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White Water
Rafting & Tempurung Cave
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Tempurung Cave ""
One of many rapid at Kampar River ""
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Caving!
With
no previous experience required, caving is suitable for just about
anyone. Many people wonder if they'll become claustrophobic in a
cave. This is very unlikely. People who are claustrophobic wouldn't
even entertain the idea of caving, let alone think about giving it a
go. There are some tight places you have to wriggle through but they
are generally very short and not unlike crawling under a bed. It is
quite a physical activity but lots of fun and a truly unique
experience.
Why do Caving with Us?
We're a bunch of Cavers who take caving very seriously.
we're the people who run your Caving
Activities professionally, who show you around and know Caves better than
anyone. In other words, Professional Cavers from MMadventure.com who have more than 15 years of
caving experience and can show you a good time and educate and enlighten
you about caves at the same time.
White
Water Rafting
Where white waters flow, enthusiasts and
adventurer will sure to go! Test out your river skills and go on an adrenaline
rush as you ride through 14 rapids and cooling waters of Kampar River in Perak.
A state in west Malaysia famous for its’ tin ore, and pomelo fruit, Ipoh hor
fun, home-grown white coffee, temples, caves and hot springs!
On the river, you’ll have the thrills of
tackling exciting rapids and floating down the clear water river amidst a lush
rainforest. You will ride the continuous rapids graded from class I-III, and
continue down river, passing by some old tin mining plains. Have fun during the
rafting like do some body-rafting or even take a spin in the raft with your head
in the water....or just get to the traditional fun of water fight with your
fellow rafters! Get wet and get in touch with nature once more!
As a standard procedure, safety briefing will be
done before going down the river which covers the paddling commands, paddling
skills, capsize drills, actions when overboard or river rescue. After 10-15
minutes of briefing by our professional river guide, you are now ready for a
river rafting adventure.
Come join this one day adventure tour - paddling
along Sungai Kampar through raging white waters amidst serene surroundings…
clear waters, fresh air, and if the sun’s up… you’ll get a good tan to
boot!.
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Tour
Itinerary ( Tour Code: CAVERAFT
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Daily
Departure
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Day
Trip Self
Drive (transfers can be arrange) - Lunch
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0915
hrs
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Meet us
at Tempurung Cave car park
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0930
hrs
(Estimate)
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Transfer
to the
mouth of Gua Tempurung (Educational
& Adventure Caving Tour by Professional Caver), change into your caving attire,
safety briefing, dos and don'ts while caving & etc., than commence caving for
3 hours (estimate), depending on the size of the group,
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1230
hrs (Estimate)
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Lunch
(compliment from us)
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1400hrs
(Estimate)
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Transfer
to Sungai Itek, in Kampar, Perak. Commence rafting with
briefings on safety, paddling and rafting techniques. You will be equipped with safety
helmets and life vests for the adrenaline pumping ride
through the various rapids (around 10 rapids). The adventure takes two to 3
hours of leisure paddling. Lunch and refreshments
provided.
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1630
hrs
(Estimate)
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Tour
End
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Price
in Ringgit Malaysia (land cost only, ex.
Tempurung Cave)
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Price
Per Person (
min 6 persons traveling )
- Private Tour
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6
pax and above
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6
pax and above
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Reservation
/ Booking
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RM160.00
by
local guide/s and cost does not
include helmet & headlamp for
caving
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RM190.00
by
professional cave guide/s and cost
includes entrance fee, helmet, headlamp &
batteries while caving
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Click on
the button to make your booking
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No
payment needed when you submit the
booking/reservation form.
Payment/Deposit,
will only be needed when we reply with
confirmation on your reservation.
We
will inform you on confirmation status
within 30 minutes to 1 business days,
whether there are seat/s available for the
date/s you requested.
Take Note
(fine
print):
Due to the nature of the tour,
the weather, road condition, local circumstances, prevailing safety
factors, the route & itinerary may vary to those published but the content
of the tour will remain the same. The final decision of the actual
itinerary will be made by us on the day of the tour.
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Difficulty,
(suitable
for children age 6 and above)
Group Size,
Min. 6
Guide Ratio,
Maximum instructor/guide to client ratio 1:15
What to Wear,
Casual clothing with light
weight trekking or jogging shoes.
Start/End Point,
Tempurung Cave Car Park (transport can be
arrange for a small fee)
Transport,
Self Drive
Requirements
(for permit use)
:
Full Name, Age, Nationality, Address, Sex,
Identity Card or Passport No & Occupations
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Package
includes, Professional
Cave guide, River guide, All Rafting and Caving
Equipment (helmet, headlamp with batteries),
(optional), Lunch, Caving (educational and adventure) and free T-shirt for group
leader (while stock last).
Certificates
are given out on request free of charge.
Package excludes, Personal Expenses and others not mentioned
in itinerary.
What
to bring,
Change of clothes, Towel, Shoes,
Slippers, Sun block, Insect repellent, Personal
toiletries, Waterproof camera (optional), and don't
forget to bring sense of adventure / fun / humor /
enthusiasm and a flexible attitude!
All
participants are required to sign liability release form.
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All
rafters will be given a safety briefing before the ride and will
be shown basic backward and forward paddling techniques. Always
check that the helmets and life jackets provided fit you well
and are not too tight or too loose.
Your life
jacket will buoy you in the eventuality of the raft overturning.
If you've over-turned close to the river bank, don't use your
raft paddle, as you may hit someone else. Do not attempt to use
the paddle as a lever against rocks as you risk getting hit by
it.
The
following are some points to remember:
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Bring a
change of clothes. A warm-up jacket is also a good idea.
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Wear
well-fitting shoes or diving booties
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Jewellery
which cannot be secured firmly should not be worn while
rafting.
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Those
wearing glasses are reminded to use an elastic sports
sholder to anchor their spectacles.
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Contact
lens users are advised to wear spectacles instead, in order
to cut down the risk of their lenses getting contaminated by
river water.
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