DURATION Tour code: WBN Tour style: Classic
TOUR DAYS 19
Tour comfort: Simple Tour pace: Moderate
All Borneo Discovery D
£2599 £3482
TOUR ONLY FLIGHT INCLUSIVE Manukan Island BERINGGIS BEACH CHINA SEA BRUNEI MIRI
Bats at sunset MULU NP
Longtail boat to caves
INDONESIA SARAWAK MALAYSIA
Bako NP Wildlife walk
KUCHING
Semenggoh Orang-utan rehabilitation centre
KAMPUNG MONGOS
Homestay All Borneo discovery WBN Highlights of Borneo
Enjoy an exciting introduction to Borneo’s primeval forests, jungle rivers and exotic animals. Our journey takes us through Sarawak and Sabah, the two provinces that make up Malaysian Borneo. On our way we enjoy the warm hospitality of traditional tribes, explore impressive cave systems by longtail boat and have the chance to scale mighty Mount Kinabalu, South-east Asia’s highest peak.
19 day tour itinerary
Day 1 Join tour Kuching. Day 2 Kuching Explore Kuching’s historical sights. Day 3 Bako Head to Bako National Park for wildlife walk to Telok Beach. Day 4 Orang-utans Enjoy watching the antics of the orang-utans at Semenggoh sanctuary. Day 5 Bidayuh homestay Stay with the Bidayuh people and learn about their tribal traditions. Day 6 Miri Fly to Sarawak’s lively coastal city. Days 7/9 Mulu In Mulu National Park travel by longtail boat to explore the
cave systems. Day 10 Kota Kinabalu Fly to the capital of Sabah. Day 11 Sepilok Watch the orang-utans feed at the Sepilok sanctuary. Days 12/13 Bilit homestay and wildlife Stay with the Orang Sungai people and look out for crocodiles and proboscis monkeys on cruises along the Kinabatangan River. Day 14 Poring Hot Springs Bathe in the naturally heated waters and take a canopy walk through the heights of the rainforest. Days 15/16 Mount Kinabalu Hike up
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through the rainforest to Laban Rata, with the option to make a pre-dawn ascent of South-east Asia’s highest peak (4095m). Days 17/18 Beringgis Beach Time to relax, swim and snorkel in the clear waters of the South China Sea. Enjoy a boat trip to Manukan Island. Day 19 Tour ends Beringgis Beach.
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0 km 120 km Tour essentials
Accommodation: 1 night basic hostel, 4 nights basic homestays, 3 nights simple lodge, 1 night simple cabins, 8 nights standard hotels and 1 night standard lodge. Meals: 18 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 4 dinners are included. Tour Staff: Explore Tour Leader, boat crew, driver(s) and trek crew. Transport: Bus, boat, fl ight and ferry. Group size: Generally 10 - 16.
Planned tour dates
2014 Tour only dates 1 Apr - 19 Apr 13 May - 31 May 15 Jul - 2 Aug
29 Jul - 16 Aug
12 Aug - 30 Aug 9 Sep - 27 Sep 14 Oct - 1 Nov 15 Dec - 2 Jan
2015 Tour only dates 24 Mar - 11 Apr 12 May - 30 May
Flexible fl ight options We have a range of fl exible fl ight options available, please call our sales team for more details.
Single rooms are available from £435 199 SOUTH
Swimming & snorkelling
Optional ascent Mt Kinabalu 4095m
KINABALU NP/ LABAN RATA Poring
Hot springs KINABALU MALAYSIA SABAH KOTA
SULU SEA
Sandakan SEPILOK
Orang-utan sanctuary
BILIT
Oxbow Lake River cruise Homestay
D19 D20
AYS AYS
Asia and the Pacific - Borneo
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