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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.
Both Angkor circuits over two mornings, driven by classic Vespa or vintage Jeep, with your own guide and a Khmer lunch each day.
Angkor is too big for one day and most people find that out too late. Two mornings fixes it. The first runs the inner loop, Angkor Wat through the South Gate to Bayon and the royal terraces, finishing under the roots of Ta Prohm. The second heads out to the Grand Circuit, a wider ring of forest temples where you can stand in a ruined gallery and hear nothing but cicadas. You pick your start between 7 and 9 AM on both days, your driver carries you gate to gate, and lunch is a sit-down in a Khmer house rather than a queue at a stall.
Same route, same guide, same price, on both days. The only question is what you want to sit in.
You ride pillion behind your own driver. Open air, the smell of the forest, and the narrow gate roads that a car cannot take comfortably. Best for one or two people who want to feel the ride.
An open-sided Willys with your driver at the wheel. Room to spread out, shade over your head when the sun climbs, and space for a family or a group of four. Best if you would rather watch the road go by than be in it.
Either way you are a passenger, not a driver. You are free to look up.
The inner loop and the three temples everyone comes to Cambodia for, done in the cool half of the day and finished by mid-afternoon.
This is your private tour. Your guide reads your pace and adapts as the morning goes, longer where you linger and a shorter stop where you do not. The order can shift if a temple is busy or closed for a ceremony.
The wide loop most two-day visitors skip, eight stops through forest temples where the crowd thins out to almost nothing by the third one.
Honest note: day two is the longer walk of the two, spread over more stops. If you would rather trade a temple for a slower lunch, say so on the morning and your guide will rebuild the afternoon around it.
The last temple of the second day is the one you will talk about.
By the time you reach Ta Ney you have seen the two most famous temples on earth and a dozen more besides. Then your driver turns off the tarmac onto a laterite track, the forest closes over the road, and you stop at a ruin with no ticket booth, no vendors and usually nobody else. Roots have come over the wall the same way they have at Ta Prohm, only here there is no queue for the photograph and no one asking you to move along. Your guide sits down on a fallen block and lets you wander.
Same forest, same stone, an hour and a world away from the coach park.
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)
Children are welcome. Ages 4 to 12 get 30% off, and under 4s ride free.
No temple repeats. Day one runs the Small Circuit, which is Angkor Wat, Bayon and Ta Prohm with the gates and terraces between them. Day two runs the Grand Circuit, a separate outer loop from Preah Khan round to Ta Ney.
No, there is no 2-day Angkor pass. The three options are 1-day at $37, 3-day at $62 and 7-day at $72, so for two temple days you buy the 3-day at $62. It works out cheaper than two single-day passes anyway.
They do not have to be consecutive. The 3-day pass is valid for any 3 days within a 7-day window and this tour only uses two of them, so you can leave a rest day in between and still be covered. Tell us your preferred dates when you book.
You choose, and the price is the same either way. The Vespa puts you in the open air on the narrow gate roads and suits one or two people. The Jeep gives you shade and room, which matters more with a family or a group of four.
You are driven, on both days. On the Vespa you ride pillion behind your own driver, and in the Jeep your driver is at the wheel. That is deliberate: it means you can look up at the gates instead of at the road, and it lets us drop you at one temple entrance and collect you at another.
A sit-down Khmer lunch on both days, with bottled water and drinks throughout. Day one eats in a traditional wooden house inside the park, day two in a private house by the Srah Srang water. Breakfast and dinner are your own.
Just your group, both days. No strangers join, and the same guide and driver stay with you across the two mornings.
Yes. Children aged 4 to 12 get 30% off and under 4s go free. The Jeep is usually the easier choice with younger children because there is room to sit together and shade overhead.
The tour still runs. We carry good poncho-style raincoats, and the Jeep has a roof. Rain in Cambodia tends to arrive hard in the afternoon and pass, and both of these days finish before or around the time it usually starts.
English as standard. Other languages can be arranged on request, so ask when you book and we will tell you honestly whether we can cover it for your dates.
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.
