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Biking Saigon to Phnom Penh 4 days/3 nights.

Biking Saigon to Phnom Penh. For western visitors, Phnom Penh can be a rough change. The city is characterized by heat and humidity, very basic infrastructure, rubbish in the dusty streets, risky traffic, blocked sidewalks, harassment from tuk tuk and moto drivers, touts and beggars - most of which can be dealt with using a smile together with a firm "no" and simply walking away.  Vietnam Bike Tours

Tour code VNC-4A-SGN-PNHC Road surfaces

trails - paths
Tour length

04 days/ 3 nights

 Cycling distance

190-225 km
No. of cycling days

03 days

 Group size

Minimum: 02 - Maximum: 10
Tour meets

in Saigon, Vietnam.

 Tour Ends

in PhnomPenh, Cambodia.
Services included Services not included

- Transport by A/C mini van, minibus
- Truck carry bikes, spare bikes
- Giant MTB with 24 speeds
- Helmets, bottles of water, tool kits,
- Entrance fees, boat ride,
- High speed boat to Phnom Penh
- Cold mineral water, soft drinks
- Snacks, fresh fruits, wet towels
- 3 nights, double & twin share
- Experienced English speaking guides
- Pick up at your hotels in Saigon

- Travel insurance
- Other personal expenses
- Cambodia Visa
- Drinks are inclued with any meal
Meggies family from Canada
Tour: 
Biking Saigon to Phnom Penh 4 days/3 nights.

If you have ever dreamed of experiencing a National Geographic moment, you enjoy biking, you want to see the real Vietnam, and you want to get off the beaten path then follow ‘Van the Man’ from Vietnam Backroads. See Video Clip. Bicycling the Mekong-off the beaten path. Saturday, December 18, 2010

I could go on, but you get the idea and the pictures speak for themselves. Honestly, if you have ever thought about doing a trip like this do it now. It is accessible to anyone remotely fit. Van has a support van that hovers nearby along the route so tired bicyclists can choose to be driven to the next rendezvous (Maddie took advantage of this option a few times). We rode as a family about 50 Km a day but you could do more or less, depending on your interest and stamina - Andy got in some extra miles with Van (next years ironman training never far from his mind).
Meggies family from Canada