DB Half day Motorcycle Offroad Siem Reap Tour

The hosts were nice, they offered hotel pick up and drop off for me and my friend. Although we called promptly, they managed to organize the jalf day tour in a short period of time. Our guide was very nice and professional in teaching us how to ride a motorbike. He also took us to visit the locals in Cambodia and explained how they make a living, from rock carvings to collection of palm sugar. We definitely recommend this tour if you want to know the lives of Cambodian locals :)

Great tracks with stunning scenery,ride at your own pace with very experienced local guides that will accommodate for all your needs from food and drinks to fixing any mechanical problems that may arise. Would happily go back for more adventures. Enjoy!

Half day trip is an understatement. This was the trip of my life. Having not ridden a bike for an long time I was worried about riding off road, that too on the powerful honda 250 xr. The trip is organized by hidden cambodia and all the protective gear is given by them. Good quality helmet, elbow and knee guards and appropriate riding shirt and boots. All top quality. May not be brand new, but it did the job. Despite my apprehension of how I'd perform, my guide Mr. Slim first took me to a sandy stretch where I learned to control the bike in shaky situations. Later we rode through what looked lile uncultivated paddy fields. After an hour of observing me we took a break. Water is supplied at every break. Then the real trip started, we rode through jungle stretches and reasonably good speeds. Covered slushy stretches, narrow tracks, and some mud roads where we did gooood speeds. The trip took me to a temple which was built before angkor wat. Its abandoned and in ruins now. More about the breaks - we were riding theought rural Cambodia and the village folks are really sweet. We also stopped for a snack of Khmer noodles made fresh and served with some spicy sauce. Though not part of the itinerary mr. Slim treated me to it. Thank him for that. In the last leg of the ride, fatigue started kicking in and my palms were hurting and knees acking. But then it was too little a hurdle to stop me. I enjoyed every bit the the trip and felt natural on a dirt bike. Lastly, when we were back I was greeted by Ms. Sheila who runs hidden cambodia and offered a beer as well. Other notes- theres a security deposit of $50 that needs to be given before the start of the journey and that would cover any breakages. A list of costs will be shared with you before you start. Every thing is pretty transparent and upfront.