
With a number of exciting whitewater rafting rivers emerging from the mountain ranges of Sabah and Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo is an excellent destination for both white water rafting and kayaking.
For all levels of experience and all grades of river, white water rafting and kayaking in Borneo can be organised for both groups and individuals, and as part of a day trip or part of a longer camping adventure/eco expedition.
The most prominent white water rafting rivers are in Sabah. These are:
1) Kiulu river (level 1 to 2)
2) Padas river (level 3 to 4)
3) Liwagu River (level 1 to 3)
Each of these rivers offer something for everyone, from half day excursions to personalized itineraries along multiple stretches.
In Sarawak the kayaking and whitewater rafting scene is not as developed as in Sabah, but if raft-building as part of an expedition takes your fancy then there's the annual Baram White Water Rafting Challenge, typically held on October each year, where participants compete for a cash price in a grueling 10 hour bamboo whitewater rafting challenge!
The Baram River is the second longest river in Sarawak. Starting from the Kenyah village of Long Silat, participants will complete the Baram White Water Rafting Challenge at Long Apu, with the last finisher expected to come in 10 hours later. This unique whitewater rafting challenge will take participants through some of the most pristine stretches of Baram River with the thrills of the occasional rapids thrown in. Participants will also experience the rich culture of the Orang Ulu community of Sarawak especially of the Kayan and Kenyah sub-groups.
Discover Borneo can help you organise a variety of white water rafting and kayaking adventures, eco tours, classes and instruction programs.
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