Appreciate the wonders of nature and its attributes towards the eco system. Starting from the Tanjung Rhu fishing village, the boat journey will take you through limestone caves and hidden canyon where monkeys, king fishers, monitor lizards and mud crabs congregate along the river banks.

Visit a fish farm, have some light refreshment before the highlight of watching the protected white-headed eagles being fed - a scene not to be missed by your camera or video. After the last stop at a Bat Cave, cruise back to Tanjung Rhu along the coastal area of northern islands.

This cruise passes mangrove swamps and picturesque fishing villages on the way to the South China Sea. After a short cruise through the open sea, we arrive at Satang Island, one of the three islands set aside by the government for turtle conservation.

First, visit the turtle conservation and hatchery area and learn about the conservation programme. Then proceed to Satang Island?s beautiful white sand beach for snorkeling amidst the wide variety of soft corals, spotting an abundance of colourful marine life. Or an alternatively is to take a stroll through the rugged jungle that covers the island. A packed lunch is included.

Kuantan, the state capital, is situated on the banks of the Kuantan river mouth on the east coast of Malaysia's main island. Drive along the coastline dotted with fishing villages and experience the lifestyle of the people. Stop at Beserah fishing village to see villagers process their catch as salted fish, which is today a delicacy. At the mini zoo at Taman Teruntum see some of the native animals.

View some exclusive residence of the Royal family, the official residence of the Chief Minister and the State guesthouse. Visit a colorful Hindu temple and photograph the new State Mosque enroute. Enjoy a stop at a cottage industry, and watch the intricate art of Batik making.