The selected leg of the journey covers approximately 50 km, departing from Kuala Betis and ends at Kampung Setar.

Normally a trip of a 3 days and 2 nights are planned, but the arrangements can be toiled to suit to your requirements.

A limestone cave, Gua Cha, is the firs interesting stop-over. This is an archeological site that was believed to be used as an shelter by the prehistoric people. Relics, from the Hoabinh Period (carbonated to be of approximately 3000 years old) were discovered and are now displayed at the National Museum Kuala Lumpur. Perhaps the area was once the roaming territory for those prehistoric inhabitants, and you can only wonder at the secrets that are yet to be unraveled.

A series of rapids with strange sounding names such as Jeram Data, Kalong, Manek and Segalong, await the adventurous guests on the next leg of the journey. Depending in the tide, the strength of the rapids changes accordingly.

With experienced raftmaster on board for counsel and guide, the trip is not truly an obstacle course. In fact it adds up to the thrills and spills of the whole travel.

Ironically, the relief of successful traversing one rapid will make you eager to try the coming one, just for the sheer fun of it! Truly, the excitement of whitewater rafting cannot be aptly described by mere words.

The first night will be spent camping. Camping in a jungle environment is always a special occasion, especially the preparation! Guest are encouraged to set up their own tents an help in preparing dinner. An as you rest you will be lulled to sleep by the ever present cacophony of sound - insects, frogs, birds, and a occasional hooting of monkey in the distance.

Continuing the following day, the trip will bring you to interesting villages of the Orang Asli (aborigine settlement) at kampung Wias ang kampung Pulat. Arriving at Kampung Pulat, you will able to join in the traditional dance of the Orang asli called 'Sewang' which is a unique opportunity that must not be missed.

The final leg of the journeys continues the day after that to bring you a final series of exciting rapids to cross.

At any point of the trip, you can always stop to observed animal track, or just indulge in bird-watching. Fishing spots are plentiful and bathing in the cool water can really do wonders for the tired body and mind.

Indeed, all the aches and pains are justified by this wonderful river cruise.

The river cruise of Nenggiri ends at kampung Setar. The magic of her sublime wilderness will surely become unforgettable experience of a lifetime, an experience to be cherished forever.