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underwater view of a snorkeler observing a giant turtle in Kota Kinabalu.

6 bucket list activities you can tick off on a Borneo holiday

Quick takeaway: Malaysian Borneo packs rainforest, ocean and river wildlife into one destination. The six bucket list activities most worth building a trip around are diving in Sipadan, snorkeling or learning to dive around Kota Kinabalu, cruising the Kinabatangan River, trekking Danum Valley’s primary rainforest, meeting orangutans at Sepilok and watching turtles nest on Turtle […]

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A couple enjoy an evening on a beach on their Borneo honeymoon

Is A Borneo honeymoon a good destination?

Quick takeaway Yes, a Borneo honeymoon is brilliant because it caters to so many different kinds of trip. You can dive world famous reefs, watch wild orangutans from a river boat, trek through the rainforest, climb a mountain, then flop on a quiet beach, often within the same fortnight. It works whether you both want

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Areial view of Sabah water

When is the best season for Borneo Weather?

Quick Takeaway March to October is generally the driest, sunniest period across most of Borneo, with May to September the sweet spot for diving, trekking, beach time, and climbing. Although November to February brings heavier rain to many areas, it still offers rewarding wildlife and river experiences. There is no truly “bad” time to visit,

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Boat trip on Libaran Island

how to have a safe Kinabatangan river experience

Overview: The most effective way to stay safe while experiencing the Kinabatangan river is to use trusted tour operators. Local guides have knowledge and experience that will make sure visitors can experience wildlife and soak in the environment without getting too close to dangerous animals, or getting lost.   Table of Contents Why visiting with a

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white water rafting in Borneo.

The most exciting activities for adventurous travellers in Borneo

Borneo has something for everyone. We mean it – everyone! This island has a multitude of faces, from the picturesque beaches that make it the ultimate restful haven to the wildlife and habitats that delight explorers and environmentalists alike. Head to the cities for amazing food and thriving culture, and into villages to explore our

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Top 5 must visit places in Sabah in 2025.

Top 5 must visit places in Sabah for 2025

Sabah, located on the northern portion of Borneo, is a Malaysian state renowned for its rich biodiversity, stunning landscapes, and vibrant cultures. For those planning a visit in 2025, here are five must-see destinations that encapsulate the essence of this remarkable region. 1. Mount Kinabalu Standing at 4,095 metres, Mount Kinabalu is the tallest peak

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A rare species Bornean Sun Bear sitting in a natural jungle habitat

What are the rarest species to spot on a Borneo wildlife expedition?

What is your motivation behind visiting the Sabah region of Borneo? You might seek adventure, relaxation or culture – they’re all here! Or perhaps you are intrigued by the natural world and want to experience the stunning and unique habitats and wildlife that the island has in abundance. The ways that you can encounter wildlife

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orangutan dangles by one arm in the rainforest

Which wildlife expeditions can I do in Borneo?

Borneo isn’t just one of the largest islands in the world, it’s also one of the most magical. Consisting of three nations, the island of Borneo is unlike anywhere else in the world, boasting incredible diving spots, impressive sunsets, majestic mountains, and even mysterious cave systems.  It’s also home to some of the world’s most

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What you might see in Kinabatangan River

What you may see when visiting Kinabatangan River

At 350 miles long, the Kinabatangan River is the second-longest waterway in Malaysia. It’s well known for the biodiverse habitats on its banks and surrounding areas. Along the course of the river, you can access the limestone caves at Gomantong, dryland forests, mangrove swamps and lakes. Much of the lower river is within the Kinabatangan

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Kinabatangan River cruise on your own with Borneo Dream

Kinabatangan River Cruise on Your Own

As a visitor (or future visitor!) to Sabah, you’re probably keen to experience some of the wildlife that we’re so proud of here. You’re also probably fairly adventurous, and keen to try some active sightseeing! So, it’s no surprise that so many visitors gravitate towards the Kinabatangan River. This is the second-longest waterway in Malaysia.

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