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Borneo Luxury Tours & Trips

Orangutans, maritime history, and dense jungle

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Young orangutan in tree, Borneo, Malaysia Young orangutan in tree, Borneo, Malaysia
Rain forest at dawn in the Danum Valley, Borneo, Malaysia Rain forest at dawn in the Danum Valley, Borneo, Malaysia
Fern uncurling in the Danum Valley, Borneo, Malaysia Fern uncurling in the Danum Valley, Borneo, Malaysia
Young orangutan in tree, Borneo, Malaysia

BORNEO TRIPS, TOURS & TRAVEL

Borneo elegantly brings diverse and botanically rich landscapes together in one destination. Our Borneo luxury tours and trips range from visiting wildlife sanctuaries inhabited by orangutans, hornbills, proboscis monkeys, and Asian elephants to exploring port cities influenced by Malay, Indian, and Chinese cultures through centuries of trade. Our Borneo travel experts have uncovered the top eco-lodges and boutique hotels for your stay.

  • Hike through the massive cave systems and towering karst formations of Sarawak on our Borneo tours.
  • Snorkel or dive with turtles and tropical fish off white sand beaches in Sabah.
  • Explore the rain forest, cruising the Kinabatangan River and wild-life watching by foot at Danum Valley.
  • Climb Mt. Kinabalu to see the sunrise, viewing pitcher plants and bird life en route.

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A female Bornean orangutan hanging from a tree, Kalimantan, Borneo with GeoEx

Rivers & Jungles of Borneo

Cruising and Walking Through a Malaysian Paradise

“Thrilling natural encounters abound in the lush wilds of Borneo,” exclaims GeoEx travel expert, Tina Liadis, recalling her run-ins with six types of hornbill, a revved-up elephant, and a reticulated python. She’s designed this river-cruising and jungle-walking Malaysia trip to take travelers deep into Borneo’s rain forest, home to a mind-boggling array of flora and… Continued

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When to Go

  • BEST TIMES: Humid year-round, March-October see less rain and are a great time to spot orangutans in the wild.
  • ALSO CONSIDER: January-February are rainy in Sarawak but Sabah tends to be a bit drier. November-December are the rainiest months in all parts of the island.

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