This 12-day tour showcases the best nature and culture in Sabah.
Explore highland landscapes and visit Kinabalu Park for rare plants.
Snorkel at Tunku Abdul Rahman Park and see rich marine life.
Visit the burial site of the Kadazandusun people for history.
Experience cave exploration at Gomantong Caves with local guidance.
Watch turtle egg hatchings at Selingan Turtle Island at night.
This journey offers a deep, unmatched experience of Sabah’s beauty.

The lodge sits on Lower Kinabatangan River, two hours from Sandakan.
It stands on stilts, built using local hardwood materials.
Design blends naturally into the forest, offering a native feel.
A boardwalk links jetty, restaurant, and all lodge chalets.
Guests enjoy comfort, peace, and easy access to forest life.
The lodge serves as a base for wildlife and plant exploration.

Birdlife is rich here, including eight hornbill species and kingfishers.
Other species include egrets, darters, owls, kites, and eagles.
Also found are broadbills, doves, storm storks, herons, and hawks.
Spot ospreys, falcons, pheasants, parakeets, bee eaters, and woodpeckers.
Also present are pittas, bulbuls, forktails, babblers, and warblers.
You may also see flycatchers, orioles, flowerpeckers, and spiderhunters.

Wildlife includes Borneo pygmy elephants and proboscis monkeys.
See gibbons, macaques, orangutans, and rare Sumatran rhinos.
Also possible: crocodiles, wild boars, sun bears, and more species.