Borneo — 2027
One of Earth's Last Wild Places
The rainforests of Borneo are 140 million years old and home to some of the most endangered species on the planet. Orangutans. Sun bears. Pygmy elephants. Clouded leopards. Join us for an intimate expedition into one of the world's great biodiversity hotspots, and become a partner in preservation.
The Journey — 8 Days
Day 1 — Kota Kinabalu
Arrive in this stunning oceanfront city. Rest up. The adventure starts tomorrow.
Days 2–3 — Sepilok
Base at Sepilok Rainforest Lodge, one of National Geographic's most unique lodges in the world. Private tours of the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Center, the Orangutan Orphanage, and the Proboscis Monkey Sanctuary. Plus a night trek.
Days 4–5 — Kinabatangan River
A 2.5-hour river cruise to Sandakan, spotting pygmy elephants, proboscis monkeys, and orangutans along the way. Stay at the world-famous Sukau Rainforest Lodge. Evening boat safari and night trek included.
Days 6–8 — Danum Valley
One of the most biodiverse places on Earth. Wake to gibbons. Spot tarsiers, colugos, and if luck is on your side, a marbled cat or clouded leopard. Stay at the breathtaking Borneo Rainforest Lodge.
Payment and Cancellation
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30% non-refundable deposit due at booking
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Final payment due 120 days before departure
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Save 3% by paying cash or check
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Cancellations within 120 days are non-refundable; travel insurance strongly recommended
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Cancel before 120 days for a full refund (minus deposit) or credit toward a future trip within 12 months
What's Included
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Ground transportation
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All lodging
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Private wildlife biologist guide
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Game drives, hikes & conservation project visits
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Small group setting
Not Included
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International & domestic flights
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Conservation levies · Tips · Souvenirs · Some alcohol
