Borneo Adventure
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Borneo Adventure specializes in tours and travel in the Malaysian states of Sarawak & Sabah on the island of Borneo. ecologists, anthropologists, etc.)
Borneo Adventure was established in 1987 to offer a traveller’s alternative to mass tourism. Placing emphasis on the natural environment, culture and history of Sarawak and Sabah, we have established a reputation for innovative and informative tours. Today we are one of Malaysia’s most established inbound tour operators and offer a range of over 100 small group or individual tours of Borneo to cho
Irrawaddy dolphins at Santubong.
Recent orangutan sighting near Nanga Sumpa Lodge, Sarawak.
26/08/2025
A new record was set this week on our Red Ape Trail tour at Batang Ai - 15 orangutan sightings.
25/08/2025
A rare, pale-coloured turtle hatched at Tanjung Datu National Park this week. Baby green turtles are usually dark grey. But this one was much lighter. It had normally coloured eyes. It might have a condition called leucism, a genetic abnormality which results in reduced pigmentation. Video by BA guide Nicker.
12/08/2025
Semenggoh
29/07/2025
The camping huts at Tanjung Datu National Park in Sarawak are fully booked for August. We have 2 places left on our 3D2N Tanjung Datu tours departing on 13 and 23 August.
Accommodation at Bako National Park is full for August. We have a few places left on our Bako 2D1N tours. 5 Aug (2 places), 23 Aug (2 places), 26 Aug (2 places) & 28 Aug (4 places). We also have a 3D2N Bako tour departing on 4 Aug with 2 places left.
21/07/2025
Accommodation at Bako National Park is fully booked for most of August. All of our 2D1N Bako tour departures in August are full. We have Bako day trips departing every day.
Orangutan at Batang Ai this week, spotted at Mawang, near Nanga Sumpa Lodge.
Turtles at Tanjung Datu.
A turtle at Talang Besar Island in Sarawak laying its eggs during the day, a fairly rare occurrence. Taken this week on our Sarawak Turtle Volunteer 3D2N tour.
https://borneoadventure.com/tours/sarawak/sarawak-turtle-volunteer/
17/06/2025
The tree died standing...
Iconic Kabili Monster tree confirmed dead after lightning strike | New Straits Times SANDAKAN: The Forestry Department has confirmed that the possibly 1,000-year-old Kabili Monster tree at the Sepilok Rainforest Discovery Centre has died.
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