ANGKOR
The temples worth waking for.
The 6 most popular motorbike & scooter rentals around Angkor Wat. What each one covers, who runs it, and what the day costs.
Half-day Vespa ride from Siem Reap to Khmer temples, basket weaving, and rice wine distillation, with pickup, snacks, and a small group.
“Solyna and Ravy picked us up at our hotel on time, reviewed the itinerary and we were off. Our Vespa tour was fun and the perfect way to see the country side and experience and learn about the local culture and community. We highly recommend it.”
Ride a Vespa at Angkor sunrise, visit Wat, Thom, Ta Prohm, with breakfast and lunch. Small-group tour from Siem Reap for $39.
“ALL THE TOUR AMAZING, THE GUIDE AMAZING, HE WAS VERY WELL PREPARED AND THE VESPA´S TRIP ITS JUST AMEZING, AND SAFE!!!!!!”
Ride a Vespa through Siem Reap at night, sampling liqueurs, market bites, and real Cambodian meals on a small 4–5 hour tour.
“We had an amazing guide, Bunny, who shared his inspiring life story with us, and spent the night talking to us not just about the food we were eating but also about Cambodian culture, politics and geopolitics. What an amazing night. We gRead more”
Siem Reap countryside sunset by Vespa with hotel pickup, temple stops, village stories, and drinks as the rice fields glow.
“Picked up on time, ravy and sömbath have tried very hard to offer me a pleasant tour. A lot of information at the stops. Good explanations, questions well explained. Can recommend the tour.Auto-translated”
Glide by Vespa through Angkor’s quieter temples with an English historian guide, local lunch, and off-the-beaten-track stops from Siem Reap.
“What a marvelous experience! For me this is the best way to know Angkor Wat. I felt like the locals at a motorbike. The vehicles are safe and goodloking. The guide Ngov and the driver Peng were very nice tô us! It was a perfect day!!!”
Vespa through Siem Reap countryside, then a boat to Tonlé Sap floating villages, ending with a sunset view from the upper deck.
“The tour was really nice and our tour guide, Ravy, took us too many different places and told us a lot of interessting facts about daily life in Cambodia. What has to be highlighted is the fact, that he also mentioned a lot of stories about his current life situation which made the perspective of…”
