Danum Valley
Explore pristine rainforest from the canopy walkways of Danum Valley.
This two-week holiday to Malaysian Borneo explores the state of Sabah from Danum Valley to Sepilok and Kota Kinabalu, including wildlife encounters, tropical jungles, mountains and idyllic beaches.
Explore pristine rainforest from the canopy walkways of Danum Valley.
Climb Mount Kinabalu, and watch the sunrise from the highest peak in South East Asia.
Cruise the Kinabatangan River in search of pygmy elephant, orangutan and proboscis monkey.
Swim, ride or relax on a secluded stretch of beach.
This holiday works brilliantly for both couples and families. We have included the best areas for wildlife encounters, giving you the greatest chance to see orangutan in the wild as well as a wealth of other wildlife. Rainforest and river exploration combines with mountain conquering and the holiday culminates with time to chill out on the beach – the perfect combination of action and relaxation.
Day 1
Kota Kinabalu
Day 2
Kota Kinabalu - Lahad Datu - Danum Valley
Day 3 - 4
Danum Valley
Day 5
Danum Valley - Kinabatangan River
Day 6
Kinabatangan River
Day 7
Kinabatangan River - Sepilok
Day 8
Sepilok - Sandakan - Kota Kinabalu - Kinabalu Park
Day 9
Kinabalu Park
Day 10
Kinabalu Park - Kota Kinabalu
Day 11 - 13
Kota Kinabalu
Day 14
Kota Kinabalu
Day 1
Kota Kinabalu
Day 2
Kota Kinabalu - Lahad Datu - Danum Valley
Day 3 - 4
Danum Valley
Explore pristine rainforest from the canopy walkways of Danum Valley.
Day 5
Danum Valley - Kinabatangan River
Day 6
Kinabatangan River
Cruise the Kinabatangan River in search of pygmy elephant, orangutan and proboscis monkey.
Day 7
Kinabatangan River - Sepilok
Come face to face with orangutan at Sepilok Rehabilitation Centre.
Day 8
Sepilok - Sandakan - Kota Kinabalu - Kinabalu Park
Come face to face with orangutan at Sepilok Rehabilitation Centre.
Day 9
Kinabalu Park
Climb Mount Kinabalu, and watch the sunrise from the highest peak in South East Asia.
Day 10
Kinabalu Park - Kota Kinabalu
Day 11 - 13
Kota Kinabalu
Swim, ride or relax on a secluded stretch of beach.
Day 14
Kota Kinabalu
If orangutans have eluded you in the wild, Sepilok Rehabilitation Centre offers a wonderful chance to see these primates as they are on their journey through rehabilitation and back into the wild. A 43 kilometre squared reserve of lowland primary rainforest and mangrove, Sepilok was made into an orangutan protection zone in 1964. Fruit is placed on platforms in the rainforest twice daily and released orangutans can return to feed in order to supplement what they cannot find in the wild.