White
Water Rafting Sport Package - Kampar River |
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RM150.00
per pax
Water Rafting Only |
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Ex.Gopeng
1 day trip. Minimum 2 pax
Transfers within activity area only
Rate exclude insurance |
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Weekdays,
Weekends and Public Holiday
Min group: 2 people or joining group
9am - 1:30pm OR 1:30pm - 6pm
Minimum age: 12 years old and above |
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River Grading |
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Physical Strength |
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Mental |
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Skills |
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Fun |
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Popularity |
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6 |
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participants are compulsory to sign the
Indemnity Letter. We will send it to you OR you may sign on th spot.
Please fill up and pass it to your river
guide on the day of your activity trip. |
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White
Water Rafting
Kampar River - Gopeng, Perak
Get up close and personal with nature, experience an exotic
and mystifying rainforest where the fastest butterflies
swarm by the riverbank. The clear water of Kampar River
(Grade 1 to 2) is suitable for beginner who want to try
out water rafting for the first time. Kampar river is an
ideal river to raft especially a family with children, group
of friends and company trip. People with physically fit
and those who crave for mild technical adventure whilst
safely enjoy a rafting trip.
Test out your river skills and go on an adrenaline rush
as you ride through 14 rapids and cooling water of Kampar
River in Perak, just 2 hours from Pangkor Island, Lumut
and the capital city of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur. A state
in west Malaysia famous for its’ tin ore, and pomelo
fruit, Ipoh hor fun, home-grown white coffee, chicken rice,
temples, caves and hot springs!
Along 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 down
river, passing by some old tin mining plants. 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 15 minutes of briefing by our professional
river guide, you are now ready for a river rafting adventure.
Package
Description
Water Rafting Schedule
You may choose either Morning OR Afternoon for your rafting schedule:
Morning Session : 9am ~ 1:30pm OR;
Afternoon Session : 1:30pm ~ 6pm
Includes
1. White Water Raft (6 persons per raft)
2.
Rafting Gears (Paddle, PFD & Helmet)
3.
Rescue & Emergency Equipment
4.
Regeneration food for half time break and end of the run
buffet lunch
5.
Rafting guide/technic & service by Raft Captain
6.
Group First Aid Kit
Excludes
Transportation (Ex.
Gopeng, Perak, Gua Tempurung Car Park)
Insurance
Group Size
Minimum: 2
OR 10 participants (depend on package selection)
Maximum: 50 participants
Safety
Safety briefing will be
conducted on land before the participants enter the water
and then further instruction is conducted in the water before
we set off for the adventure trip. All our guides carry
throw bags(rescue rope) and wear PFDs (life jacket) which
are designed for swift water rescue in order to carry two
persons should the need arise. If a participant cannot complete
the river rapid test then we would suggest him/her not to
continue the journey, for his/her own safety reason. Payment
will be refunded in full.
Children
We have taken quite a few families on the Sungai Kampar rafting trip. It is a great experience for families as the rapids are fun and the risk factor is manageable. Children have to be good swimmers and 12 years and above. They must be accompanied by their parents or a legal guardian. As for seniors, as long as you are in good health and love adventure!
What to Wear
& Bring
1. A POSITIVE, FRIENDLY ATTITUDE & GOOD SENSE OF HUMOR!!
2. Clothing you wear/bring should be; loose fitting and of a type that you don't mind
getting a little dirty. These might include:
- One pair of strappy sandal (eg. Teva sandals) & one pair of shoe OR; 2 pairs
of shoes (one to get wet in & one to change). NO FLIP-FLOPS!!
- You will not be allowed to go on river if you turn up wearing Flip-Flops or Crocs. You
will be asked to purchase affordable rubber shoe for RM10 a pair
from us.
- We recommend 2 to 3 T-shirts (one to get dirty in & one to change) - Shirt or top
that provides good sun protection
- We recommend 2 to 3 tracksuit pants or shorts (one to get dirty in & one to
change)
3. Straps for spectacles or swimming goggles for people
who wear contact lenses
4. Towel or Sarong
5. Sun Screen Lotion and Basic Toiletries
6. Insect repellents
7. Camera with water proof casing
8. Raincoat (the best way to keep warm & dry if it’s raining!)
9. Titbits
10. Plastic bag (for your wet clothes)
Other
Rivers
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ITINERARY
for Kampar River |
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Fitness,
Health & Experience:
While good health and a positive mental attitude are
essential, you do not need to have prior experience.
Swimming ability is recommended but not essential, many
non-swimmers travel with us each year. OXBOLD
and our guides reserve the right to refuse to carry
any client who is deemed to endanger the safe running
of the trip. "Pregnant women will be refused
participation" |
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Indemnity
Form:
Each participant is required to
sign an Indemnity Form before the water rafting trip
commences. |
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Security:
Please leave all your
valuable items inside the car/van or to river guide.
We are not responsible for valuable item loss during
the rafting. Please do not bring valuable item to rafting
in the river. |
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Responsibility:
OXBold Sports and our guides reserve
the right to make such alteration to departure and completion
dates, due to low water level, reducing the extent of
a trip, etc, that we deem necessary due to road, river
or weather conditions or other conditions beyond our
control including minimum safe running numbers, before
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Frequent
Ask Questions
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What is the best trip for me?
It is depend on your objective and how
adventure people you are. The most thrilling river in peninsular
malaysia will be Singor River in Belum Rainforest at Grik, Perak. It required more
experience rafters to participate. If this is your first rafting experience, then Kampar River in Gopeng will be the perfect choice. It is a great river for family outing. If you look for family outing rafting
trip, It is an
easy river to raft and less rapid. The most popular river will be Selangor River located just one and a half hour ride from Kuala Lumpur. With rapid grading from 1 to 4. It's perfect for adventure thrill seekers. If you are travel in East Malaysia. Padas River in Sabah will be the popular river to raft. It is depend on what you
want and who you are. However if you are comfortable
with water and water confidence person. You may join any river for raft.
Must I know how to swim?
Many rafters cannot swim but you should
be comfortable in water. On all trips, Coast Guard-approved
lifejackets are provided and must be worn. On advanced trips
it is recommended that you have basic swimming skills. In general
you should be comfortable in water and all rafters should be
able to follow instructions
Is rafting safe?
OXBOLD river guides have been in business
for 20 years and has maintained an excellent safety record.
Our Team Members go through extensive training before graduated
as a trained guide. All of our guides are trained in CPR and
First Aid. OXBold takes pride in providing our guests with a
quality trip that are both safe and enjoyable. However, due
to the nature of whitewater rafting and other associated activities,
OXBold and its affiliates assume no responsibility for personal
safety or loss of personal property. All participants are required
to complete a personal liability and photo release form before
their trip.
If I only have 2 person, can I still book the package?
Yes! You may. You pay the last-minute rate per person for weekday. However, you may join the other group on weekend
with normal rate (rate exclude transportation).
How are rapids rated for difficulty?
International Scale of River Difficulty
Grade 1 - Easy. Few or no obstructions; fast
moving water with riffles; risk to swimmers is slight.
Grade 2 - Novice. Wide clear channels; occasional
maneuvering; rocks and medium-sized waves are easily avoided
by trained paddlers; risk to swimmers is low; assistance is
helpful but rarely needed.
Grade 3 - Intermediate. Rapids with moderate,
irregular waves which may be difficult to avoid and capable
of swamping a canoe; complex maneuvers in fast current and narrow
passages require good boat control; large waves, holes and strainers
may be present but are easily avoided; powerful current; scouting
advisable; swimmers are unlikely to be injured but assistance
may be needed to avoid a long swim.
Grade 4 - Advanced. Intense, powerful rapids;
turbulent water; may involve long, unavoidable waves, holes
or constricted passages demanding fast maneuvers under pressure;
may require "must" moves above dangerous hazards;
risk of injury to swimmers in moderate to high; group assistance
to swimmers requires practiced skills.
Grade 5 - Expert. Long, obstructed, turbulent
rapids; drops may contain very large unavoidable waves, holes
or steep congested chutes with complex demanding routes; several
of these factors may be combined at the upper level of this
class; rescue is extremely difficult; above average rescue skills
are essential.
Grade 6 - Almost Impossible. Difficulties of Class V are carried to the limits of
navigability; very dangerous; risks are high and rescue may
be impossible; for teams of experts only under favorable conditions.
Do I need to be physically fit?
You need to paddle and balance the raft. It's a team work sport. You do not need to be an athelete, however
a good physical condition and water confident is recommended. Lifejacket limitations
are a maximum girth of 52". For any medical conditions
that may be affected by strenuous activity please consult your
doctor. IF YOU ARE PREGNANT, YOU WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO PARTICIPATE!
What should I wear?
Two sets of clothing - One 'Wet' set for
the river rafting - long or short sleeved T-shirt; boardshort; long
pant; short pant and anything comfortable. Another 'Dry' set
for return. Jeans are not recommended! A pair of shoes that
will stay on your feet are recommended. Wetsuit or booties (or
both) is an added advantage.
What happens if there is bad weather?
Rain: Trips go rain or shine. You are
going to get wet anyway so why not enjoy your river trip. Rainy
days also provide some of the most beautiful scenery as fog
and mist rise off the river.
Lightning: In the event of a locally severe lightning storm,
trips may stop and pull over on the bank. Exposure while on
the river is at a minimum because of the high ridgelines and
trees that surround the river. Trip starts may be delayed if
a storm is occuring at the rafting center.
High Water/ Dry: If the water levels on any of the rivers exceeds
safe levels or dry, trips may be cancelled or relocated to another
river. In the case of a trip cancellation, guests are offered
the option to reschedule or receive a full refund.
What meals are provided and what is for lunch?
Lunch is included in all our rafting trips:
Lunch consists of a sandwich, cheese, meat, condiments and fixings,
pickles, chips & salsa, fruit, veggies, trail mix, cookies
and a drink. (The exact menu varies slightly depending on the
trip).
What factors determine the age/weight requirements?
The line has to be drawn somewhere. We
have seen kids below the minimums that were perfectly capable
and we have seen kids that meet all the minimum requirements,
but still are not ready!
The determining factors usually revolve around the likelyhood
of a flip or swim and at what age a child listen to and understand
instructions. Can the child understand the dangers? Does the
child have enough size or body fat to have control of their
body in cool water? Can the child rescue themselves or will the
parents be so concerned about a young child they put their own
health at risk?
Minimum ages and/or weights are usually set by the Chief Guide who regulates each river. OXBOLD will not knowingly
take an underage person on our trips, we do ask and we do require
a signature from a parent signifying proper age. Should you
push the limit with your child? No, it is not worth the risk!
What does the package rate cover?
Kampar River package rate covered: White
water raftting gears (paddle, 'PFD' Life Jacket & helmet),
rescue & emergency training and equipment and end of the run buffet lunch, Rafting
guides & service of raft captain and river guides.
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