Borneo (Malaysia)
'Borneo', the name evokes images of steaming jungles filled with exotic creatures and ancient communities living life as they have for centuries.
Intro
Whether you want to cruise along meandering rivers, traverse jagged valleys in search of proboscis monkeys, Borneo pygmy elephants and orangutans, or experience longhouse tribal culture, Borneo has it all. Go rafting or hiking, explore vast cave complexes, dive world-class coral reefs and discover pristine wilderness.
Part Malaysia, part Indonesia and part Brunei, Borneo has a unique geography, teeming with endemic species of mammal, bird and marine life - and incredible rainforests. Its culture is also extremely rich and diverse with ethnic Malay and Chinese living alongside former headhunters such as the Iban, Kenyah and Penan. Our tours cover the Malaysian part of Borneo which consists of Sarawak in the West and Sabah in the East, each offering a different perspective on the island. Sarawak is where the majority of the tribal people are to be found and Sabah has a greater wealth of wildlife.
Why travel with us ?
Borneo is one of the most unique destinations on the planet, hosting some of the oldest rainforests in the world, and famed for iconic wildlife - from Bornean orangutans to proboscis monkeys. Whether you want to spot unique wildlife, spend time getting to know the ancient tribal communities, or just relax on the pristine beaches, Borneo is for you. Having such a fascinating and diverse island as our canvas, we have developed some truly spectacular small group tours - Classic Borneo covers the best of the country's highlights, Hidden Borneo takes a less travelled route and Wildlife of Borneo focuses on wildlife experiences.As well as carefully crafted group tours, we can also offer extensions and private bespoke trips in Borneo including hiking, diving, train trips and more. So, if you would like to take in more of this amazing island, please don’t hesitate to contact one of our travel specialist who would be delighted to help you plan the perfect getaway to this inimitable paradise.
Quick Facts
Capital: Kota Kinabalu (Sabah), Kuching (Sarawak)
Population: Around 18.5 million
Languages: Bahasa Malaysia
Borneo Presentation
Explore Borneo's incredible wildlife and unique cultures with local expert, Beatriz. Adventure lovers can go rafting or hiking, explore vast cave complexes and discover pristine wilderness. Its culture is also extremely rich and diverse with ethnic Malay and Chinese living alongside former headhunters such as the Iban, Kenyah and Penan. Whether you want to go in search of orangutans, proboscis monkeys and Borneo pygmy elephants in Sabah or experience longhouse tribal culture in Sarawak, Borneo has it all.WATCH PRESENTATION >>