A spectacular journey that combines three contrasting locations within Borneo, staying in a selection of boutique accommodation in prime wildlife areas. Being a customised trip, Natural World Safaris will tailor the journey to meet and exceed your expectations. Everything from trip duration, budget, activity level and preference will be taken into account. Optimum months of travel are from March to October, with an average trip duration of 9-days.
Experience the up-close feedings of orangutans at Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre, as well as the pristine dense jungles in search of encounters with orangutans. Traverse the winding waterways of the Kinabatangan River on the lookout for the elusive pygmy elephants, and cross mud volcanoes to admire the extensive flora and fauna that call this equatorial paradise home. Your final stop will be a few days on the unspoilt Gaya Island where you can marvel at the coral gardens in the Tunku Rahman Marine Park on snorkelling and scuba diving excursions.
Borneo stands as a testament to the Earth's unrivalled biodiversity, with its steamy rainforests and diverse wildlife making it a must-see destination for nature enthusiasts. The rainforests of Borneo are known for their wide range of inhabitants, beyond the iconic orangutans and the elusive pygmy elephants are the enigmatic proboscis monkeys swinging through the lush canopy, and the clouded leopards that prowl its depths. This journey is an unparalleled opportunity to witness the vibrant tapestry of life in some of the world's oldest jungles.
In the words of Sir David Attenborough, 'Borneo - the world’s third largest island - is one of its richest treasure-houses, full of an immense variety of wild animals and plants, all living in a magnificent tropical forest.'
Package Information: A 9-day tailor-made journey to Borneo such as this would include all accommodation, meals, airport transfers, domestic flights, national park fees and shared game viewing experiences in the company of expert guides.
Price: from SGD14,920 per person (based on two people sharing) exclusive of international airfare. Access would be to Sandakan via Kota Kinabalu, a total flying time from Singapore of under 3-hours.