Guided Tours
Guided Tours
Kubah National Park & Matang Wildlife Center
This two in one tour will show you the type of forest the rehabilitation team at Matang Wildlife Center reprogram the mistreated and orphaned Orangutans that now live within the protection of the center. Although you will be unable to…
Wetlands Wonders (Evening Tour)
The Kuching Wetlands National Park a designated RAMSAR site (www.ramsar.org) is one of the most bio-diverse national parks in all of Sarawak. Take on our Wetlands Wonders excursions to truly experience this unique feature of wild Borneo.
Orangutan Search (4D3N)
The Kinabatangan wildlife sanctuary is a mere 26,103 hectares in size and within this tiny area, is a great variety of animals and flora, some endemic to Borneo and some endemic to the area itself.
Borneo Diving – Sipadan, Kapalai & Mabul Beach Resort Dive
In Sipadan, you scuba dive with the swirling tornado-like formation of Barracudas, the Big-eye Trevallies, the thousands Silver Jacks, giant size Parrot Fishes, the numerous Turtles and many others such as Manta and Eagle Rays, Tunas, Scalloped Hammerhead Sharks, Whale…
Summiting Mount Kinabalu via Timpohon Gate
Rising majestically above the surrounding plain, Mt. Kinabalu is a rugged, heavily eroded mountain, scarred by gullies, with jagged rocks and sharp pointed peaks fringed by pristine Montane Rainforests. At 4,095 meters or 13,435 feet above sea level, this legendary…
Summiting Mount Kinabalu via Timpohon Gate
Rising majestically above the surrounding plain, Mt. Kinabalu is a rugged, heavily eroded mountain, scarred by gullies, with jagged rocks and sharp pointed peaks fringed by pristine Montane Rainforests. At 4,095 meters or 13,435 feet above sea level, this legendary…
Mt. Kinabalu ‘Walk the Torq’
The world’s highest VIA FERRATA (or ‘iron road’ in Italian), which is also Asia’s first VIA FERRATA, is located at Mt Kinabalu’s Panalaban rock face. It starts at 3,400 meters and ends at 3,800 meters.
Mountain Bike Riding – Off Road Goldmine & Cave Discovery
Discover the off road jungle trails near the historical gold mining town of Bau. Ride through the rocky rainforest terrain leading to the oldest gold mines in Sarawak and visit Kuching’s famous caves, the Wind & Fairy Caves.
Mountain Bike Riding – Easy Goldmine & Cave Discovery
Discover the joy of bicycling in the beautiful Borneo countryside with a visit to a historical gold mining town and Kuching’s limestone caves.
Mountain Bike Riding – Off Road Jungle & River Adventure
Experience this wild and thrilling ride in the exotic wilds of Borneo on a fantastic off-road trail with 90% single tracks.
Pedal Power Series : NW Discovery
Visit tropical gardens and parks, historical monuments, important landmarks and quaint villages on the fringe of the city with our knowledgeable bike leaders.
Pedal Power Series : SW Discovery
Explore the southwestern parts of Kuching on Pedal Power. This scenic bicycle ride is filled with historical monuments and amazing buildings.
Longhouse Daytrip Experience
Annah Rais Longhouse is a Bidayuh settlement some 60 km south of Kuching city. Situated at the foothill of Borneo Highlands along the mountain range marking Sarawak’s border with Kalimantan Indonesia, this is the most accessible longhouse experience from Kuching.…
Rainforest Kayaking
Treat yourself to a fun filled day kayaking in some of the most beautiful natural settings around Kuching!
Mount Santubong Night Walk
As the sun sets and the Orangutans retire into their nests, an army of very different creatures emerges, turning the forest into a kaleidoscope of sounds, sights, and scents, a truly ‘avatar moment’.
A Cultural Immersion
The Sarawak Cultural Village (SCV), an award winning ‘living museum’ is located 32km from Kuching in the shadow of majestic Mount Santubong and within walking distance from Damai Beach.
Explore Mulu National Park – Show Caves & Pinnacles
Over millennia the flow of water draining off the slopes of Gunung Mulu to the sea has carved deep gorges through the Limestone Mountains forming a complex network of vast caves.
Tall House Experience
The Melanau people or A-Likou (meaning River people) represents one of the earliest ethnic settlers in Sarawak. Experience staying in a traditional Melanau Tall House and get acquainted with this charming coastal people of Borneo and their unique lifestyle.
Into The Wild
Tanjung Datu is one of Sarawak’s smallest National Parks and probably the most beautiful. Secluded beaches with clear turquoise waters and untouched rainforests sustaining an impressive array of flora and fauna make this National Park a heaven for any nature…
Orangutan Encounters
Your trip to Borneo will be incomplete without visiting the ‘Man of the Forest’, the iconic Orangutan. One of the best place for this special Borneo wildlife encounter is at the Semenggoh Wildlife Centre (SWC).
Sultans of Swing
Borneo’s most recognisable icon is the Orangutan. The Malay word for ‘Man of the Forest’, the Orangutan is human being’s ‘closest cousin’ sharing 96.4% of our genetic makeup. Whether you choose to encounter this fascinating creature in a semi-wild environment…
Wetlands Wonders (Morning Tour )
The Kuching Wetlands National Park a designated RAMSAR site (www.ramsar.org) is one of the most bio-diverse national parks in all of Sarawak. Take on our Wetlands Wonders excursions to truly experience this unique feature of wild Borneo.
Bako National Park
Bako National Park (BNP) with its great biodiversity is one of the best places in Sarawak and Borneo to spot wildlife in their natural surroundings. Commonly spotted here are the strange looking Proboscis Monkeys, Silver Leaf Monkeys, Long Tail Macaques,…
Bako National Park – Day Trip
Bako National Park (BNP) with its great biodiversity is one of the best places in Sarawak and Borneo to spot wildlife in their natural surroundings. Commonly spotted here are the strange looking Proboscis Monkeys, Silver Leaf Monkeys, Long Tail Macaques,…
Village In The Clouds 2
Perched high above the Mountain Range dividing Sarawak and West Kalimantan, Indonesia are some idyllic villages where the Land Dayak people continue their traditional ways eking a livelihood from the rich forest and fertile land maintaining their symbiotic existence with…