Kota Kinabalu Small Group Tours & Trips

Highlights

• Stay at a Kinabatangan jungle lodge with jungle walks and wildlife river cruises
• Visit Kinabalu National Park, trekking and bathing in hot springs
• See the orangutans of Sepilok and proboscis monkeys of Labuk Bay
• Spectacular snorkelling and relax on white-sand beaches in Tunku Abdul Marine Park

Highlights

• Stay in an eco-lodge on the edge of the jungle that’s fighting for the preservation of Ulu Muda Forest with research and awareness, low-footprint practices and ecotourism principles.
• Take not one but two river cruises deep in the Ulu Muda Forest to double your chances of spotting roaming wildlife like elephants as your guide tells you about the native plants and wildlife that call this lush haven home.
• Explore the rolling green Cameron Highlands, blanketed by tea plantations and strawberry fields, and then trek through the mossy forest to learn more about the unique plants living beneath this sea of moss.
• Climb Mt Kinabalu – the literal pinnacle of all treks in South East Asia – with local guides whose families have trekked the mountain for generations, witnessing a stunning sunrise after a morning hike.
• Join a local ranger and witness the special life cycle of sea turtles coming ashore on Turtle Island to lay their eggs on the beach, with the hatchlings making a dash down the beach to their new life.

Highlights

• A two week wildlife full immersion in Borneo's jungles of Sabah and Sarawak
• Cruise along Bako's rainforest and marvel at Mulu National park's pinnacles
• Visit Sepilok Orang-utan Sanctuary and spend three nights in a lush wildlife reserve

Highlights

• Visit Bako National Park, to see long-nosed monkeys, monitor lizards, and wild boars
• Wander at the most spectacular caves at Mulu
• Experience fascinating lifestyle of friendly Rungus tribe
• Take a mangrove cuise ride to Garama Village and enjoy spectacular scenery
• Enjoy a full day tour of the diverse and exotic Kinabalu National Park

Highlights

• Enjoy a full day tour of the diverse and exotic Kinabalu National Park
• Visit some of the most spectacular caves at Mulu
• Witness an Orang Utan feeding at the world renowned Semenggok Rehabilitation Centre
• Experience fascinating lifestyle of friendly Iban tribe

Highlights

• This is one of only two places in the world you can see wild orangutans – meet these friendly fellas swinging around, climbing up trees and just generally living their jungle life in the sepilok rehabilitation centre
• Good mountains are hard to climb, but you’ll be a conqueror of epic mt kinabalu
• Monkeys, primates, simians everywhere! well, here’s hoping as you cruise past the wildlife-filled banks of the kinabatangan river