusive - No
  • Any Meal Provided - No
  • Breakfast Provided - No
  • Dinner Provided - No
  • Lunch Provided - No
  • Meal Name - Meals Provided: None

2
Day 2-Cycle Bangkok's hidden urban oasis. Night bike ride

We take a short hop across the Chao Praya River to Bang Kra Jao, a peaceful green oasis known to locals as the 'green lung' of Bangkok. It's a world away from the city's bustling streets, offering a maze of waterways, small villages, temples, and tropical jungle. We'll cycle through local communities, temples, and schools, stopping for a snack at a river pier opposite Thailand's naval academy. Afterward, we'll visit a fascinating temple built over 250 years ago in the Ayutthaya period, featuring a unique teak wood roof. Next, we'll cycle to Sri Narkon Park and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before heading back to the hotel for some downtime. In the evening, we'll experience another side of Bangkok on our night ride, visiting a night market and the flower market. For safety reasons, we limit the night ride to a maximum of ninepassengers. For larger groups, we'll offer a night walk instead. Our total cycling distance today is approximately 30-40 kilometres/18.6-24.9 miles on flat terrain.
Accommodation:

  • Type - Hotel
  • Accommodation Name - Royal Rattankosin Hotel
  • Grade - Comfortable
  • All Inclusive - No
  • Any Meal Provided - Yes
  • Breakfast Provided - Yes
  • Dinner Provided - Yes
  • Lunch Provided - Yes
  • Meal Name - Meals Provided: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

3
Day 3-Explore Khoa Yai National Park by bike

This morning, we drive for about 90 minutes to Nakhon Nayok Province, where we'll cycle in Khao Yai National Park. We'll visit the impressive Khun Dan Prakan Chon Dam and enjoy panoramic views, followed by a ride to the Heaw Narok Waterfall, where you can take in the sight of the three cascading falls. At the base, there are rustic restaurants where you can sample delicious authentic Thai food. We recommend trying the somtam (spicy papaya salad) with grilled chicken and sticky rice. Afterward, we'll have a short drive to our hotel for the night. Our total cycling distance today is approximately 50 kilometres/31.1 miles.
Accommodation:

  • Type - Hotel
  • Accommodation Name - Juntra Resort & Hotel
  • Grade - Comfortable
  • All Inclusive - No
  • Any Meal Provided - Yes
  • Breakfast Provided - Yes
  • Dinner Provided - No
  • Lunch Provided - No
  • Meal Name - Meals Provided: Breakfast

4
Day 4-Rural Thailand cycling to the Cambodia border

After breakfast, we drive for around two hours toward Aranyaprathet, with an afternoon ride through rural Thailand. We'll cycle through villages and enjoy the slow pace of life in the countryside. We'll stop at Rong Kluea Market, one of Thailand's most popular border markets. After exploring the market, we'll take a short drive to our hotel in Aranyaprathet and freshen up before dinner. Our total cycling distance today is approximately 40-50 kilometres/24.9-31.1 miles.
Accommodation:

  • Type - Hotel
  • Accommodation Name - The VELO'S Hotel
  • Grade - Comfortable
  • All Inclusive - No
  • Any Meal Provided - Yes
  • Breakfast Provided - Yes
  • Dinner Provided - No
  • Lunch Provided - No
  • Meal Name - Meals Provided: Breakfast

5
Day 5-Drive to Siem Reap, Cambodia

This morning, we drive just 15 minutes to Poipet International Border. After completing visa formalities, we bid farewell to our Thai support team and bikes, and meet our new hosts for the rest of the trip. The drive to Siem Reap takes about four hours. Once we arrive, we'll check into our hotel and, in the evening, take a bus to visit the Bayon Temple and South Gate of Angkor Thom for a beautiful sunset. The evening is free for you to explore the town and enjoy its restaurants. There is no cycling today.
Accommodation:

  • Type - Hotel
  • Accommodation Name - Tara Angkor Hotel
  • Grade - Premium
  • All Inclusive - No
  • Any Meal Provided - Yes
  • Breakfast Provided - Yes
  • Dinner Provided - No
  • Lunch Provided - No
  • Meal Name - Meals Provided: Breakfast

6
Day 6-Explore the magnificent temples of Angkor by bike

Today, we drive a short distance to Angkor Wat, where we'll collect our bikes for the rest of the trip. We'll cycle to the impressive Ta Prohm Temple, which is being overtaken by the jungle, and then along hidden trails to explore the ruins at Phimeanakas, the Elephant Terraces, Bayon, Baphoun, and Preah Khan. In the afternoon, we visit the majestic Angkor Wat with its extraordinary architecture and detailed bas-reliefs. We'll end the day by cycling back to our hotel. Our total cycling distance today is approximately 25 kilometres/15.5 miles. Around 80% of today's riding is off-road but not technical.
Accommodation:

  • Type - Hotel
  • Accommodation Name - Tara Angkor Hotel
  • Grade - Premium
  • All Inclusive - No
  • Any Meal Provided - Yes
  • Breakfast Provided - Yes
  • Dinner Provided - No
  • Lunch Provided - No
  • Meal Name - Meals Provided: Breakfast

7
Day 7-Floating village, rural Cambodia, and home-hosted lunch

Today, we leave the crowds behind and cycle to Rolous village to visit the temples before continuing on to a local market. After a rest, we take a boat to a floating village. The floating villages are fascinating to explore, with everything from floating pig pens to children paddling around selling souvenirs and singing songs. After the boat trip, we'll enjoy a home-hosted lunch where we can learn about local cuisine and everyday life. In the afternoon, we'll visit Banteay Srey, then cycle 25 kilometres/15.5 miles to Pre Rup, where we can watch the sunset before heading back to Siem Reap. Our total cycling distance today is approximately 56 kilometres/34.8 miles.
Accommodation:

  • Type - Hotel
  • Accommodation Name - Tara Angkor Hotel
  • Grade - Premium
  • All Inclusive - No
  • Any Meal Provided - Yes
  • Breakfast Provided - Yes
  • Dinner Provided - No
  • Lunch Provided - Yes
  • Meal Name - Meals Provided: Breakfast & Lunch

8
Day 8-Drive and cycle to Phnom Penh via Koh Dach silk weaving village

Today, we leave the temples of Angkor behind and drive south to Phnom Penh. It's a longer day on the bus, around six-seven hours, with comfort stops along the way. We'll visit the ancient bridge at Kompong Kdei before continuing to Koh Dach Island, known for its traditional Khmer weaving village. We'll take a local ferry to the island, where we'll cycle about 22 kilometres/13.7 miles, learning about the traditional way of life and seeing how the villagers produce silk. After our visit, we'll return to our bus for a short drive to Phnom Penh. Our total cycling distance today is approximately 37 kilometres/23 miles.
Accommodation:

  • Type - Hotel
  • Accommodation Name - HM Grand Central Hotel
  • Grade - Premium
  • All Inclusive - No
  • Any Meal Provided - Yes
  • Breakfast Provided - Yes
  • Dinner Provided - No
  • Lunch Provided - No
  • Meal Name - Meals Provided: Breakfast

9
Day 9-Exploring Phnom Penh

Phnom Penh is a vibrant city with French colonial architecture and a fascinating history. Today, we'll visit the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, the National Museum, the Royal Palace, and the Silver Pagoda. We'll also visit the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek, a sobering reminder of the horrors of the Khmer Rouge regime. There is no cycling today.
Accommodation:

  • Type - Hotel
  • Accommodation Name - HM Grand Central Hotel
  • Grade - Premium
  • All Inclusive - No
  • Any Meal Provided - Yes
  • Breakfast Provided - Yes
  • Dinner Provided - No
  • Lunch Provided - No
  • Meal Name - Meals Provided: Breakfast

10
Day 10-Cross the border to Vietnam, then cycle around Ha Tien on the Mekong Delta

This morning, we drive around three hours to Prek Chak and cross the border into Vietnam. After completing the Vietnamese visa formalities, we drive a short distance to Ha Tien. We'll cycle around this charming town, surrounded by limestone formations and vibrant riverside markets. Our total cycling distance today is approximately 20 kilometres/12.4 miles.
Accommodation:

  • Type - Hotel
  • Accommodation Name - River Hotel Ha Tien
  • Grade - Comfortable
  • All Inclusive - No
  • Any Meal Provided - Yes
  • Breakfast Provided - Yes
  • Dinner Provided - No
  • Lunch Provided - No
  • Meal Name - Meals Provided: Breakfast

11
Day 11-Cycle the canal between Vietnam and Cambodia to Chau Doc

After driving 30 kilometres/18.6 miles, we'll start our ride along the Vinh Te Canal, which once marked the border between Vietnam and Cambodia. We'll see the Bone Pagoda, a reminder of the Khmer Rouge regime, before cycling through the Tra Su Cajeput forest with its vibrant wetlands. Our total cycling distance today is approximately 50 kilometres/31.1 miles
Accommodation:

  • Type - Hotel
  • Accommodation Name - Chau Pho Hotel
  • Grade - Comfortable
  • All Inclusive - No
  • Any Meal Provided - Yes
  • Breakfast Provided - Yes
  • Dinner Provided - No
  • Lunch Provided - No
  • Meal Name - Meals Provided: Breakfast

12
Day 12-Rural village cycling, homestay with traditional Vietnamese dinner included

Today we'll cycle through villages known for their handmade sedge mattresses and mandarin oranges, before arriving at our homestay in Binh Hoa Phuoc, where we'll enjoy a delicious traditional Vietnamese dinner. Our total cycling distance today is approximately 50 kilometres/31.1 miles.
Accommodation:

  • Type - Hotel
  • Accommodation Name - Mekong Nature Lodge
  • Grade -
  • All Inclusive - No
  • Any Meal Provided - Yes
  • Breakfast Provided - Yes
  • Dinner Provided - Yes
  • Lunch Provided - No
  • Meal Name - Meals Provided: Breakfast & Dinner

13
Day 13-Cycling on Binh Hoa Phuoc Island, drive to Ho Chi Minh City

We'll enjoy a beautiful cycle around Binh Hoa Phuoc Island, with its tropical fruit orchards, before driving to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam's largest and most vibrant city. Our total cycling distance today is approximately 30 kilometres/18.6 miles.
Accommodation:

  • Type - Hotel
  • Accommodation Name - Huong Sen Annex Hotel
  • Grade - Comfortable
  • All Inclusive - No
  • Any Meal Provided - Yes
  • Breakfast Provided - Yes
  • Dinner Provided - No
  • Lunch Provided - No
  • Meal Name - Meals Provided: Breakfast

14
Day 14-Trip ends in Ho Chi Minh City

Our trip ends at our hotel in Ho Chi Minh City. There are no activities planned, so you're free to depart at your convenience. If your flight departs later, luggage storage is available at the hotel. If you'd like an airport transfer, you'll need to depart from Tan Son Nhat International Airport (SGN), which is around 45 minutes to one hour from our hotel. Our itinerary allows for limited time in Ho Chi Minh City, we recommend adding extra nights post-tour to experience everything Old Saigon has to offer.
Accommodation:

  • Type -
  • Accommodation Name -
  • Grade -
  • All Inclusive - No
  • Any Meal Provided - Yes
  • Breakfast Provided - Yes
  • Dinner Provided - No
  • Lunch Provided - No
  • Meal Name - Meals Provided: Breakfast

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Tour Operator

Explore Worldwide

A prominent adventure travel company with over four decades of experience, this business that offers a comprehensive array of unique and thrilling experiences worldwide. Catering to various interests, they provide small group journeys, walking and cycling trips, solo holidays, and family adventures.

In Business Since 1981

Reviews

 

Anonymous   -  Traveled, February 2023

Can now cross Angkor Wat off my list. Banteay Srei was also fascinating. Contrast between city and village life was a wonderful overview of the country.

Source: Tour operator   Submitted: 03/06/2023

 

Jerri-Ann Meyer   -  Traveled, February 2023

Excellent cultural exposure to the areas. The trip was full of cultural and educational information and experiences. The bicycling allowed us to get to places otherwise not available. Logistics were handled excellently. Guides were knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful. Overall a wonderful experience.

Source: Tour operator   Submitted: 03/06/2023

 

Simon   -  Traveled, February 2020

Brilliant trip with every minute of the day taken up. A lot of driving involved which in all fairness was necessary to cover the long distances

Source: Tour operator   Submitted: 02/19/2020

 

Robert   -  Traveled, January 2020

A bit more cycling would have been my preference. The home stay on the Mekong Island was wonderful!

Source: Tour operator   Submitted: 02/03/2020

 

Helle   -  Traveled, January 2020

Very well organized , I felt safe from start to end - with the guides, support vehicules

Source: Tour operator   Submitted: 02/03/2020

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