Travel to Borneo in 2022!

Tourism revenue plays a huge role in conservation, especially so for Borneo. If you're planning to travel this year, please consider visiting Borneo and see for yourself the amazing biodiversity and wonderful culture of the local people. We have arranged several home stays in Sarawak and Kalimantan that offers a unique way to experience the culture and nature of Borneo.

The Covid19 pandemic has seriously hurt conservation efforts that benefitted from eco-tourism. Travel restrictions are being removed globally. The same goes for Borneo whether on the Malaysian or Indonesian side!

Selamat datang and welcome to  Borneo! If you are a travel agent/ tour guide or simply have a group of 8 persons or more, please send us an email to enquire about large group discounts.

Visit Borneo in 2022

Visit Sarawak and see why Travel Journal voted it as one of the best places to experience nature in Borneo. We have a special adventure that takes you to the Heart of Borneo in Sarawak where you will get to visit the highland tribes that live there and experience one of the biggest attractions in Sarawak, the Bario Food Fest! Click here for more details!
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Welcoming party at Bario Food Fest
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Visit Sebangau National Park in Central Kalimantan. The national park is home to one of the biggest populations of wild orangutans. It is also the site of many translocated orangutans in 2016. You can travel in comfort with a luxury boat cruise or choose an overnight stay in a local village in Sungai Koran. Click here for more details!
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Wild orangutan and baby at Sebangau National Park
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Follow the developments of the palm oil industry in Malaysia and Indonesia. The focus is on the Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil (MSPO) scheme which is being implemented in Malaysia. What sort of positive impacts can we expect from the MSPO on conservation in Malaysian Borneo? Keep track on CSPO Watch