VIETNAM MOTORBIKE TOURS

The Road to Cambodia

AN INCREDIBLE 1700+km - 14 DAY RIDE of Vietnam & Cambodia. Explore regions rarely seen by the outside world. This fully supported tour is jam-packed with adventure.

$4950 USD PER RIDER
- [ 40% DISCOUNT FOR PILLION PASSENGERS ]
10% discount for returning riders

TOUR DATES

November 20 - December 3 - 2025

EarlyBird Special Save $200 USD

November 20 - December 3 - 2026

Total Mileage: 1900+km

14-day motorbike ride through Vietnam and Cambodia

The Road to Cambodia is a 14-day, 1900 km cross-border motorcycle adventure tour that will take you to rarely seen regions of both Vietnam and Cambodia.

As usual, we will ride “beyond the map!” This trip is suitable for both solo riders and riders with pillions. 95% of this tour is on good paved roads with overnight stays in the most incredible locations.

This is a fully supported tour, jam-packed with extras. Single room upgrades are available. This motorbike ride is designed for experienced riders seeking the ultimate adventure. The tour includes one night pre & post-tour accommodation, 1 domestic flight within Vietnam, and 1 international flight from Danang to Siem Reap, Cambodia.

THE ROAD TO CAMBODIA SCHEDULE

Day 1: 99 km
Nha Trang - Tuy Hoa

Good morning Nha Trang!

After a great evening meeting our fellow riders at the VMT welcome dinner, followed by a good night’s rest in our welcoming hotel complete with rooftop pool—it’s Ride Day! After breakfast, 9 am, riding gear on. We transfer across to the VMT Headquarters to meet our awaiting steeds, followed by a rider briefing.

Located on a quiet road, it’s a good time to get familiar with your motorcycle. "Helmets on!" We ride north through Nha Trang hugging the stunning coastline, a mix of main roads and country backroads through smaller villages, crossing some old wooden bridges. The afternoon has us rolling into a small fishing village. Overnight beachfront hotel. This small village offers a great insight into the simple way of life. Our host cooks a feast and plenty of chilled beverages to enjoy.

Day 2: 100 km
Tuy Hoa - Quy Nhon

Good morning Vietnam.

Sunrises here are often spectacular. Walk the beach and check out the local fishing boats coming in. Morning life in Vietnam starts early. We have an easy start today to enjoy this truly unique village. Our ride covers a nice mix of country backroads through local villages, leading us to Quy Nhon, a charming coastal city surrounded by mountains on three sides, with some of the most attractive beaches in Vietnam. Known as the "Happy City," life here is slow and laid-back, people are friendly, and the weather is nearly perfect. Quy Nhon is relatively prosperous with good infrastructure and impressive parks. Population 450,000. Our flash hotel offers great ocean views and a rooftop pool bar, with lots of great restaurants nearby.

Day 3: 206 km
Quy Nhon - Mang Den

Helmets on! Today’s ride takes us deeper into the real Vietnam.

Another great day in the saddle—from the tropical coast onto the snaky mountain pass, leading us through the clouds. At an altitude of 1,200 metres, Mang Den is small village town on a plateau in the Kon Tum province, Central Highlands. A mountainous location with abundant waterfalls and a national park.

Lush Jungle hugs the road. Ethnic minority groups have dwelled in Mang Den for centuries, self-sustaining through traditional farming. Afternoon arrival at our welcoming hotel. It’s well worth exploring this beautiful village. Evening has us heading out for dining & drinks which are always entertaining.

Day 4: 150 km
Mang Den - Quang Ngai

The road to Quang Ngai.

Riding the backroads through this great country is simply superb! " the real Vietnam "

Passing through regions rarely seen by the outside world, twisty jungle backroads keep us focused as we wind through mountain passes, rice fields, and incredible vistas. We ride to the central coastal city of Quang Ngai, a minor port on the Tra Khuc River, known for the My Lai Massacre during the American War. Surrounded by the Truong Mountains. Overnight hotel stay. this vibrant town is great to explore and take in the local culture.

Day 5: 120 km
Quang Ngai - Hoi An

Good morning Vietnam!

Early mornings in Vietnam are always a great time to explore the local streets,locals are busy exercising and swimming. Stroll the beach for an epic sunrise,enjoy coffee & breakfast with a view.

Today’s ride takes us to Hoi An Ancient Town, an exceptionally well-preserved example of a Southeast Asian trading port dating from the 15th century. Of course, riding back roads through small villages and seeing the real Vietnam is simply superb. Early afternoon arrival at our welcoming hotel with a great pool. Located just a stone’s throw from the laneways of UNESCO World Heritage-listed Hoi An Ancient Town, known for its unique architecture. A pedestrian-friendly environment, perfect for strolling, enjoying delicious local cuisine, and visiting craft villages. Colorful silk lanterns illuminate the streets at night.

Day 6
Hoi An - Siem Reap Cambodia

Good morning Hoi An. I love to take an early walk and grab a traditional Vietnamese coffee in a nearby laneway before enjoying breakfast by the pool. Saddle up for a ride up the coast to Danang. A shorter ride with some interesting stops along the way. Here we leave our trusty steeds and transfer across to the airport for our flight across to Siem Reap, Cambodia. Upon arrival into Cambodia we are greeted by our awaiting transfer into Siem Reap, a resort town in northwestern Cambodia, the gateway to the ruins of Angkor, the seat of the Khmer kingdom dating back to the 9th century. Our hotel is located in the centre of town surrounded by a huge array of restaurants, vibrant nightlife, bars, night markets. Enjoy a beer at Pub Street!

Day 7
Siem Reap

Good morning Siem Reap.

Today feels like stepping into another world. Angkor Wat is the largest religious monument in the world. We jump aboard our fleet of Tuk Tuks to explore the magnificent collection of historical and religious structures within the Angkor Archaeological Park. The most famous is Angkor Wat. Other key temples include the Bayon, known for its serene stone faces, and the jungle-entwined Ta Prohm, "the Tomb Raider Temple." After lunch we return to our hotel, with the afternoon free to relax, explore, or grab a massage, as tomorrow is a big ride day. Our motorcycle fleet for Cambodia is our Honda Rallys, a great bike offering good comfort.

Day 8
Siem Reap - Stung Treng 310 km

Today we ride north on countryside backroads to a remote village resort outside of Stung Treng, located on the banks of the Mekong River with a beautiful vista across the mighty Mekong. Our ride takes us on a journey through remote villages and we pay a visit to some ancient ruins. These regions are mainly farmlands & rice fields. Village life in these parts can be a harsh existence.

Locals are very welcoming and we are greeted with waves & smiles. Later afternoon we ride over a large bridge that spans the mighty Mekong, not far from the Cambodia-Laos border. We enter a small traditional village where time has stood still and life is simple. We pass a village school which we will pay a visit to the next day—we have been funding some major renovations. Our overnight stay is in a beautiful timber resort and bungalows. Local food here is fresh and tasty. It’s one of my favorite stays in Cambodia. Sunset drinks on the restaurant deck are epic.

Day 9: 135 km
Stung Treng - Ratanakiri Ban Lung

Morning light across the Mekong, views from the bed, fishermen in homemade boats. We are treated to a great breakfast on the deck, then pay a visit to the village school before riding on towards our next destination Ban Lung, the capital of Ratanakiri province. Population of around 17,000. Riding a mainly straight road with no shortage of things to see, from locals going about their daily routine, homemade trucks & cars Mad Max style, scooters towing trailers up to 30 ft long. Yep, you heard that right! Villages often come to town to sell their goods. A few kilometres west of Ban Lung are the Katieng Waterfalls, where Ratanakiri’s last elephants are covered by a conservation programme. We arrive at the Terres Rouges Lodge, timber bungalows surrounded by tropical gardens and pool.

Day 10: 180 km
Ban Lung - Mondulkiri

This is a nice ride through the most sparsely populated province in the kingdom despite being the largest land area. Known for its forested hills, waterfalls and wildlife, home to elephants, tigers, leopards and Siamese crocodiles. We stop by some local villages. Afternoon has us arriving at our next digs on the outskirts of town. Eco bungalows and pool tick the boxes. This unique property has sheep and horses roaming free. The treehouse-designed restaurant and bar is awesome. It’s all about the experience, which this place delivers.

Day 11: 190 km
Mondulkiri - Kratie

Today has us riding south west to Kratie province,passing through the Snoul district along the way. Monkeys can often be seen in the roadside trees. This whole region is farmland and small rural villages, passing a number of Cham villages, horse and cart is still often used in the this region, Afternoon has us arriving into Kratie, a small city stretched along the banks of the mighty Mekong, home to the Irrawaddy dolphin which can be often seen. Kratie is also known for its French colonial buildings. a slow-paced town with a unique feel. Our hotel offers great views and a sunset beverage is the perfect end to another great day exploring the Kingdom of Cambodia.

Day 12 125km

Kratie - Kampong Cham

We spend the morning checking out some local sites before riding through village markets alive with activies. Following the Mekong to Kampong Cham, local farms lands here grow all types of crops ranging from rice fields, fruit farming and tobacoo. Early afternoon has us rolling in town with its colourful mix of French colonial buildings and chinese,khmer shophouses. it's well worth taking afternoon stroll through town

Day 13: 120 km
Kampong Cham - Phnom Penh

We are on the final stretch of this incredible ride. We take the backroads that wind through local villages and a couple of ferry rides. With our final ferry ride taking us to the edge of Phnom Penh and within a couple of km from our riverside hotel. This great location is in the centre of Phnom Penh. Great views with a superb rooftop pool & bar.

Welcome to Phnom Penh.

Day 14
Phnom Penh
City Tour by Tuk Tuk

Today we head into the grim and darkest history of Cambodia under the hands of the cruel Khmer Rouge. Aboard our Tuk Tuks we head through the hustle & bustle of Phnom Penh out to the Killing Fields at Choeung Ek, a former orchard in Dangkao that was used as the Killing Fields between 1975 and 1979. We learn about the horrors that took place there, visit a large memorial to the 17,000 Cambodians who died at the site.

Next is a journey across to Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, a former high school used as a security prison known as S-21. An estimated 20,000 people were imprisoned at Tuol Sleng and it was one of 150–196 torture & execution centres. The afternoon sees us back at the hotel to unwind. Our hotel has a great rooftop pool. At 5 pm we jump aboard a boat for a sunset river cruise, drinks & dinner. Our final night stay in our great hotel concludes this incredible adventure.

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Please take note when planning your international flights. you need to fly to Vietnam and out from Cambodia

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