Koh Dach Bike Rides in Cambodia
Centered in the Mekong River, the small island of Koh Dach preserves the rich traditions of authentic Cambodian culture: village women weave by hand delicate silks, while, just down the orchard lane, monks wearing brilliant saffron robes collect morning alms. Local village life here exemplifies a beautiful simplicity.
What do we see? After picking you up from your hotel, we'll transfer by private van to the local ferry. A short crossing across the Mekong River, we'll take to bikes on the rusty banks of Koh Dach to explore the island's authenticities.
Heavy orchard branches of ripe fruit shade much of our bike trail as we ride into the island communities. Under elevated shophouses, we'll stop to see silk weavers create this supple fabric. Further down the country road, fruit orchards give way to vibrant vegetable farms. Reaching a far edge of the island, we'll navigate a sandy bank, which quickly expands into a white, small beach. In the shade of river huts, which are elevated over the Mekong River, we'll lunch on local specialities. There's even an opportunity here for a shallow swim or inner tube rental.
In the afternoon, we'll cycle past historic Khmer temples and the local school before revisiting the ferry pier. The last leg of our journey consists of an afternoon boat ride lasting approximately 2 hours. Among the fishermen's longtails, our chartered boat meanders down the sparkling Mekong waters and ports at the Royal Palace.
What is the riding like? This is a gentle 23 km ride that is suitable for any level. Experienced SpiceRoads cycle guides set a relaxed pace according to the level of the group. On Koh Dach, there are no cars, only the occasional bicycle, motorcycle, and ox-and-carriage. Depending on the recent rainfall, you can possibly expect the island's dirt roads to be bumpy.
What do we see? After picking you up from your hotel, we'll transfer by private van to the local ferry. A short crossing across the Mekong River, we'll take to bikes on the rusty banks of Koh Dach to explore the island's authenticities.
Heavy orchard branches of ripe fruit shade much of our bike trail as we ride into the island communities. Under elevated shophouses, we'll stop to see silk weavers create this supple fabric. Further down the country road, fruit orchards give way to vibrant vegetable farms. Reaching a far edge of the island, we'll navigate a sandy bank, which quickly expands into a white, small beach. In the shade of river huts, which are elevated over the Mekong River, we'll lunch on local specialities. There's even an opportunity here for a shallow swim or inner tube rental.
In the afternoon, we'll cycle past historic Khmer temples and the local school before revisiting the ferry pier. The last leg of our journey consists of an afternoon boat ride lasting approximately 2 hours. Among the fishermen's longtails, our chartered boat meanders down the sparkling Mekong waters and ports at the Royal Palace.
What is the riding like? This is a gentle 23 km ride that is suitable for any level. Experienced SpiceRoads cycle guides set a relaxed pace according to the level of the group. On Koh Dach, there are no cars, only the occasional bicycle, motorcycle, and ox-and-carriage. Depending on the recent rainfall, you can possibly expect the island's dirt roads to be bumpy.
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Itinerary / Highlights
Pick up Time 07:00 to 07:30 at your hotelDrop Off Usually around 17:00 at your hotel
Departure Days The tour departs every Sun., Tues. and Thurs. with a minimum group of 2 adults.
Children Children ages 12-16 years are welcome on this trip and receive a 25% discount.
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