Thailand Mountain Biking Tour in Phang Nga Province

Tucked between two tourist Meccas – Phuket and Krabi – Phang Nga Province offers mountain biking opportunities for adventurous travelers as well as experienced cyclists.

No real mountain biking experience is required, though you will likely enjoy yourself more if you have a bit of familiarity. You can choose from a variety of itineraries that range from very mild to rather wild. Check out our main mountain biking website for more info.

Our philosophy is that mountain bikes are meant to be ridden offroad! Therefore, we spend an incredible amount of time finding trails instead of following roads. Anyone can look at Google Earth and find a way from point A to point B. Doing it offroad requires more work... that's what we enjoy doing.

General Cycling Tour Information:

Who can join:
Anyone in average physical condition can join this mountain biking tour. Experienced mountain bikers are welcomed too. Don’t worry about getting tired. This is not meant to be a physical challenge. Mountain biking allow you to get closer to nature and to travel in silence.

Accommodations: Simple hotel in Phang Nga Town or home-stay.

Group size: Minimum of two guests and a maximum of six guests. Private tours and single-person tours are available on request.

Season: All year. Temperature-wise, the most comfortable time of year is from November through March. April and May are the hottest months. June through October is the rainy season. September is the wettest month. Biking in the rain is very comfortable. You'll get muddy, but that's part of the fun! For monthly weather information, check out our weather calendar.

Phang Nga Province

This cycling destination is off-the-beaten-path. Winding roads pass through spectacular limestone karst mountains and through rubber plantations. You will be on paved road at times and off-road as well. There are countless single tracks through the jungle and countryside.

There is an optional visit a cave temple in one village. A villager won the lottery and spent some of the money on making the temple more attractive. Sturdy stairs take you to the elevated caves. The hand railing is solid and the footing is secure. There are several caves within the temple. As you’ll be in a religious site, you’ll need to dress appropriately. We will supply women with sarongs to cover their legs. Shoes, of course, are left at the base of the stairs.

Just a hundred meters from the temple, there’s a cave that leads all the way to another village. The cave has a creek running through it. Your mountain bikes will be waiting for you on the other side.

Hazards will be dealt with as needed. If we come to a place that looks slippery or dangerous, we will likely walk the bikes. Some side hikes are also available. This is a mountain biking trip, but it’s also a nature and culture tour. You will be part of a very flexible journey through back country with opportunities to engage with the locals. Each day’s travel distance is up to the group’s inertia / energy. It ain’t a race.

We have set itineraries for two-day and three-day trips, but we can custom tailor your trip to suit your particular desires. You can also combine our Phang Nga Province mountain biking trip with our Phang Nga Province hiking trip. If you want a truly unique adventure, check out our Coast to Coast Expedition. You'll ride all the way from the Andaman Sea side of the Malay Peninsula all the way to the Gulf of Thailand side. This is mostly off-road and designed for those who wish to be challenged and rewarded as well.

Click here to read about a mountain biking trip on Koh Yao Yai.

Click here to see mountain biking day trip options. If you've got more time and want to really get a nice taste of rural Southern Thailand, try one of our multi-day cycling trips.

What to bring:
• Cycling shorts
• Cycling gloves
• Hat (for the short hikes)
• Sun protection / sun lotion
• Personal saddle if you wish
•Shoes for cycling or general sports
• Sunglasses
• Personal Medicines

Click here for additional information on what to bring.

Mountain bikes, gear and other stuff:
• We a large fleet of Trek bikes and Jamis XC bikes with aluminum frames and front suspension ranging in frame sizes from 15.5” to 22.5”
• Helmets included (sizes medium and large)
• All bikes have water bottles.
• A support bus or air-conditioned truck, depending on group size.
• We reserve the right to change the itinerary as necessary, depending on weather and road conditions.

Note: Participants understand this type of adventure tour incurs some inherent risks. We do provide limited personal insurance. We recommend that participants get such insurance beforehand. Paticipants must sign full liability release before the trip begins.

Click here to go to our main Thailand mountain biking website.

If you're heading to Bangkok and want to do something different from the normal touristy stuff, check out Spice Road's Bangkok Countryside cycling day trip.