Destinations in Sabah
Mount kinabalu
Mount Kinabalu
At 4095m, Mount Kinabalu is the highest mountain in Malaysia and on the island of Borneo. To reach the summit you must spend a minimum of 1 night on the mountain and pre-booking is essential. More adventurous travellers can opt to tackle the Via Ferrata and those with extra time can add-on a night in Kinabalu Park and/or Poring hot springs. Visit our Mount Kinabalu Info Centre to learn more about the climb.
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kinabatangan river
Kinabatangan River
Sabah's longest river is one of the best and most affordable places to see big wildlife in Borneo. Join river cruises in search of proboscis monkeys, orang-utans, pygmy elephants and more, search for rare species of birds & insects and relax on the banks of the river. With the option of dormitories, private rooms, boutique lodges and luxury retreats there is something here to suit nearly all budgets!
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danum valley
Danum Valley
Danum Valley Conservation Area encompasses some of the oldest rainforest in the world so it is no surprise that it is number 1 on most wildlife enthusiasts "must see" lists. Both the more basic Danum Valley Field Centre and the luxurious Borneo Rainforest Lodge are perfectly located for exploring Danum Valley's beautiful primary rainforest.
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tabin wildlife reserve
Tabin Wildlife Reserve
Malaysia's largest wildlife reserve is also one of the best for spotting gibbons, orang-utans, bearded pigs, rare species of birds and more. Tabin Wildlife Resort offers comfortable mid-range accommodation from which to explore the surrounding forest on foot or by 4X4
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turtle island
Turtle Island
Spend a night here to witness turtles coming onto the beach to lay eggs and watch as baby hatchlings take their first steps towards the great ocean.
A trip to Turtle Island can be booked as a 2D1N overnight stay or as a 4D3N package in combination with a trip to the Kinabatangan River, hands down the best place to see wildlife in Sabah. |
Maliau basin
Maliau Basin
Maliau Basin, also known as Borneo's lost world, is an awe-inspiring & challenging place to visit. Trek through pristine rainforest, sleep in basic jungle camps, refresh yourself in hidden waterfalls and see a side of Sabah that most visitors won't experience. Physical fitness and a sense of adventure are a must for this trip!
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orou sapulot
Orou Sapulot
The Sapulot region of Sabah is meeting point of culture and wilderness and the Murut tribe that calls this region home was one of the last in Sabah to give up headhunting. Traditional Murut longboats, hidden water falls, caving, traditional food, music, dance and rice wine, this trip into the green heart of Borneo has a lot to offer.
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Trus madi
Mt Trus Madi
Mount Trus Madi is Sabah's second highest mountain and offers a more physically challenging climb than summiting Mount Kinabalu. You will need a minimum of 3 nights to reach the summit with overnight stops at basic jungle camps along the way. It is not uncommon to be the only climber on the mountain, a great option for those wanting to escape the crowds and challenge themselves surrounded by nature.
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