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WELCOME |
The
huge island of Borneo is shared by Malaysia, Brunei and Indonesia,
with Malaysia covering much of the northern side of the island.
Visiting Borneo can be a breathtaking and most rewarding experience
- a haven for those in search of a different experience, with
tropical rainforest, pristine beaches, towering mountains
and diverse wildlife all available. |
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WHAT
TO DO |
Most
visitors to Borneo head to Kota Kinabalu, in the State of
Sabah, a relatively modern city surrounded by beaches, mountains
and rainforest with the chance to get up close to the local wildlife, most
notably the indigenous Orang Utan. Kuching, the State capital
of neighbouing Sarawak, is the gateway to this end of the
region, and makes a great base to explore the little visited
interior, renowned for its local tribes. |
WHERE
TO STAY |
There are some excellent hotels in the Kota Kinabalu area, making a great base for exploring the region's wildlife, or just for a relaxing beach holiday. Off the beaten track, standards can be basic and some accommodation is more rustic. |
HOLIDAY
IDEAS |
Head straight to Kota Kinabalu for a relaxing holiday, with the option to include a day trip or overnight visit to see the Orang Utans - a real highlight of any Far East trip. Alternatively, combine Borneo with Kuala Lumpur for an interesting twin centre holiday. Sarawak is more geared to touring and adventure trips. |
GETTING
THERE |
Scheduled flights operate daily to Kuala Lumpur from London
Heathrow, with regional departures from around the UK also
available with a change of planes en route. It's then a flight of around two hours to Kota Kinabalu, or slightly less to Kuching. |
SEE FOR
YOURSELF |
Check
out our
Borneo
Photo Gallery |
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WHAT
TO DO NEXT |
Have
a look at the hotels we feature in Borneo, and check out
our twin centre and multi centre holidays combining Borneo
with other areas of Malaysia. If you see something of interest fill
in a quote and we'll check availability and get back to you - if you prefer, give us a call on 020 8555 5505 and ask to speak to one of the members of staff who's visited Borneo recently! |
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