What is the difference between whitewater rafting and kayaking?
Whitewater rafting is a sport that utilises water crafts to be propelled downstream by the turbulent current of certain fast flowing rivers. It can normally accomodate 6~10 pax, depending on the raft size. Compared to kayak, inflatable rafts a lot more cumbersome and difficult to maneuver. Kayaking is on the other hand a more maneuverable water craft that nowadays comes in many forms, i.e. inflatable, rigid, foldable and stowaways. Kayaking presents more challenges and freedom compared to rafting as it can go against currents and eddies given good hands.
