Cambodia Trails
Cambodia Trails
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Cambodia Trails off-road motorcycle team content of 4 Cambodian professional motorcyclist with 10+ experienced. Small Cambodian business based in Siem Reap. Our team can arrange motorcycle riding holiday for Half Day, Full Day and Multi Day. From Beginners to Experienced Riders, New Yamaha WR-250F, WR-450F model 2009-11 and new KTM-350 XC-F model 2011-13 With Us, You won't Be Regret.
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Allen M
Brevard, NC14 contributions
Jan 2020
On a whim, my wife and I (60 years old), with no dirt bike or motorcycle experience did the full day tour. We are both athletic, fairly fit and have some mountain bike experience. With their guidance and riding around a field for 30 minutes we were good to go. With two guides, we got to see the real Cambodia, away from tourists, and visit a temple older than Angor Wat. Lunch at a restaurant in the countryside was great and gave us time to get to know our guides better and learn more about local culture. It was challenging, and were we really tired when we finished, but we are super happy that we made such a unique memory. Aki and Bot took great care of us and were very friendly and professional. My advice is step outside your comfort zone and make a memory that will impress all your friends.
Written January 19, 2020
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JonaC
Doncaster, UK3 contributions
Jul 2022 • Friends
Three of us booked a one day off road ride with Aki and enjoyed every minute. Full protective clothing was given to us and a choice of bikes. The WR250 was a great choice for me, lightweight and powerful enough for the trails of Siem Reap and beyond. The highlight of the day was an overgrown temple we were taken to in the heart of the jungle, shortly followed by lunch which was out of this world! I’ll certainly be back for a second visit next year and hopefully an extended tour 👍
Written July 6, 2022
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Trev B
Wainfleet All Saints, UK5 contributions
Jan 2023 • Solo
I can highly recommend this company, I only had time for a one day tour but would love to do a few days in the future, it sounds amazing. I took the WR250 which was perfect for the day my tour guide was jet and he knows the area well. I had one puncture which was sorted straight away and we had plenty of stops for water and food all in with the cost of the tour. Best to contact Aki through WhatsApp as it’s nearly instant reply. Thanks for the day guys
Written January 17, 2023
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Chas1996
Kells, Ireland30 contributions
Jul 2022 • Friends
Aki and Bot were amazing instructors and very patient. I had not ridden a motorbike for 35 years. And they tailored the experience to me. The scenery I saw reminded me of the films, The Killing Fields and First they killed my Father. The experience was amazing and as another reviewer said, the trip of a life time. Going along a track and avoiding water buffaloes, waving at the locals. Super, super, super. Having a water stop, and hearing the wail of a tannoy, as the tuk tuk arrived with a monk in, was one of the high lights of Cambodia.
Highly recommend these selfless people who helped others during COVID.
This is in top 5 things I have done in my life. And this is cheap.
Thank you so much.
Highly recommend these selfless people who helped others during COVID.
This is in top 5 things I have done in my life. And this is cheap.
Thank you so much.
Written July 16, 2022
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Nik N
Dubai, United Arab Emirates23 contributions
Dec 2015 • Solo
The purpose of this is not to rant but to share my experience so that others will hopefully not have to go through the horrific ordeal that I did.
I expressed my concern that I was a beginner yet they stressed that it was absolutely fine. I spent about 40 mins training and right at the end they switched me to a much bigger and more powerful bike. I had very little time to get accustomed to the new bike and we were already off into the trail.
I lost control of the bike at a sharp turn and ended up having a horrible accident wherein I shattered my wrist.
There were two guides, both of whom said that my hand was probably dislocated. They began to tug aggressively at my deformed wrist to get it back into place, probably doing more damage to it. One guide stayed behind while the other continued the tour with the one other patron. The guide did not even have a cellphone so he had to flag down a passerby to get us some help.
To cut a very long and painful story short, I was in a hospital in Siem Reap where an under-experienced surgeon was convincing me to operate (ill recommendation aimed only to get my money). Thankfully I flew back home and was able to have my hand operated on by a specialist, and hope to regain full motion and use of my right hand after having it in a cast for 2 months. I have titanium plates and pins in my hand permanently now.
Of course every extreme sport comes with its risks and I absolutely accept responsibility for my accident, yet this company is much to ready to take on beginners just to get their money with no consideration of their safety and no preparation should something go wrong.
I just hope that other beginners will not be reckless enough to do an extreme sport like this with the WRONG tour guides and in the WRONG country to have something go wrong in.
I expressed my concern that I was a beginner yet they stressed that it was absolutely fine. I spent about 40 mins training and right at the end they switched me to a much bigger and more powerful bike. I had very little time to get accustomed to the new bike and we were already off into the trail.
I lost control of the bike at a sharp turn and ended up having a horrible accident wherein I shattered my wrist.
There were two guides, both of whom said that my hand was probably dislocated. They began to tug aggressively at my deformed wrist to get it back into place, probably doing more damage to it. One guide stayed behind while the other continued the tour with the one other patron. The guide did not even have a cellphone so he had to flag down a passerby to get us some help.
To cut a very long and painful story short, I was in a hospital in Siem Reap where an under-experienced surgeon was convincing me to operate (ill recommendation aimed only to get my money). Thankfully I flew back home and was able to have my hand operated on by a specialist, and hope to regain full motion and use of my right hand after having it in a cast for 2 months. I have titanium plates and pins in my hand permanently now.
Of course every extreme sport comes with its risks and I absolutely accept responsibility for my accident, yet this company is much to ready to take on beginners just to get their money with no consideration of their safety and no preparation should something go wrong.
I just hope that other beginners will not be reckless enough to do an extreme sport like this with the WRONG tour guides and in the WRONG country to have something go wrong in.
Written December 22, 2015
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nephaarite
Warsaw, Poland2 contributions
Nov 2011 • Solo
I have travelled with Aki - he's really professional, helpful and knowledgeable tour guide. I greatly recommend him for any kind of trips around Cambodia.
Written October 12, 2012
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Ian P
London, UK5 contributions
Aug 2012 • Friends
It was with huge excitement that I arranged to do a trip with Cambodia trails this summer and from the moment I first contacted Aki, the trip was professionally and brilliantly organized. From the moment we touched down in Siem Reap the service was impeccable and this same level of commitment to a high quality tour rolled on throughout our trip across Cambodia.
Everything had been expertly pre-organized but there still was a complete level of flexibility. If I told Aki, our tour leader, the night before that we wanted to do something else, it could easily be worked into the plan for the next day. The distinction I draw with the trip we took is that unlike other tours I have done across the world, I count Aki as a great friend following our trip. Whatever your preferences our trip was tailored to our needs; furthermore Aki was with us on most activities, and with with us every step of the way. He knows the history of the land and knows every good bar, restaurant and hotel from the border of thailand to Saigon.
A high level of service, prompt and excellent English. It is an experience I won't forget and I am already planning a return trip next year. Cambodia is one of the most beautiful countries in the world and I have completely fallen in love with the place, however so many people who come to this great country only scratch the surface. Book a tour with Cambodia trails and see everything this amazing country has to offer, stuff you didn't think even existed! Take the stress out of it as well with an excellently planned and booked tour, everything is arranged, you just have to sit back and enjoy the view!
Really, this is the best tour company you will ever use. Fact!
Everything had been expertly pre-organized but there still was a complete level of flexibility. If I told Aki, our tour leader, the night before that we wanted to do something else, it could easily be worked into the plan for the next day. The distinction I draw with the trip we took is that unlike other tours I have done across the world, I count Aki as a great friend following our trip. Whatever your preferences our trip was tailored to our needs; furthermore Aki was with us on most activities, and with with us every step of the way. He knows the history of the land and knows every good bar, restaurant and hotel from the border of thailand to Saigon.
A high level of service, prompt and excellent English. It is an experience I won't forget and I am already planning a return trip next year. Cambodia is one of the most beautiful countries in the world and I have completely fallen in love with the place, however so many people who come to this great country only scratch the surface. Book a tour with Cambodia trails and see everything this amazing country has to offer, stuff you didn't think even existed! Take the stress out of it as well with an excellently planned and booked tour, everything is arranged, you just have to sit back and enjoy the view!
Really, this is the best tour company you will ever use. Fact!
Written October 1, 2012
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nic1811027
Auckland, New Zealand16 contributions
Aug 2012 • Couples
We've recently returned from 15 days in Singapore, Siem Reap, Vietnam and Thailand. For Siem Reap, where we stayed 3 nights, I booked the services of Vannak from Cambodian Trails as our private guide and driver for 2 of those days. He was prompt, looking after us very well, spoke excellent English and was very knowledgable. The vehicle was very comfortable, the air con excellent (!), he carried lots of much needed cold water and icy cold flannels. We both felt safe with him, and he could talk about anything and everything. I'd highly recommend his services and encourage that the use of an air conned vehicle for transport means greater stamina exploring the temples and ruins!
Written August 30, 2012
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PT-212
Mexico City, Mexico31 contributions
Dec 2015 • Couples
Exhilarating experience! My fiancé and I started as beginners and by the end of the day we had seen two remote temples, a lot of beautiful countryside (would otherwise have been very difficult to see this) and we had learned how to ride.
4.5 days in Siem Reap, 3 days at Angkor. We did this as a break day.
Aki was a great instructor, Bot was an awesome guide. Everyone super friendly, responsible and thoughtful (especially when one of us started the day with an upset stomach).
4.5 days in Siem Reap, 3 days at Angkor. We did this as a break day.
Aki was a great instructor, Bot was an awesome guide. Everyone super friendly, responsible and thoughtful (especially when one of us started the day with an upset stomach).
Written December 27, 2015
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Matt R
London, UK8 contributions
May 2015 • Solo
A couple of days ago I spent a great day with Aki from Cambodia trails who took me on the off-road dirt bike tour.
I'm travelling solo and had no experience riding a motorbike so don't let that put you off if you're worried.
I had an extra day in Siem Reap so I phoned the day before, even though he was on a tour Aki took my call but if he doesn't answer send him a text as he's probably on the bike!
He came and picked me up and had all the equipment ready and waiting having already asked my sizes. After 45 mins learning about the bike and training I'd got the grips of it and we were off, starting on easier terrain and then Aki geared the route around my ability as it progressed.
You get to see the most breathtaking views - we rode through rural towns, over rickety bridges, past local weddings, stopped off at forgotten temples and this was all before midday!
Aki shot loads of photos and videos to document the day and clips of me riding which he shared with me afterwards.
Although this could be bad if you're a show off like me..
Towards the end of the day when he was filming I decided to go faster than an absolute beginner should on a bumpy trail and went straight over the handlebars into a ditch. Aki had kitted me out in complete chest/shoulder/back armour and all the other padding so I literally bounced straight to my feet with only my male pride damaged!
The bike took a few knocks and dents but he was genuinely only concerned that I was ok which made me feel much better about it!
Toward the end of our tour a hurricane like wind picked up sending a huge tree crashing across the road, inches from Aki's bike! He bounced over it just in time and I skidded to a stop in front of it - all made for an exciting day with great stories!
There are a few other motorbike / dirt bike trail companies that I looked into but I'm really glad that I booked it through a local guide as his knowledge of the history of the area was second to none and you definitely feel less like a tourist just tearing up local tracks when he's waving to people he knows!
This was by far the most fun and best day I've spent on my 3 weeks travelling around SE Asia!
I'm travelling solo and had no experience riding a motorbike so don't let that put you off if you're worried.
I had an extra day in Siem Reap so I phoned the day before, even though he was on a tour Aki took my call but if he doesn't answer send him a text as he's probably on the bike!
He came and picked me up and had all the equipment ready and waiting having already asked my sizes. After 45 mins learning about the bike and training I'd got the grips of it and we were off, starting on easier terrain and then Aki geared the route around my ability as it progressed.
You get to see the most breathtaking views - we rode through rural towns, over rickety bridges, past local weddings, stopped off at forgotten temples and this was all before midday!
Aki shot loads of photos and videos to document the day and clips of me riding which he shared with me afterwards.
Although this could be bad if you're a show off like me..
Towards the end of the day when he was filming I decided to go faster than an absolute beginner should on a bumpy trail and went straight over the handlebars into a ditch. Aki had kitted me out in complete chest/shoulder/back armour and all the other padding so I literally bounced straight to my feet with only my male pride damaged!
The bike took a few knocks and dents but he was genuinely only concerned that I was ok which made me feel much better about it!
Toward the end of our tour a hurricane like wind picked up sending a huge tree crashing across the road, inches from Aki's bike! He bounced over it just in time and I skidded to a stop in front of it - all made for an exciting day with great stories!
There are a few other motorbike / dirt bike trail companies that I looked into but I'm really glad that I booked it through a local guide as his knowledge of the history of the area was second to none and you definitely feel less like a tourist just tearing up local tracks when he's waving to people he knows!
This was by far the most fun and best day I've spent on my 3 weeks travelling around SE Asia!
Written May 28, 2015
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Hi price for trail motocross? Do u have Atv also?
Aki P
Siem Reap, Cambodia13 contributions
Hi Naz,
We are now do the Off-road motorcycle, motocross, dirtbike tour only
$160 person for Honda XR-250R
$205 person for Yamaha WR-250F or WR-450F
If more riders price will go lower,
Regards - Aki
MJenko1967
New South Wales, Australia117 contributions
Hi there,
What is the cost of a one day tour?
Is riding equipment included?
Can I take my wife 2up, I have experience in dirt and road bikes?
Thanks
Aki P
Siem Reap, Cambodia13 contributions
Hi Ghangis,
For a day tour we have 3 types of bikes with different cost,
+ $160 for Honda XR-250R model 2002 (Possible for Pillion $40 extra)
+ $205 for Yamaha WR-250F or WR-450F model 2009 - 11
+ $245 for KTM 350 XC-F model 2013
We provided all safety riding gears to all riders
Aki
yan555
Bangkok, Thailand28 contributions
I ride a scotter but dont have experience in mud bikes.
I can go with group or solo ?
And what is the price
Thanks
Aki P
Siem Reap, Cambodia13 contributions
Sure, If you have ridden scooter you can have a trip with us as we have 150cc for training for a short course as many riders had been trained for just 30-45mins and good to go on trip with us,
Depending on date you you may go solo or join group,
If your level can join with other rider you may can join but if you slower than other riders you still go with your own guide so you don't slow everyone down,
The price is $160
Regards - Aki
Copollo
1 contribution
Hi, I am a pure beginner, I have ridden an e bike and a four wheeled quad in the past that is all. is that OK? also I would be going solo, do many people do that? would I be put in with a group? It looks amazing I would love to give it a go.
Aki P
Siem Reap, Cambodia13 contributions
Well, If you have been riding E bike so you know how to ride 2 wheels,
It is Ok to do a trip with us, but we need to give you a training lesson for 30-45mins, some riders can pick up quick, and good to go after 30 mins, as weediest train you hoe to control gear and clutch than just practice, I bet it is fine as we have lot of beginner riders too, and we have 150cc bike for beginners,
For beginner we will never put you into a group as you may slow everyone down,
Aki
834tengkuf
34 contributions
What type of bikes is avail for the 1 day adventure
Aki P
Siem Reap, Cambodia13 contributions
Hi there,
Well, we have all kind of bikes which suitable to all riders,
+ Honda CRF-150/230cc model 2006 Enduro bike for beginners and for female riders or Asian shape riders.
+ Honda XR-250 model 2002 trail bike as standard bike for all experience riders,
+ Yamaha WR-250/450F for all pro roders
+KTM-250 XCS-W model 2008-10
+ Gas Gas 2 strokes 300R model 2013
Regards
TravelTaoSG
Singapore307 contributions
Hello, i have some questions,
1. Where do we go? Angkor wat temples? or other places?
2. is the price for the whole day?
3. whats the maximum number of people you guys can teach?
Aki P
Siem Reap, Cambodia13 contributions
Hi there,
1- We are offroad motorcycle, 2 wheels nation and we are adventure people, we are jungle tour and escape from tourism industry, of course we visited temple but not Angkor complex, what we're mean is we visit temples, that no blue eyes, white skin, with pointing nose reach there, and rural area that you can touch real local + culture.
2- Day tour start from $130/rider
3- we can carry 10+ riders for beginner riders who can ride scooter,
Haylie W
Brisbane1 contribution
Hi, How much are tours approximately? and do you provide off road gear? I've only ridden on road before is this an issue?
Aki P
Siem Reap, Cambodia13 contributions
Hi Haylie,
Our off-road motorcycle daily tour cost,start from $130/rider, but depending on group size,
Of course, we are provided safety riding gears to all riders, and they are just %70 new, and please don't wish they are all fit your %100.
We arrange tour to all level of rider from Beginner to Professional riders,
For beginners even if they just ride scooter we also can just give them 45mins lesson and they good to go, This we call Zero experience rider,
If you have been ridden Road-Bike we called you an Intermediate rider,
Aki
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