Google
Très belle visite en scooter des principaux temples autour de Siam Reap. Le guide était excellent. Nous avons pu échanger en français avec l'organisation. Le restaurant du deuxième jour était remarquable.
Three activities over two days: the great temples, a street-food night, and the pink temple an hour out of town.
Most two-day Angkor trips give you temples and more temples. This one breaks the pattern after lunch on the first day. You take Angkor Wat, Bayon and Ta Prohm in the cool of the morning, rest through the heat, then head back out at six for a night of street food, rice wine and a Khmer dinner with live music. Day two leaves the park behind entirely: an hour north by vintage Jeep to Banteay Srei, the pink sandstone temple with the finest carving in Cambodia, then back slowly through the villages making rice noodles and incense.
We would rather you read this here than work it out at six o'clock on the first evening.
The Angkor Wat morning on day one and the whole of the Banteay Srei day are yours alone. Your own guide, your own driver, your own vehicle, and you pick the start time between 7 and 9 AM on both.
The After Dark Food Tour is a small-group evening. Pickup is fixed at 6 PM, the ride is by Vespa, and the guiding is in English. You will be eating with up to five other travellers.
Want the evening to yourself as well? The private food tour runs $89 a head instead of $68, lets you start any time between 5 and 7 PM, and you choose Vespa or Jeep. Tell us when you book and we will price it up.
Two tours in one day, with a long gap between them. The temples in the cool of the morning, your afternoon free, then a second pickup at six for the food tour.
A tour in its own right, not a nightcap. Four hours across Siem Reap after dark with everything you eat and drink included, run as a small-group tour with up to five other travellers.
The morning is private, just your group, and your guide sets the pace. The evening is the small-group food tour, so you share it with up to five other travellers on a fixed 6 PM pickup. Vegetarian works at dinner; vegan does not, because the menu is built on fish, pork and egg. Say so when you book and we will be straight with you.
A full day out of the park: the finest carving in Cambodia, a monk blessing, and enough hands-on village stops that you come back having made something.
Honest note: day one is long. Temples from early morning until half past two, then out again from six until ten. The gap in between is yours and you should use it. If that sounds like too much, move the food tour to day two evening and we will rearrange.
Nine in the morning, wet hair, and a red thread on your wrist.
Day two opens somewhere most itineraries would put a temple. You sit on a mat in front of a monk who has been up since four, and he chants over you and flicks water until your shirt is soaked through. Nobody explains it beforehand and nobody sells it afterwards. Then a thread goes on your wrist, and you keep it until it falls off on its own, which is usually somewhere over the Pacific three weeks later.
The ceremony is real. The pagoda is a working one, and you are a guest in it rather than an audience.
Très belle visite en scooter des principaux temples autour de Siam Reap. Le guide était excellent. Nous avons pu échanger en français avec l'organisation. Le restaurant du deuxième jour était remarquable.
If you want to visit the Temples through the Angkor forest, this is the best idea to sneak into it on a Vespa ! And you can still enjoy the sunset and stay secured thanks to the guide. We really enjoyed ! Thank you !
Vespa Tour Cambodia I can only give positive feedback here. A top-notch organization with incredibly friendly guides. Highly recommended.
Angkor VIP style. Wonderful day in the company of Benedict who took us off the beaten track, discover treasures of Angkor, away from the crowds of tourists. Departure from our house in vintage jeep. Refreshing wipes scented with jasmine water. Temples, both splendid and isolated. Little paths in the jungle. Backdoors. A few mysteries revealed thanks to his detailed knowledge of the sites and their history. Exquisite lunch at home. An indispensable and unavoidable escape.
Fantastic day out Really fantastic tour on the Vespas - thanks so much to our three guides who made us feel safe and looked after us really well. They took us to see the mine detecting rats (brilliant visit) which was unexpected, and the lake and lunch. Really a super day out.
Siem Reap Vespa Our Vespa guide was spectacular. His English was excellent. He was knowledgeable about the city and its culture. He answered all questions, including restaurant recommendations for other sites in the country to see, and even answered a few questions about Anger Wat that we forgot to ask. Our drivers were cautious, We also went on a Vespa Tour with the same sound quality in Hanoi.
Great Trip and Staff is A+++. Great experience to try all kinds of food and the staff is amazing. They drive very safe and have a lot of fun too. Was able to give them preferences and what we like and don't like, they nailed the experience. Thanks Vespa Tour Team! A++++
An incredible way to see the Cambodian countryside outside of Siem Reap My sister, niece & I had a wonderful time on the Siem Reap Vespa Adventures Tour. It was interesting to get out into the countryside, see things the "local" way, visiting a Buddhist temple, and experiencing the market life. The lunch we had at a local home was simply amazing, and I say this as a true foodie! My driver was Tut, who spoke excellent English, and the entire team of guides were very professional. We all felt very safe and looked after, always leading with the "safety first" motto in wearing helmets. I highly recommend this tour! Libby (Fort Worth, TX)
Vegetarian is fine on the food tour. Vegan is not: the menu is built on fish, pork and egg and we cannot work around all three. Say so when you book.
Children are welcome on all three. Ages 4 to 12 get 30% off, which on the food tour works out at $47.60.
You share it. The evening included in this combo is the small-group After Dark Food Tour, up to 6 guests, with a fixed 6 PM pickup by Vespa and an English-speaking guide. The Angkor Wat morning and the whole Banteay Srei day are fully private, just your group.
Yes. The private version is $89 a head instead of $68, so about $21 more per person. You also get to pick your start time anywhere between 5 and 7 PM, and you choose Vespa or vintage Jeep. Tell us when you book.
Vegetarian, yes, tell us when you book. Vegan, no. The food tour menu is built around fish, pork and egg, and we cannot substitute around all three without taking most of the evening away. We would rather say that now than at the dinner table.
It is the longest day of the two. Temples from your 7 to 9 AM start until about 2:30 PM, then the food tour from 6 PM to 10 PM. The gap in the middle is free and most guests sleep or swim through it. If you would rather not, we can move the food tour to the second evening instead.
The 3-day pass at $62. Two of the three activities are inside the park, Angkor Wat on day one and Banteay Srei on day two, and there is no 2-day pass. The food tour is in town and needs no pass at all.
No. The 3-day pass covers any 3 days within a 7-day window and this combo only uses two of them, so you can leave a rest day between. Tell us your preferred dates when you book.
About an hour north of Siem Reap by Jeep. That distance is exactly why most one-day tours leave it out, and why we give it a whole day rather than squeezing it onto the end of a temple circuit.
Yes, with a valid international driving licence. Your guide rides with you and your driver takes over whenever you have had enough. Day one is a Vespa or Jeep with a driver, and the food tour is always driven.
A sit-down Khmer lunch on both temple days with drinks, and on the food tour everything you eat and drink including alcohol. Breakfasts are your own, and so is dinner on day two.
Yes, on all three. Ages 4 to 12 get 30% off, which brings the food tour to $47.60 for a child, and under 4s go free on the temple days. The night market tends to be the part children remember.
Everything still runs. We carry poncho-style raincoats and the Jeep has a roof. If the rain is heavy on the food-tour evening we swap the Vespas for a Jeep. Cambodian rain usually arrives hard in the afternoon and passes.
Cancel 14 or more days ahead for a full refund. Inside 14 days it is 50%. Inside 5 days, or a no-show, there is no refund.
I grew up inside the walls of Angkor Wat, in the pagoda where my grandfather, Loung Sake, served as Grand Abbot. The pagoda still stands today, just inside the enclosure.
Girls weren't allowed to sleep in the monastery, so I shaved my head and dressed as a boy to stay close to him. He taught me Sanskrit on palm leaves.
Adventures Cambodia started in 2013. Every tour is private and led by a local.
