Borneo

Cross the South China Sea from Peninsular Malaysia to explore the Malaysian states of Sabah and Sarawak, better known collectively as Borneo. Famed for its lush tropical jungles filled with diverse wildlife, wide sandy beaches, oceans which abound with rich marine life and hospitable ethnic groups; Borneo is a nature lover’s paradise. First on any itinerary should be a visit to see the native orang-utans in Sepilok and the hatching of turtles on Selingan Island. For the more active traveller a climb up South East Asia’s tallest mountain, Mount Kinabalu, to view the sunrise will leave fond memories and a sense of achievement. Top all of these awe-inspiring experiences off with pure relaxation on Borneo’s quiet beaches and while away the days in one of our handpicked luxury resorts. This is the sort of holiday you want to keep secret and yet can’t wait to tell your friends about. Visit soon and you can be assured of a welcome as warm as the sunshine.

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