Satisfy Your Sense of Adventure

The third largest island in the world, shared by the Malaysian states of Sabah and Sarawak, Indonesian Kilimantan and Brunei, Borneo has so much to offer.

Here, you can trek through the jungles in search of wild orangutans and visit excellent rehabilitation centres to learn more about the wonderful work being done to protect them. A mix of fascinating traditional cultures, fantastic dive spots, and ancient biodiverse rainforests make this a must-do destination.

You’ll never tire of things to do in Borneo:

Embark on an adventure along the Kinabatangan River to spot the region’s wildlife
Climb Mount Kinabalu in Sabah, the highest mountain in the Malay Archipelago
Visit Sarawak’s ancient virgin rainforest, home to 27 ethnic people
Take it slow; relax, eat well and be pampered at one of the nearby islands

The possibiliites are limitless. Contact us to start planning your Borneo adventure!

Enthralling Jungle Treks with Friendly, Knowledgeable Guides

By embarking on a Borneo trek, you will have the amazing opportunity spot wildlife and learn more about conservation and protecting our planet. There are options for both day and night treks as well as river cruises, which offer a different perspective on the rainforest.

The local guides are extremely passionate about what they do. They are so warm and friendly; by the end of your stay, they will feel like family. What could be more satisfying that seeing orangutans in the wild and getting up close and personal to learn about conservation and protection?

Experience all this while escaping the stresses of everyday life, surrounded by gorgeous ancient rainforest, eating delicious local food and learning about the cultures of the lovely Borneo locals.

Ready to start your amazing Borneo experience? Simply enquire today to get started.

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Getting There

Flight time is approximately 16 hours from London Heathrow to Sabah via Kuala Lumpur.

Time Difference

UTC+8

Language

Malay is widely spoken throughout Borneo.

Currency

Malaysian Ringgit

Best Time to Go

The best time to visit Borneo is March-October, when the island is hot, humid, and at its driest. It is also the best time to see orangutans in the wild, while turtles can be seen on Lankayan Island between June and September.During the rest of the year, Borneo experiences a tropical, rainy climate. It’s hot and humid, with temperatures averaging 27°C to 32°C, and humidity usually at around 80%.