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Borneo Packages | | Borneo is the third largest Island in the world and is covered in thick rainforest that hides many of its secrets. If you love adventures, you can trek through its jungle or climb its highest Peak, the Mount Kinabalu. Explore the deep secret and discover the famous Orang Utan, or the see the biggest flower in the world. The Raflesia. Borneo is also known for its beautiful island & beaches getaway. Interested in visiting Borneo? Take a look at our packages to see if it fits your budget & taste. Borneo consist of Sabah & Sarawak and is home of some of the most beautiful caves ( Mulu Caves ), Mountain & beaches & marine life in Malaysia. |
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|  | | | Travel Package Code: MIG0205 ( Golf ) | from RM 790 or USD 0 | | | Established in April 1996, the Damai Golf & Country Club in Sarawak boasts the true elegance of a world qualified 18-hole golf course. It is the first in Malaysia designed by the legendary Arnold Palmer and sits supreme in its majestic atmosphere with a breathtaking ocean view and lush mountains as the backdrop to this magnificent bona fide designer golf course.his is also the only club in Sarawak providing electric buggies, ensuring comfort for all players while they enjoy the vast par 72 course. |
|  | | | Travel Package Code: MB0314 ( Diving & Snorkelling ) | from RM 1060 or USD 0 | | | Sipadan Water Village is an exclusive resort constructed with Bajau Architectural Design, located in Mabul Island. The entire resort is built on stilts with panoramic sea-view. With its authentic design and coupled with crystal clear water and amazing marine life, Sipadan Water Village is indeed a dream paradise offering world class diving and snorkeling along with true relaxation and comfort. |
|  | | | Travel Package Code: MB0401 ( Nature & Ecology ) | from RM 995 or USD 0 | | | Bako National Park- Sarawak's oldest national park was established in 1957 on a 2,728 hectare site, about 37 km from Kuching. It is known for its extraordinary variety and natural scenery, habitats, plant and wild life.A common plant found in abundance is the Dischidea Rafflesia, a slender climber bearing special expanded hollow leaves. Ants reside in these hollow leaves and leave their excreta as nutrients for the plant. Others plants include sundew, bladderwort and the notoriously carnivorous pitcher plant.The unique Proboscis monkey (Orang Belanda) can be found in the Borneo riverine forest. Easily distinguished by its enormous cucumber-like nose, it is not uncommon to find the male species lording over a harem of ten mates! The silver langur with the punk-like hairdo is a very shy primate, feeding only on leaves. Their young are easily distinguished by their bright orange colour. Other inhabitants in the park include long-tailed macaques, bearded pigs, leopard cats and giant lizards such as the tree monitors and skinks. |
|  | | | Travel Package Code: S33 ( Nature & Ecology ) | from RM 280 or USD 0 | | | Bako was established as a national park in 1957. Since then it has offered it’s visitors the perfect introduction to Sarawak’s native vegetation and wildlife. It is situated on the northern tip of the Muara Tebas Peninsula and covers 27sq kms. Although seemingly small compared to other national parks, Bako is rich in a vast variety of vegetation and wildlife as it extends out to coastal beaches and coves.Upon arrival a guide take you along well-planned trails where you will see an abundance of flora and fauna amongst the shady forest canopy. You will see winding creepers and vines, long tailed macaques and silver leaf monkeys. Wild boars, squirrels and monitor lizards are common sights in the park and you may even get a chance to peak on the shy proboscis monkeys during low tide with the help of your guide.
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|  | | | Travel Package Code: S37 ( Nature & Ecology ) | from RM 285 or USD 0 | | The Poring Hot springs in Kinabalu Park, welcome the visitor into the tropical lowland rainforests. Sulphur from the hot springs provides a therapeutic bath which many believe has healing elements. The Canopy walkway which is 100 to 200 feet above sea level provides an opportunity to appreciate mother nature at a close distance. |
|  | | | Travel Package Code: S30 ( Helicopter Sightseeing ) | from RM 1080 or USD 0 | | This flight offers you an aerial view of Kota Kinabalu, the surrounding island and beautiful coastal beaches on a 4-seater Bell 206B helicopter. You will also get to see the 5 idyllic islands off Kota Kinabalu making up the Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, their luxuriant growth of tropical vegetation and crystal clear waters. The flight also covers the uniquely designed glass tower of Sabah Foundation Building and other prominent landmarks. |
|  | | | Travel Package Code: S36 ( Culture & Heritage ) | from RM 355 or USD 0 | |
Depart from
KK to Kudat at Bavangazzo Long House for the Rungus Tribe. Visit Traditional
Long House and observe communal living and the life style of native people in
Sabah. Proceed with the gong-making village and bee farm. Lunch at Kudat Town.
After Lunch, travel to Sempang Tanjung Mengayau to the “Tip of Borneo”, where
the South China Sea and Sulu Sea meet. Take photo at “Lands End” of Borneo.
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|  | | | Travel Package Code: S34 ( Culture & Heritage ) | from RM 155 or USD 0 | | | Known as Sarawak's Living Museum, The Sarawak Cultural Village is a virtual showcase of the lifestyle, traditions and cultures of the Iban, Bidayuh, Orang Ulu, Melanau, Malay, Chinese and Penan communities. |
|  | | | Travel Package Code: MB0303 ( Tours & Sightseeing ) | from RM 650 or USD 0 | | Kuching, the capital of Sarawak, is a riverside town in the west of the state, located on the banks of the Sarawak River. Longhouse Tour- A holiday in Sarawak is not complete without a visit to the longhouses that are the traditional dwellings of many of the races here such as the Iban, Bidayuh and Orang Ulu.
Semenggoh Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre- Located about 32 km south of Kuching, the sanctuary is a rehabilitation centre for Orang Utans which have been injured or captured. |
|  | | | Travel Package Code: MB0301 ( Nature & Ecology ) | from RM 690 or USD 0 | | The City of Kota Kinabalu is the capital of Sabah. Located on the west coast of the "Land Below the Wind”, under the watchful eye of majestic Mount Kinabalu, this fast developing and modern city with some 350,000 inhabitants is known simply and affectionately as 'KK'.
The Poring Hot springs in Kinabalu Park, welcome the visitor into the tropical lowland rainforests. Sulphur from the hot springs provides a therapeutic bath which many believe has healing elements. The Canopy walkway which is 100 to 200 feet above sea level provides an opportunity to appreciate mother nature at a close distance. |
|  | | | Travel Package Code: MB0201 ( Nature & Ecology ) | from RM 1100 or USD 0 | | Encounter Wild Borneo at its best! Tabin is an enormous dipterocarp rainforest landscape in the eastern part of Sabah, Malaysian Borneo with a most diverse range of flora and fauna. Tabin was declared a wildlife reserve because of the large numbers of animal species inhabiting its forest, including several which are highly endangered. With a protected forest area of 120,500 hectares, Tabin plays an important role as a dedicated ground for the breeding of endangered wildlife and protected mammals in Sabah. Thus, Tabin has been heralded as the finest wildlife viewing area in Borneo. The three largest mammals of Sabah, namely Borneo Pygmy Elephant, Sumatera Rhinoceros and Tembadau are all found in this exclusive area! |
|  | | | Travel Package Code: MB0202 ( Nature & Ecology ) | from RM 990 or USD 0 | | | River Safari Cruise - The Kinabatangan Wildlife Sanctuary is one of two known places in the world inhabited by ten species of primates, four of which are endemic to Borneo. It is also one of two places in the world where four colonies of primates inhabit the same place, namely the proboscis monkey, silvered langur, maroon langur and Hose’s or grey langur. It has the highest concentration of proboscis monkeys and orang-utans in Malaysia. Thus, come on down & enjoy the river cruise while being thrilled by our lovely orang utans & hornbills! |
|  | | | Travel Package Code: MB0403 ( Nature & Ecology ) | from RM 1100 or USD 0 | | |
Lok
Kawi Wildlife - After breakfast, we shall take approximately 30 minutes ride to
reach to Lok Kawi Wildlife Park. Here you shall see Borneo and Malaysia wild
animals such as proboscis monkey, Asian elephant, rhino, hornbill birds, tiger
and many more including the world’s one and only look a like mankind mammal,
the Orang Utans.
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|  | | | Travel Package Code: MB0305 ( Nature & Ecology ) | from RM 1790 or USD 0 | | | Encounter Wild Borneo at its best! Tabin is an enormous dipterocarp rainforest landscape in the eastern part of Sabah, Malaysian Borneo with a most diverse range of flora and fauna. Tabin was declared a wildlife reserve because of the large numbers of animal species inhabiting its forest, including several which are highly endangered. With a protected forest area of 120,500 hectares, Tabin plays an important role as a dedicated ground for the breeding of endangered wildlife and protected mammals in Sabah. Thus, Tabin has been heralded as the finest wildlife viewing area in Borneo. The three largest mammals of Sabah, namely Borneo Pygmy Elephant, Sumatera Rhinoceros and Tembadau are all found in this exclusive area! |
|  | | | Travel Package Code: MB0304 ( Nature & Ecology ) | from RM 690 or USD 0 | | | Located on Teluk Bandung’s sandy beach facing the South China Sea and residing on 90 acres of sea frontage, Damai Beach is ( what Sarawak was like 20 years ago...) very quiet, relaxing, and laidback. It is majestically nestled within the world’s oldest tropical rainforest and a mere 50-minute drive from Kuching City, the capital of Sarawak. Imagine lush rainforest, glorious sun and sea, private sandy beach and an array of interesting activities delighting your senses – thus, come on down to enjoy Damai’s Beach at its best! |
|  | | | Travel Package Code: MB0402 ( Nature & Ecology ) | from RM 1190 or USD 0 | | | Lang's Cave/Deer Cave - is reached by following a 3 km plank walk which passes through peat swamp, alluvial flats and limestone outcrops. There is much to see on the way to the cave, including some superb rainforest, jungle streams and an ancient Penan burial cave. When you reach the cave entrance you are left in no doubt that you are about to enter the largest cave passage in the world. Deer Cave is simply huge - it is just over 2 km in length and never less than 90m high and wide. The main chamber, which is partially lit by sunlight, is 174 metres wide and 122 metres high. This is the area where deer used to shelter so the local Penan and Berawan people named the cave Gua Payau or Gua Rusa (Deer Cave). A visit to Deer Cave is usually combined with one to Lang's Cave, whose entrance is a short distance away from that of Deer Cave. Lang's Cave is the smallest of the show caves but its rock formations are well worth seeing. These are made all the more attractive by the strategically positioned spotlights which highlight stalactites and stalagmites. As the cave is relatively small and well-lit, it offers good opportunities to see some of its inhabitants such as bats, swiftlets and even cave-dwelling snakes |
|  | | | Travel Package Code: MB0204 ( Mountain Climbing & Hiking ) | from RM 1450 or USD 0 | | | A via ferrata (or 'iron road' in Italian) is a protected mountain path consisting of a series of rungs, rails and cables embracing the rock face. It allows access to scenic sections of the mountains that are typically available only to rock climbers and mountaineers. The exhilaration, breathtaking scenery and sense of personal conquest you experience on a via ferrata are guaranteed to give you something to smile about for a long time. Via ferrata is not the same as rock climbing although they both occur in the same area and the same environment. Via ferrata climbing is easier than rock climbing and do not require you to have any previous experience. |
|  | | | Travel Package Code: MB0205 ( Mountain Climbing & Hiking ) | from RM 1550 or USD 0 | | | A via ferrata (or 'iron road' in Italian) is a protected mountain path consisting of a series of rungs, rails and cables embracing the rock face. It allows access to scenic sections of the mountains that are typically available only to rock climbers and mountaineers. The exhilaration, breathtaking scenery and sense of personal conquest you experience on a via ferrata are guaranteed to give you something to smile about for a long time. Via ferrata is not the same as rock climbing although they both occur in the same area and the same environment. Via ferrata climbing is easier than rock climbing and do not require you to have any previous experience. |
|  | | | Travel Package Code: MB0503 ( Nature & Ecology ) | from RM 2670 or USD 0 | | | Selingan Island is one of a group of uninhabited islands straddling the Malaysian and Philippine boundaries lying within the Sulu Seas. This cluster of islands namely three main nesting islands - Pulau Selingan, Pulau Bakkungan Kechil and Pulau Gulisan, covers an area of 1,740 hectares and are protected for the sole purpose of conservation and preservation of turtles and other marine animals inhabiting the area. Selingan island contains the park's headquarters, a visitors centre, basic tourist facilities and accommodation and a turtle hatchery. These limited chalets can accommodate up to maximum of 60 persons per night |
|  | | | Travel Package Code: MB0502 ( Nature & Ecology ) | from RM 3440 or USD 975 | | | Tabin Wildlife Reserve is an enormous dipterocarp rainforest landscape in the eastern part of Sabah, Malaysian Borneo with a most diverse range of flora and fauna. Tabin was declared a wildlife reserve because of the large numbers of animal species inhabiting its forest, including several which are highly endangered. With a protected forest area of 120,500 hectares, Tabin plays an important role as a dedicated ground for the breeding of endangered wildlife and protected mammals in Sabah. Thus, Tabin has been heralded as the finest wildlife viewing area in Borneo. The three largest mammals of Sabah, namely Borneo Pygmy Elephant, Sumatera Rhinoceros and Tembadau are all found in this exclusive area! |
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