Top Sihanoukville Motorcycle Tours

This tour takes visitors to the wonders of Kampot, allowing visitors to experience the authentic countryside of Cambodia. The first stop is to the Salt Fields before carrying on to Phnom Chhngok Cave Temple, then to Brateak Krola Lake that is actually an impressive dam, before ending at La Plantation.

There’s a lot to see around Sihanoukville, so a little speed is a good way to make the most of your day. Your tour begins in town, from where you'll ride off road trails through to the Kabal Chai waterfall and the Ream National Park. Later in the day you'll ride home through mangroves to Otres beach.

Experience the highlights of Kampot and Kep on this full-day scooter adventure. After meeting your driver-guide in Kampot town, you’ll cruise through the countryside to Kampot’s salt field and lush rice paddies. You’ll also explore a mountain cave and temple, visit a secret lake and a pepper plantation, stop for lunch and swing by Kep for a trip to the beach and the crab market before heading back to Kampot.

Traveling by scooter is an essential aspect of an authentic visit to Kampong. Our guides provide a stunning day-long scenic scooter tour around Kampong Trach. Complete with sacred sites, secret passageways, and a chance to meet the local 'Rockman', guests will be awed by the rich landscape and history of Kampong Trach. Don’t miss the chance to chill out along the way, with two refreshing swimming spots included.

Get off the beaten track and discover the beauty of the countryside around Kampot on this small-group half-day ‘salt and pepper’ scooter sightseeing tour. Enjoy an in-depth experience as you scoot around Kampot with your local guide, visiting salt and pepper farms and rice paddies to discover how farmers still use the traditional methods of growing rice. You’ll also swing by Secret Lake and climb up to a beautiful old cave temple with amazing views.

A short way out of Kampot, Bokor Hill Station started its life as a French colonial mountain resort in the 1920s. After its heyday in the swinging ‘60s, it became one of the last hideouts for the Khmer Rouge, and mostly fell into ruin, until a new casino was built in 2012. This guided scooter tour focuses on the abandoned palaces, temples, and churches, and Bokor’s intriguing and tragic history.