Rafting in Malaysia

Some of the best places to go rafting in Malaysia include Kampar River in Perak, Selangor River in Selangor, and Padas River in Sabah. These locations offer different grades of rapids suitable for beginners and experienced rafters.

The best time to go rafting in Malaysia is during the monsoon season between November and February. During this time, the rivers have higher water levels and provide more thrilling rapids for rafting.

When rafting in Malaysia, it is important to wear appropriate safety gear such as helmets and life jackets. Rafters should also follow the instructions of their guides, avoid standing up in the raft, and stay together as a group.

The cost of rafting in Malaysia varies depending on the location and the duration of the activity. On average, a half-day rafting trip can range from RM100 to RM150 per person, while a full-day rafting trip can cost between RM200 to RM300 per person.

Yes, beginners can go rafting in Malaysia. Many locations offer rafting experiences for all levels, including beginners. First-timers can go for rafting trips with lower grades of rapids and accompanied by experienced guides to ensure their safety.