South-East Asia Bike Tours

The Tiger Ride is a fabulous overland adventure which you can join in 4, 3, 2 and 1 day options. There are two categories – Mad Dogs, which involves long distances and cycling every inch, and Wild Cats, a more relaxed and more guided overland a ...

Challenge yourself to cycle across the mountains of northern Vietnam and Laos, and be rewarded with an experience of a life time. Starting in Hanoi, cycle all the way to Vientiane (17 days).

Cycle majestic mountains, go tiger spotti ...

Challenge yourself to cycle across the mountains of northern Vietnam and Laos, and be rewarded with an experience of a life time. Starting in Hanoi, cycle as far as Luang Prabang over 11 days.

Cycle majestic mountains, go tiger spot ...

Cycling from Luang Prabang to Vientiane is an incredible way to experience Laos. Avoiding all the major highways and getting way off the beaten track, this  cycling adventure will take you through national parks, rivers and rainforests.
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Get on a bicycle, off the beaten track and explore the contrast in countries between Cambodia and Vietnam.
 
Social Cycles will take you on a journey to interact and connect with local grassroot Non Government Organizations (NGO ...

Get on a bicycle, off the beaten track and explore the contrast in countries between Cambodia and Vietnam.
With adventures beginning from your choice of Siem Reap (16 days) or Phnom Penh (12 days), and finishing in Saigon, Vietnam, you can ...

Cambodia is an amazing country to cycle across. From the chaos of the Phnom Penh to the calm of the countryside, Cambodia is easy to fall in love with. The days are long, the country is hot and the people are super friendly. From the constant and ...

Cambodia is an amazing country to cycle across. From the chaos of the Phnom Penh to the calm of the countryside, Cambodia is easy to fall in love with. The days are long, the country is hot and the people are super friendly. From the constant and ...

Riders will head out by boat past the city’s vibrant river life – fishing boats, busy docks and ocean going freighters. Once back on dry land they will head through rubber plantations and fields of sugarcane before climbing up into the hi ...

Join us on our cycling quest for the fabled kingdom of Shangri-La, an earthly paradise where there is no war and no suffering, and where people live in peace and harmony through meditation and self-discipline. Our journey begins in the bustling moder ...

After cycling in the humidity of southern Thailand, they will likely appreciate a ride through Malaysia’s Cameron Highlands. Situated between 1000 and 1500 m above sea level, the temperatures are pleasant and the scenery is remarkable – t ...

The cyclists will stop in Thailand's oldest beach resort, Hua Hin, where the Thai Royal family is known to spend some time. Further south the route turns sharply west towards the Burmese border and the coastal road along the Andaman Sea and a res ...

Having enjoyed a few ice-cold Angkor beers at the Foreign Correspondents Club in Phnonm Penh, riders will cycle along the northern edge of the Tonle Sap, Cambodia's most important waterway. Three days later they will arrive for a double rest day ...

Staying inland from the coast, they will travel through small villages and National Parks before turning west and climbing over the Kaew Nua Pass into rural Laos.

Here they can explore the amazing karst formations and caves during thei ...

Once in Guilin they will enjoy the beautiful surroundings – towering karst mountains, winding rivers and verdant rice paddies. The cyclists then head southwest though peaceful rural villages and some of China’s most gorgeous countryside b ...