| Number of Cycling Days: 13 Days | Total Cycling Distance: 885 Km |
| Accommodation: Included | Bike Hire: Included |
| Single Supplement: Supplement Charge | Tour Code: PHM – SGP |
| Next departure: 02 November, 2025 | Difficulty: Challenge |
Embark on an epic cycling trip from Phuket to Malaysia and Singapore, and experience Southeast Asia like never before. This cross-border adventure takes you from Thailand’s tropical coastline through the cultural heart of Malaysia and into the modern metropolis of Singapore. Ride along scenic coastal roads, through rubber and palm plantations, bustling markets, historic towns, and vibrant cities. Along the way, discover diverse cultures, taste regional cuisine, and enjoy warm hospitality. Ideal for active travelers and cycling enthusiasts, this Phuket to Singapore bike tour blends adventure, exploration, and cultural immersion across three incredible countries.
Cross-country cycling through Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore
Ride along scenic coastlines, palm-lined roads, and historic towns
Explore cultural hubs like Penang, Malacca, and Singapore
Experience diverse local cuisine and authentic village life
Fully supported tour with vehicle backup and experienced guides
Your Phuket to Singapore cycling tour begins with your arrival in Phuket, Thailand, where you’ll meet your expert guide and fellow riders for a warm welcome and detailed trip briefing. After a safety check and bike setup, begin your journey with a scenic ride out of Phuket Town (or your hotel), heading north toward Phang Nga along peaceful coastal cycling routes.
As you pedal through southern Thailand’s tropical landscapes, enjoy views of pristine beaches, coconut plantations, and traditional Thai villages. Stop at vibrant local markets for refreshments and a taste of authentic Thai culture. Ride through quiet fishing communities and take in the serene beauty of the rural countryside before arriving in Phang Nga, nestled amid dramatic limestone karsts.
After your first day on the road, unwind and relax at your accommodation, recharging for the adventure ahead.
After a hearty breakfast, hop on your bike and begin your journey southward from Phang Nga. The ride takes you along peaceful backroads, framed by serene countryside views and dotted with rubber plantations, tropical forests, and traditional Thai villages.
The terrain is predominantly flat with a few gentle inclines, perfect for a comfortable yet engaging ride. Along the way, take in the fresh air and the quiet charm of small towns untouched by mass tourism.
Stop for a mid-day break in a local village, where you’ll enjoy freshly prepared authentic Thai cuisine, a perfect energy boost for the ride ahead. As the afternoon unfolds, continue cycling through expansive farmland and welcoming rural communities.
Upon arrival in Surat Thani, unwind and explore at your own pace. We recommend visiting the bustling Surat Thani Night Market, a vibrant spot filled with local street food, handcrafted goods, and a lively evening atmosphere.
Begin the day early with a nourishing breakfast before setting off from Surat Thani. The route follows quiet, scenic roads, winding through peaceful rubber plantations, palm groves, and traditional farming communities. The terrain remains mostly flat, with a few gentle ascents, making it ideal for a steady and enjoyable ride.
As you pass through small local towns, you’ll witness authentic daily life in southern Thailand. This stage offers ample opportunities for cultural immersion and picturesque photo stops.
By late afternoon, arrive in Hat Yai, one of Thailand’s major southern cities and a vibrant commercial hub. Here, you can choose to relax after your ride or explore some of Hat Yai’s top attractions. Visit the bustling Kim Yong Market for local snacks and souvenirs, or take in panoramic views and serene vibes at Hat Yai Municipal Park.
After enjoying breakfast at your hotel in Hat Yai, we’ll provide a vehicle transfer to the Thailand & Malaysia border. Please have your passport and travel documents ready for immigration processing. Once you’ve cleared customs, your Malaysian cycling adventure begins.
Ride through peaceful rural roads lined with palm oil plantations, passing by traditional Malay villages and small towns that give you a taste of local life in northern Malaysia. The terrain is mostly flat, ideal for relaxed and scenic riding.
As the journey continues, one of the highlights of the day awaits: cycling across the iconic Penang Bridge, one of Southeast Asia’s longest bridges offering sweeping views of the Straits of Malacca and the shimmering skyline of Penang Island.
Your day ends in George Town, the capital of Penang and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Famed for its colonial architecture, vibrant street art, fusion cuisine, and multicultural history, George Town is the perfect place to unwind, explore, and soak in Malaysian culture.
After breakfast in George Town, begin your journey by cycling through Seberang Perai, the mainland part of Penang state. Pedal past the towns of Perai and Bukit Mertajam, where quiet roads and scenic countryside provide a calming backdrop for the day’s ride.
Continue heading south as you approach Taiping, one of Malaysia’s oldest colonial towns. Surrounded by rainforests and serene landscapes, Taiping offers a blend of history and natural beauty. The ride through this region reveals palm oil plantations, rice paddies, and glimpses of local village life.
As the ride progresses into the state of Perak, you’ll cycle through gently rolling terrain with views of the Titiwangsa Mountain range in the distance. This segment of the long-distance cycling tour from Thailand to Singapore offers some of the most peaceful and photogenic countryside in Malaysia.
Arrive in Ipoh, a city renowned for its heritage architecture, limestone hills, and culinary delights. Settle in for a well-earned rest and, if time allows, explore the city’s old town or relax at one of its famous local cafés.
Departing from Ipoh after breakfast, you’ll begin the day cycling on mostly flat terrain, ideal for warming up your legs and enjoying the peaceful rhythms of rural Malaysia. The route takes you past quiet roads, charming countryside, and stretches of palm oil plantations, with local villages dotting the landscape.
As you reach Simpang Pulai, the challenge begins, the iconic climb into the Cameron Highlands. This gradual but steady ascent introduces you to cooler temperatures and a dramatic change in scenery. Lush forests and terraced tea plantations begin to emerge, and the winding mountain roads offer stunning panoramic views at every turn.
The climb is demanding but rewarding, and the refreshing highland air, combined with breathtaking scenery, makes this a true highlight of your Malaysia cycling itinerary. Arrive in the Cameron Highlands by late afternoon and settle in for a restful overnight stay in this tranquil mountain retreat.
Begin the day in the cool highland air as you set off from Cameron Highlands, enjoying a thrilling downhill ride toward Ringlet. The winding roads and panoramic views make for an exhilarating start. Before the descent, take a short break at the famous BOH Tea Plantation, where you can soak in sweeping views of terraced tea fields and enjoy a refreshing cup of locally grown tea.
As you continue your ride, the terrain transitions into flatter, more relaxed sections. Cycle through rural Malaysian landscapes, passing through small towns, farmland, and palm oil estates, ideal for maintaining a steady rhythm and soaking in the local atmosphere.
Arrive in Raub, a quiet town with rich history dating back to the British colonial era. Spend the evening exploring its heritage buildings, visiting local markets, or simply relaxing with a traditional Malaysian meal.
Start your day early with a hearty breakfast before setting off from Raub, cycling along peaceful rural roads that wind through palm oil plantations, dense greenery, and traditional villages. The route offers a dynamic ride, with a combination of rolling hills, long descents, and sweeping countryside views ideal for experienced riders seeking both challenge and scenery.
This part of the Malaysia cycling tour provides an authentic look at everyday life in the countryside, far from tourist routes. The ride is both invigorating and immersive, making it a standout stage in your long-distance cycling adventure through Southeast Asia.
As you approach Kuala Lumpur, the scenery begins to change, rural tranquility gives way to the urban skyline. Entering the capital by bike is an unforgettable experience, where towering skyscrapers, cultural landmarks, and bustling streets await. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and either relax or begin exploring the many highlights of Kuala Lumpur, such as the Petronas Towers, street food markets, or vibrant neighborhoods like Chinatown and Bukit Bintang.
Take a well-deserved break from the saddle and enjoy a free day in Kuala Lumpur. Whether you choose to relax at your hotel or dive into the city’s vibrant atmosphere, there’s something for every traveler. Visit the world-famous Petronas Twin Towers, explore the historic Sultan Abdul Samad Building, stroll through KLCC Park, or sample street food in Jalan Alor and Petaling Street Market.
This rest day allows you to recover physically while still experiencing the best of Malaysia’s capital city as part of your unforgettable cycling adventure from Thailand to Singapore.
After breakfast, set off from Kuala Lumpur toward Cheras, a southeastern suburb that marks the edge of the city. As you leave the capital behind, the scenery gradually shifts from suburban streets to quieter, more rural roads. Ride through Kajang, a town famous for its legendary Malaysian satay, where you may choose to stop for a taste of this local specialty.
Continue cycling toward Bangi, a peaceful town surrounded by lush fields, plantations, and small villages. The terrain is mostly flat with gentle undulations, making for a relaxed and scenic ride perfect for soaking in the landscapes of central Malaysia.
As you move farther from the urban sprawl, traffic becomes lighter and the countryside more serene. Eventually, you’ll approach Malacca (Melaka)—a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its vibrant blend of colonial history, colorful architecture, and multicultural charm. It’s a fitting destination to conclude another rewarding leg of your Malaysia to Singapore cycling tour.
Start your ride in the early morning, leaving Malacca’s suburban outskirts behind as you head towards Ayer Keroh, a gateway town that soon gives way to more tranquil rural scenery. The roads grow quieter as you cycle past palm oil plantations, rubber estates, and rustic village homes, a picture-perfect slice of rural Malaysia.
Continue northeast toward Jasin, where flat terrain and minimal traffic make for a smooth and relaxing ride. This segment offers fantastic photo opportunities and a chance to observe local farming life up close, making it one of the most culturally rich portions of the route.
As you reach Merlimau and begin your approach to Tangkak, the landscape subtly shifts with gentle rolling hills, giving you a chance to test your legs and enjoy mild elevation changes. The hills are gradual, making them perfect for both intermediate and experienced cyclists.
After a short rest, continue the final leg of the day’s ride to Segamat, where the roads remain quiet and the terrain flattens out again with only a few soft undulations. This peaceful end to the day’s journey brings you deeper into southern Malaysia, one step closer to your final destination Singapore.
After breakfast, set off southwest toward Tenang, a charming town nestled within Malaysia’s rural heartland. The first stretch of your ride will take you through picturesque rural landscapes, where you’ll pass expansive palm oil plantations, small family farms, and lush greenery. With light traffic and mostly peaceful roads, this is the perfect section to immerse yourself in the natural beauty and quiet charm of rural Malaysia.
Continue toward Labis, where the route remains predominantly rural, offering cyclists views of rolling agricultural fields, quiet villages, and local communities. The serene atmosphere provides a real sense of tranquility as you pedal along.
As you move toward Yong Peng, the landscape becomes even more immersive, with more palm oil estates, rubber plantations, and small towns dotting the route. The roads stay calm and uninterrupted, offering stunning views of Malaysia’s agricultural heartland, making this a wonderfully scenic part of your long-distance cycling journey through Malaysia.
Finally, continue toward Kluang, a quaint town surrounded by lush farmland, where you’ll settle in for an overnight stay. Enjoy some well-deserved rest and take the time to explore the local sights or simply unwind after a fulfilling day of cycling.
Begin your journey heading southeast from Kluang, cycling through serene and picturesque rural landscapes. As you ride past vast palm oil plantations and rubber estates, you’ll have the chance to take in the tranquility of the countryside and witness the everyday activities of local farming communities. The roads are peaceful and offer a perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in Malaysia’s rural charm.
Continue cycling south to Simpang Renggam, where the landscape begins to shift, showcasing the agricultural richness of the region. From here, head towards Kulai, one of Malaysia’s key agricultural towns, known for its lush farmland. The route offers a refreshing change of pace, with wide-open fields, rolling terrain, and a deep connection to the land.
As you continue further south toward Senai, the surroundings become even more vibrant, with large farms, greenery, and small villages dotting the landscape. Finally, make your way to Johor Bahru, the lively metropolis that marks the end of your cycling adventure from Phuket to Singapore. Enjoy the dynamic city atmosphere, explore its cultural landmarks, and celebrate the completion of your unforgettable cycling journey.
After breakfast, we’ll begin the day with a short transfer to bypass the busy morning traffic, ensuring a smoother start to your final ride. Once on the road, you’ll cycle through suburban streets, passing local markets, shops, and residential neighborhoods, giving you a unique glimpse into everyday life as you approach Singapore.
Continue your ride heading west towards Jalan Tun Abdul Razak, where you’ll soon arrive at the Woodlands Checkpoint, the gateway between Malaysia and Singapore. Upon arrival, you’ll complete the necessary customs and immigration checks to cross the border.
Once cleared, you’ll be transferred by private car into Singapore, where your remarkable cycling tour from Phuket to Singapore concludes. Enjoy the comfort of your transfer and celebrate the completion of this incredible adventure in Singapore, one of the world’s most dynamic and modern cities.
Your cycling adventure will be led by experienced local cycling tour guides who are passionate about the regions you’ll explore. For groups of fewer than 5 participants, your team will include an English-speaking cycling guide and a support driver. For groups of 6 or more, you’ll be accompanied by a dedicated Cycling Tour Leader, an English-speaking cycling guide, drivers, and support assistants to ensure smooth logistics and a comfortable experience.
All of our guides are deeply knowledgeable about the local history, culture, and religious traditions of the areas you’ll be riding through. They are not only skilled cyclists but also excellent storytellers, eager to share the rich heritage of Cambodia and Laos with you.
You’ll be riding high-quality mountain bikes from reputable brands, chosen based on the nature of the tour and terrain. All bikes are well-maintained to ensure a smooth and enjoyable ride.
Throughout the tour, your cycling guide will carry a comprehensive repair toolkit and assist with any basic mechanical issues, so you can focus on enjoying the ride. You’ll only need to bring a small daypack for personal items like your camera, water, and essentials.
Please note: while we are equipped for standard repairs, we cannot cover every possible mechanical issue. If you plan to bring your own bike, it is essential that it’s in excellent working condition. We strongly recommend having it professionally serviced by a certified bike shop prior to the tour to avoid complications on the road.
To ensure your comfort and safety, a fully equipped support vehicle will accompany the cycling tour at all times. This backup van provides logistical support and peace of mind throughout your journey. The support vehicle will carry your luggage, transporting it from one overnight stop to the next, so you can enjoy your ride without the burden of heavy bags.
If at any point you feel tired or need a break from cycling, you’re welcome to hop into the vehicle and relax. The van will make regular stops, approximately every 15 kilometers, to provide refreshments, mechanical support, or a rest opportunity.
Our cycling tour support system is designed to ensure a smooth, flexible, and enjoyable ride for cyclists of all levels.
Your safety is our top priority on every cycling adventure. For this reason, wearing a helmet is mandatory for all participants, no exceptions. Riders who choose not to wear a helmet will not be allowed to cycle under any circumstances.
Our cycling tour guides are trained in first aid and emergency response, and they carry basic medical supplies at all times. However, it’s important to understand that while we provide support, you are ultimately responsible for your personal safety during the ride.
We also recommend that all riders maintain appropriate travel insurance that covers cycling-related activities and potential medical emergencies.
The terrain on Cycling Trip Phuket to Malaysia & Si ga offers a diverse mix of paths, making it suitable for cyclists of all skill levels. You’ll primarily ride on flat routes that combine tarmac roads and dirt paths, winding through scenic countryside and charming rural villages.
Expect to cycle along backroads that offer unobstructed views of lush landscapes, picturesque rice fields, and authentic local life. We’ll take frequent breaks every 15 kilometers, giving you the chance to rest, enjoy refreshments, snacks, and capture stunning photographs of the surroundings.
Our experienced guides are skilled at tailoring the ride to meet the needs of all participants. If at any point you feel unable to complete the ride, the support vehicle will be available to assist you, ensuring a comfortable and flexible experience.
Our package tour designed to accommodate cyclists of all fitness levels, experience, ages, and backgrounds. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or a beginner, we encourage you to embrace the challenges of the journey while respecting your own personal limits.
We understand that each rider has a different pace, so our tours are flexible and tailored to ensure everyone can enjoy the experience. It’s important to remember that our tours are not races, the focus is on enjoying the scenic landscapes and immersing yourself in the local culture at your own comfortable pace.
With plenty of opportunities to rest and refresh, you’ll have the chance to cycle at a speed that suits you while making the most of the stunning views along the way.
As our cycling tours are physically demanding, it’s important that all participants are in good physical health and capable of fully engaging in the tour activities. Before the start of the tour, and at each rest stop during the trip, we require all travelers to disclose any pre-existing medical conditions or inform the guide if they are feeling unwell.
Providing this information is vital to ensuring that we can respond appropriately in case of an emergency and maintain the safety of all participants throughout the journey. The health and well-being of our cyclists is our top priority, and we appreciate your cooperation in helping us create a safe and comfortable environment for everyone on the tour.
We prioritize hydration to ensure you stay refreshed and energized throughout your Bike Tours Cambodia & Laos. To keep you hydrated, we provide cold water, locally sourced fruit for a natural energy boost, and soft drinks—all of which are included in your tour price.
Please note that soft drinks and other beverages served with meals are not included in the tour price. While beer is readily available along the route, it is not part of the package price.
Our goal is to keep you fueled and refreshed so you can fully enjoy the stunning landscapes and cultural experiences on your journey.
While our cycling tour packages cover most of your needs, we recommend budgeting for additional food and drinks if you decide to explore local dining options at night or participate in optional activities. The cost of these extra activities will vary depending on your choices.
For incidentals such as souvenirs, small purchases, or tips, we suggest bringing around US$30 in cash. However, this is only a recommendation, you’re welcome to bring more or less depending on your personal preferences and spending habits.
By planning for these extra expenses, you can ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience without worrying about unexpected costs during the tour.
Thailand
Currency: Thai Baht (THB)
Payment Methods: Cash is the most widely accepted form of payment in Thailand, although credit and debit cards are commonly used in urban areas, larger hotels, and popular tourist destinations. For rural areas, cash is preferred, so it’s wise to always carry Thai baht with you.
ATMs: ATMs are widely available, and most dispense Thai Baht. Some charge a small withdrawal fee, so check with your bank beforehand to avoid surprises.
Tips: Small tips (10-20 THB) are appreciated for services like taxis, guides, or hotel staff. Be sure to use Thai baht for tipping.
Currency: Malaysian Ringgit (MYR)
Payment Methods: Similar to Thailand, cash is still commonly used in Malaysia, especially in smaller towns and rural areas. Credit cards are accepted in most tourist-friendly areas, but you’ll often need to rely on Malaysian Ringgit when cycling through rural landscapes.
ATMs: ATMs in Malaysia typically dispense Malaysian Ringgit. International bank cards are widely accepted in larger cities like Kuala Lumpur, but make sure to carry enough MYR when cycling in more remote areas.
Tips: A small tip of 5-10 MYR is appreciated for services like hotel staff, restaurant waiters, or tour guides.
Currency: Singapore Dollar (SGD)
Payment Methods: Singapore is a modern, highly developed country, and credit and debit cards are widely accepted, even in smaller shops. Cash is still necessary for some purchases, especially at hawker centers and small markets.
ATMs: You’ll find plenty of ATMs in Singapore, dispensing Singapore Dollars. Many accept international cards, making it easy to withdraw cash as needed.
Tips: While tipping is not compulsory in Singapore, a 10% service charge is often included in restaurant bills. It’s common to leave small tips for good service, but it’s not expected.
We warmly welcome solo travelers alongside couples and friends. Our tour prices are based on twin-share accommodation, meaning if you sign up as a solo traveler, you will be paired with another participant of the same gender in your group.
However, if you prefer private accommodation, you can opt for a single room at an additional cost, available on most of our tours.
When cycling through Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore, it’s crucial to have your passport and visas in order. Each country has different entry requirements depending on your nationality, so here is a helpful guide on what you need for your Southeast Asia cycling journey.
Passport Requirements: Travelers must have a valid passport with at least 6 months validity from the date of entry into Thailand. Ensure that you have a passport with at least two blank pages for entry and exit stamps.
Visa Requirements:
Visa-Free Entry: Citizens from many countries (including the United States, Canada, the European Union, Australia, and New Zealand) can enter Thailand without a visa for stays of up to 30 days if arriving by air or 15 days if entering overland (such as through Malaysia).
Visa on Arrival: Some nationalities can apply for a Visa on Arrival for stays of up to 15 days.
Tourist Visa: If you plan to stay longer than the allowed visa-free period, you can apply for a tourist visa at a Thai consulate before departure. This allows stays of up to 60 days, with the option to extend once in Thailand.
Passport Requirements: You must have a passport valid for at least 6 months from your planned date of entry into Malaysia. Also, make sure you have two blank pages for immigration stamps.
Visa Requirements:
Visa-Free Entry: Citizens of many countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and most EU countries, can enter Malaysia without a visa for 90 days.
Visa on Arrival: Certain countries may be eligible for a Visa on Arrival when entering Malaysia via designated points, such as Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
Tourist Visa: If you need to stay longer than the allowed visa-free period, you can apply for a tourist visa from a Malaysian consulate before your trip.
Singapore
Passport Requirements: Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from your intended date of entry into Singapore. Ensure your passport has two blank pages for immigration processing.
Visa Requirements:
Visa-Free Entry: Citizens of many countries (such as the United States, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, and the European Union) can enter Singapore without a visa for short visits (typically 30 days).
Visa on Arrival: Singapore does not generally issue a Visa on Arrival, so most travelers will need to have a valid visa before arriving if they are not from a visa-exempt country.
Extension: If you wish to extend your stay in Singapore beyond the initial visa-free period, you may need to apply for an extension through the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA).
Travel insurance is mandatory for all participants joining our tour. Your insurance policy must provide comprehensive coverage for the full duration of your trip, including:
It’s essential that your insurance policy covers adventure and cycling activities and does not include exclusion clauses that could invalidate claims related to your tour.
In the event of a claim, participants are responsible for contacting their insurance providers directly. We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance at the time of booking to ensure you are covered in case of unexpected cancellations or changes before the tour begins.
To confirm your place on our tour, a 30% deposit of the total tour cost is required at the time of booking. This deposit secures your reservation and allows us to begin organizing accommodations, transport, and support services.
The remaining 70% balance is due no later than one month before the departure date.
For bookings made less than 30 days before the tour begins, we require full payment at the time of confirmation.
Booking early not only guarantees your spot but also allows you more flexibility and peace of mind when planning your adventure.
The remaining balance must be paid at least 30 days prior to the departure date. This final payment should include any applicable fees such as: Bicycle rental charges, Single supplement fees (for travelers requesting a private room), Extra hotel nights (pre- or post-tour accommodations)
Timely payment of the balance ensures that all logistics, accommodations, and support services are confirmed and ready for your adventure. Failure to pay on time may result in cancellation of your booking.
Once your tour is officially confirmed, our team will send you a comprehensive final tour confirmation package. This will include all the essential information you need to prepare for your trip, such as:
We aim to make your bike tour planning process smooth and stress-free, so you can focus on enjoying the ride and discovering the breathtaking landscapes and cultures of Southeast Asia.
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