Wildlife Holiday in Malaysia and Borneo

Itinerary

Day1-3Kota Kinabalu.Fly to Kota Kinabalu, and then it’s just a short drive from the city to the gorgeous beach resort ofShangri Rasa Ria. Your holiday will start with three nights at the Rasa Ria in Kota Kinabulu for some beach and relaxation time before heading into the jungle. Rasa Ria is large resort with lots of activities, complete with a kids club, a watersports club, two pool and an expansive beach it is a great place for families.Accomodation Shangri-La's Rasa Ria Resort & Spa - Kota Kinabalu  
 
Day 4.SUKAU -1 nights.Now for the real wildlife adventure to begin, as you take an early morning flight to Sandakan, and transfer to the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre.Your jungle adventure will begin with a night at Sepilok Nature Resort where you can really get close to the Orangutans or ‘wild men of Borneo’. Accompanied by your private guide, experience their feeding time at the rehabilitation centre, which supports these endangered species, a must do experience for any animal lover. You will also have the opportunity to visit the neighbouring Sun Bear Sanctuary to see the world's smallest bear - they are very sweet.
 
Day 5-6.Borneo.Continue this fascinating trip by travelling deep into the river delta and spending two nights at Kinabatangan Riverside Lodge on the banks of the Kinabatangan River. Although rustic, the lodge offers some amazing opportunities to witness rare species in the wild. Take a boat down through the mangroves and keep a look out for Proboscis monkeys swinging from the trees, rare Hornbills and even Pygmy elephants and wild Orangutans.Accomodation Kinabatangan Riverside Lodge
 
Day7-8.KUALA LUMPUR.After your exploration of the river, you will then fly back to Kuala Lumpur for a couple of nights in the city - a complete change of scene! Here you can spend a couple of days visiting the main sites of the city such as the Petronas towers, the palace, the caves and perhaps even embark on a bit of shopping.Accomodation Mandarin oriental
 
Day 9.Kuala Lumpur. Transfer to the airport, where you board your international flight home.

VIP Experience

Shangri-La's Rasa Ria Resort & Spa - Kota Kinabalu.This is Shangri-La's Rasa Ria Resort & Spa, Kota Kinabalu on Pantai Dalit Beach. Set amidst a nature reserve, the resort enchants endlessly with its natural magic.Your Malaysian-themed room is perched on a verdant hill, with a spectacular beachfront view, surrounded by 400 acres of tropical forest. You see the catamarans along the beach, and can only imagine what other activities await.The resort is home to an eco-friendly championship golf course and the magnificent Spa at Dalit Bay. Unique to the resort is the Orangutan Nature Interpretation Centre. Here, you can meet Sabah’s icon.
 
Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation .Sepilok Nature Reserve's quaint collection of wooden chalets are positioned around a lake within beautiful gardens. This is the perfect location for exploring the Sepilok Rehabilitation Centre, home to the adorable Orang Utans of Borneo.Hidden amongst a veritable treasure trove of tropical plants and grasses, huge trees and spectacular orchids in bloom, the chalets of the Sepilok Nature Resort are within walking distance of the world famous Kabili-Sepilok Forest Reserve, home for the last wild Orang-utans of Northern Borneo. Here, there is also a Sun Bear Conservation Centre where you can get up (reasonably!) close to the Bornean Sun Bear.The Sepilok Nature Resort has simple but comfortable air-conditioned twin bed chalets with en-suite bathrooms with hot water, and private verandas overlooking the lake or the jungle.
 
Kinabatangan Riverside Lodge.Set on the banks of the Kinabatangan, this lodge is perfectly located for taking a guided river cruise or a walk through the lush riverine forests - be rewarded with sightings of a large range of wildlife including Borneo’s unique proboscis monkeys, the wild Orang-utan, Bornean Pygmy elephants, crocodiles, otters, bears, wild cats and countless rare and beautiful birds such as hornbills and the Oriental Darter.Kinabatangan River Lodge has 30 comfortable semi-detached rooms which are nicely cooled by ceiling fans with en-suite bathrooms with welcoming hot showers. The rooms are very basic but you will be spending very little time in them anyway.
 
Mandarin Oriental kuala lumpur.Set between the flowering gardens of the City Centre Park and the dramatic heights of the Petronas Twin Towers, Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur is a five-star luxury hotel with impressive views, fabulous facilities and a convenient central location.Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur offers the perfect combination of style, comfort and five-star luxury. As a five-star hotel in the heart of the city we enjoy elegant interiors, spacious rooms and a wealth of dining options.

Package Details

This luxury holiday is the perfect introduction to Malaysia and Borneo: combining unforgettable wildlife, with beautiful beaches and luxury in between. Deep in the heart of the rainforest, you’ll come face to face with orangutans  and seek out the pygmy elephant on a nature river cruise; then it’s on to Kuala Lumpur for its eclectic mix of culture
 
Overview:
  • 03 Nights Accomodation in Kota Kinabala
  • 01 Nights Accomodation in Sukau
  • 02 Nights Accomodation in Borneo
  • 02 Nights Accomodation in Kuala Lumpur
  • Sightseing included as per itinearies
  • Airport&Internal Transfers included.
  • Daily Breakfast.Jain/Vegetarian options available
Best Time to Visit:
Set just to the north of the equator, Malaysia enjoys a tropical monsoon climate. It's pretty much hot and humid with a bit of rain throughout the year. Even in the middle of dry season don't be surprised to get a sudden, often very heavy downpour, but it's likely to be gone as quickly as it arrived..There is no "right" time to visit Malaysia. As with Singapore, visitors to Malaysia should expect some rain whenever they go.The best time to visit the east coast of the peninsula is from April or May to October, when you can expect calm waters and clear blue skies

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