Mount Kinabalu
Looking for a challenging adventure? Mount Kinabalu towers 4,095 metres above sea level and is the highest peak between the Himalayas and New Guinea, also the most prominent in Southeast Asia. Climbing Mount Kinabalu isn't just a physically challenging experience but is also a unique journey through the tropical jungle at the base, to the rocky sub-alpine summit plateau. A whole range of exotic plants can be found in the different climates along the way: bamboo, mosses, orchids, rotans and Mount Kinabalu's famous pitcher plants in abundance. Mount Kinabalu offers an impressive and immensely rich variety of insect, bird and animal species on its slopes. After an early morning start, the highlight of the trip is the arrival of daylight revealing the remarkable summit plateau of the mountain, a vast expanse of smooth rock with a unusual assortment of rocky pinnacles rising from below. It’s truly a unique and awe-inspiring experience but not one to be underestimated!
Please note: The standard 2D1N Mount Kinabalu climb is not available more than 30 days in advance
3D2N Mount Kinabalu Climb & Poring Hot SpringsSummit Mount Kinabalu with a night either before or after the climb in Poring hot springs - our most economical 3D2N option.
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3D2N Mount Kinabalu Climb & Kinabalu ParkSummit Mount Kinabalu and enjoy a night either before or after the climb in Kinabalu park, Sabah's only Unesco heritage site.
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2D1N Mount Kinabalu ClimbSpend your night in Laban Rata at 3200m above sea level and catch the best sun rise in Asia over lows peak! This is the shortest and most economical trip to the top of Borneo.
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2D1N Mount Kinabalu Climb with Via FerrataFor the more adventurous, these trips will have you hanging on by the seat of your pants while exploring a different part of Mount Kinabalu to the regular mountain climbers.
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Want more adventure?
Why not climb Mount Trus Madi, lesser known yet just as stunning and more challenging than Mount Kinabalu!
Why not climb Mount Trus Madi, lesser known yet just as stunning and more challenging than Mount Kinabalu!
