If you are planning to visit Borneo, the Kinabatangan River is a must-see! And with a choice of six Borneo Dream tours – ranging from half a day to five days in length – we can offer the perfect Kinabatangan River experience for you. We will look at these tours later in this article but …
Welcome to the Kinabatangan River, one of the most biodiverse regions on the planet. The river is located in the Malaysian state of Sabah, on the island of Borneo, and stretches over 560km through dense rainforests and flooded mangroves. Here are some of the key things you need to know about the area: Join us …
A Wildlife Adventure on the Kinabatangan River: Exploring Borneo’s Natural Wonders Read More »
For many visitors to Borneo, the island’s diverse wildlife and habitats are a strong draw. Depending on your interest, you may choose to visit any one of a number of areas across the island. There are few spots. However, that can beat Danum Valley for the range of activities and places to explore. Here we …
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 …
What you may see when visiting Kinabatangan River Read More »
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. …
At one point or another, life makes all of us want to go and hide out in a cave. So why not embrace this and make it one of the highlights of your next visit to Borneo? This island is a veritable wonder ground of must-visit caves in all shapes and sizes. So if you’re …
At an estimated 140 million years old, Borneo boasts one of the oldest rainforests in the world. As a result, its been vital in the evolution of most of the endemic (unique to the island) species of plant and animal. So when you visit the Bornean jungle, you’ll be surrounded by around 3,000 species of …
Whether you are visiting Sandakan for the bulk of your trip, or just passing through, you will want to maximise your time in the city. So much travel time can be wasted by lack of planning when it comes to places like Sandakan. While it’s great to have an excuse to return to a place, …
When we’re not exploring the ocean, we’re looking high into the sky at another very different, but equally fascinating, natural population of Borneo. The birds of Borneo include resident and migratory species, with up to 688 logged here to date. 60 of these species are endemic to the island, which means that you won’t see …
Fantastic Birds of Borneo | and where to find them Read More »
Malaysia is considered by many to be a tropical paradise, with stretches of the rich rainforest as far as the eye can see and tropical turquoise water that sparkles in the sunlight. It’s this crystal clear water that also makes it a haven for scuba divers and snorkelers, particularly in the Sabah region of Borneo. …