CAMBODIA MOTORCYCLE TOURS, BY PARTNERS

We are pleased to announce our cooperation with Dancing Roads Dirtbike Tours Cambodia, based in Phnom Penh. Here you’ll find just a selection of the tours they offer. We are now also working together to arrange international trips combining Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia.

More Partners’ Adventure Tours & Services

– Thailand
– China
– Laos
– Cycling in Vietnam
– Custom tours
– Italian restored scooters
– Restored Russian Ural sidecars

Welcome!

General Details

Dancing Roads comes from the Khmer phrase ‘plough roam’, used by locals to describe the rough condition of most rural routes. This may be bad news for those looking for luxury travel, but good news for those looking for a dirt bike adventure! In Cambodia, there is no need for an official motocross track or enduro trail- just find a road, ride, and enjoy!

If you’d like to get off the beaten track but aren’t sure where to begin, let us ensure your visit is more than just a guidebook. The real Cambodian adventure starts with two wheels and a kick start.

Brave yourself against seemingly impassable roads, explore hidden temples, drink with the hill tribes, camp in the jungles, or just take it easy. We will take you off the typical tourist trail to see the real Cambodia. Whether you’re a novice or an expert, we have something to suit you.

Great Partnership

We are Western-Cambodian cooperation that brings together east and west. By combining in-depth local knowledge with Western standards, we have offered the best-value dirt bike experience in Cambodia for more than 4 years already.

Dancing Roads Dirtbike Tours Cambodia started in the year 2000 to give visitors an alternative means of travel around the country, whilst providing them with a deeper insight into its history, customs, and people. And what better way to negotiate those dancing roads than to go off-road with a motorbike!

With Dancing Roads Dirtbike Tours Cambodia you will experience the thrill of independent travel without the worry of communication difficulties. You will have the safety net of a local guide to bridge the language gap and show you a side of the country that you might otherwise miss. Above all, with a small group, you’ll feel more like you’re on a ride with mates than on an organised tour.

As the country develops and roads are surfaced, our tour leader, Paeng, is constantly researching new routes to guarantee excellent off-roading for riders.