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DAY 1 PROGRAMME FRIDAY (22nd July 2011) Distance 0700 Rendezvous at Damansara 24 km 0730 Roll out and ride north 0830 Stop at R&R Tapah 123.5 km 0900 Ride resume 1000 Stop at R&R Sungai Perak 191 km 1030 Ride resume 1040 Exit 143 Kuala Kangsar 199 km 1200 Reach Roundabout Grik 295 km Stop for refreshments & Refueling 1230 Ride Resume to Belum Rainforest 1400 Belum Rainforest Resort 336 km Room Check-ins Lunch Free & Easy 2000 Dinner 2130 Free & Easy TOTAL RIDE DISTANCE FOR DAY 1- Approx. 336 km THE PLACE - BELUM RAINFOREST RESORT The Belum Rainforest Resort is one of Malaysia’s premier ecotourism holiday destinations. Set in the midst of a tropical paradise, Pulau Banding, the Belum Rainforest Resort, is everything nature-lovers and holiday-goers expect in a getaway destination: complete relaxation and serenity, stunning views and surroundings, adventure, and the chance to get close to nature. LOCATION - PULAU BANDING Pulau Banding is a man-made island located within the majestic Temenggor Lake. Sitting amidst the million-years old Belum Rainforest, visitors to the island can look forward to indulging in nature based activities such as fishing, bird watching, camping and visiting orang asli settlements. ATTRACTIONS - Nature’s Bounty at your Doorstep With the Belum-Temengor Rainforest literally at their doorstep, guests at the resort will have a rare opportunity to experience the soothing beauty and mystery of the vast jungle, which has remained untouched for centuries. Nature lovers will revel at the chance to observe the beauty of plants and scenery that can be found only rarely elsewhere. Meanwhile, thrilling outdoor activities await adventure seekers who crave for adrenaline- pumping experiences. ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE AT BELUM RAINFOREST RESORT The Temengor Walk FROM RM180.00 per person (minimum 5 pax) FROM RM250.00 per person (below 5 pax) Explore Temengor by visiting: a. Dry Salt Lick (Sira Gajah) b. Orang Asli Village c. Experience the Rafflesia-sighting & enjoy the picnic by the waterfall Round Island Cruise FROM RM35.00 per person (minimum 5 pax) Feel the gentle breeze and enjoy the scenic view on our boat ride around the Banding Island. DAY 2 PROGRAMME SATURDAY (23rd July 2011) Distance 0800 Breakfast 0830 Briefing 0900 Roll Out 1030 Turn Right onto Machang Bypass Ramp 137 km 1100 Petronas Kuala Krai 166 km Stop for refreshments and refueling 1130 Ride resume Ride South 1300 Reach Kenyir T1516 278 km Continue ride east 1430 Reach Lake Kenyir Resort & Spa 353 km Room Check-ins Lunch Free & Easy 2000 Dinner TOTAL RIDE DISTANCE FOR DAY 1- Approx. 353 km THE PLACE - LAKE KENYIR RESORT AND SPA Getting there: Lake Kenyir Resort & Spa is located on the east coast of Peninsula Malaysia, in the traditional heartland state of Terengganu. A leisurely 50min drive (60km) from the Kuala Terengganu airport, it is the only international class resort located on Lake Kenyir. It is situated next to Pengkalan Gawi, the main entry to Lake Kenyir and the nearest access point to Taman Negara. THE ATTRACTION The lake is known as a unique tourist destination for her beautiful scenario of tropical forest and widely known for its valuable flora and fauna species. It is believed that the area is the habitat of more than 8000 species of flowers, 2500 species of plants and trees, 8000 species of orchids, 370 species of birds and 300 species of fresh water fish. They live in harmony and in peace in their own natural habitat. You look and learn, preserve our nature for our next generation. Give this mother nature as a gift to future. The Kenyir Lake creates and provides many amenities for total relaxation and enjoyment in a unique environment. Fishing, house boating, trekking, golfing, kayaking, camping, caving etc are some of the recreational activities the place has to offer. Try and enjoy yourself. ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE AT LAKE KENYIR RESORT & SPA LAKE CRUISE at 3.00pm (Herbal Island and Saok Waterfall) RM 50.00 nett per person BOAT JOY RIDE at 5.00pm (40 minutes ride to Gawi and nearest Islands) RM 25.00 (adult) / RM 18.00 (Child) FISHING MADNESS at 4.00pm (3 hours) RM 60.00 nett per person KAYAKING AND PADDLE BOAT Duration 1 hour RM 15.00 nett per person DAY 3 PROGRAMME SUNDAY (23th July 2011) Distance 0900 Breakfast 0930 Briefing 1000 Roll Out 1130 Petronas Dungun 115 km Stop for refreshments and refueling 1200 Ride Resume 1300 Turn Left onto Cherating Beach 200 km 1315 Arrive at Impiana Cherating 205 km 1330 Room Check-ins 1400 Lunch 1500 Free & Easy 2000 Dinner TOTAL RIDE DISTANCE FOR DAY 1- Approx. 205 km THE PLACE - IMPIANA CHERATING Impiana Cherating Resort, Cherating, Pahang, Malaysia, is a 4-star hotel with a stunning white sandy beach located at one of Malaysia’s premier holiday spots, Cherating Beach. On a 35-acre site at Cherating in the State of Pahang, the Impiana Cherating Resort is a popular coastal resort area that boasts the finest white sandy beaches in the Peninsular Malaysia. Having being situated on one of the best beaches on the east cost of Peninsular Malaysia, the Impiana Cherating Resort, Malaysia is designed to cater for the young and old and it’s a spectacular retreat for those who needs a break from the hustle and bustle of town and for those who enjoys outdoor activities. For those who enjoy outdoors activities, there’s an array of activities to choose from while staying at Impiana Resort. The resort’s recreational facilities include a large landscape swimming pool, outdoor Jacuzzi and a kid’s pool. Guest who look for a more exciting activities, they can choose, canoeing and much more or just relaxing by the beach to capture its picturesque view and a whole loads of other activities that keeps the young and old occupied. Situated in the east cost of Peninsula Malaysia, the main attraction would be turtle watching which is available along the Cherating Beach from May to September. If you are lucky, you might get a chance to look at the turtle closer. ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE AT IMPIANA CHERATING 8 ELEMENTS OF OBSTACLE COURSE RM 20.00 nett per person AMAZING RACE RM 20.00 nett per person TELEMATCH (6 GAMES) RM 20.00 nett per person TREASURE HUNT RM 15.00 nett per person PAINTBALL ACTIVITY RM 150.00 nett per person DAY4 PROGRAMME MONDAY (24th July 2011) Distance 0700 Breakfast 1030 Briefing / Regroup 1100 Roll Out 1200 Lunch at Balok, Kuantan 1330 Ride Resume / Refuel 1500 Stop at Termerloh Area Refreshments and Refueling 1530 Ride Resume 1700 Arrive at KL 260 km TOTAL RIDE DISTANCE FOR DAY 1- Approx. 260 km Please confirm your booking by4th July 2011 and make payment latest by 6th July 2011. for further information, please contact FAST BIKES SDN BHD Level G, 49, Jalan Kampung Pandan 55100 Kuala Lumpur Tel: 03 9200 9007 Fax: 03 9200 9006 email: [email protected].
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