Mountain Biking trips in Phang Nga Province, near Phuket

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Phuket is rapidly becoming over-developed. However, just across the Sarasin Bridge (the bridge to Phuket) is an enchanting rural area that offers everything that any level of adventurer would want, including very nice cultural interaction with the local villagers.

Our goal in designing this mountain biking trip was to find a biking route that was mostly flat in a hilly area. It's taken a lot of time to put this together, but what we've got is a multi-day trip that courses through rubber plantations, secondary growth, dirt roads, secondary roads and through small friendly villages. There’s a lot of single track riding on this route too.

Harder routes are available for the more hardcore mountain bikers. The entire region is rich with trails and secondary roads, so customized trips are easy to arrange.

Biking trips are also available all year, every month. The rainy season provides more comfortable tempertures and you can get better deals on hotels and other aspects of your holiday. All in all, there's no bad time to come biking in Southern Thailand.

The ride starts just past the Sarasin Bridge (the bridge to Phuket) and goes all the way to Khao Lak. It would be easy to do either one day or two days on this route.

This trip includes all transfers from nearest local airport, bus station or train station (airfare not included), all equipment, accommodations once on the trip, all meals, all snacks, all non-alcoholic drinks, national park fees and insurance.

Click here to see a Phang Nga Cycling Photo gallery.

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.

To read about the weather on any given month, check out our online weather calendar. Click here to read about a biking trip to Koh Yao Yai.

What to bring:
• Cycling shorts
• Hat (for the short hikes)
• Riding gloves
• 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. Click here to see our tour prices.

Mountain bikes, gear and other stuff:
• We provide Trek or Jamis XC bikes with aluminum frames and front suspension.
• We have bikes with frame sizes from 15.5” to 22.5”
• Helmets included (sizes medium and large)
• All bikes have one water bottle.
• A support bus or 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.

If you have the time and wish to do something truly special, check out our Mountain Biking Coast to Coast Tour. It crosses the Malay Peninsula from the Andaman Sea to the Gulf of Thailand. We also offer a five-day mountain biking expedition that starts on the Andaman Sea and goes 3/4 of the way across the Malay Peninsula.

This biking trip can be tailored to suit your skill level and fitness level. In other words, if you're hardcore, we're hardcore. If you'd like a more relaxed pace and a section that is fairly flat, that's fine with us.

Check out this video of biking in Phang Nga Province.

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.