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Shoaling barracuda in the Celebes Sea near Sipadan Island.
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Coordinating helicopters for a client transfer to an island adventure.
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Superyacht base and rendezvous; preparing to swim with manatees.
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An Iban girl in a traditional longhouse; historically the men of the tribe prided themselves as headhunters while the women were adept at dyeing and weaving clothes.
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A burnt orange sunset near Mantanani Island, Sabah.
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Rungus girls perform a traditional dance in a longhouse.
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This was the first time a superyacht had explored this river system, the Kinabatangan, all made possible with a thorough reconnaissance.
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A charismatic orangutan poses for a picture.
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Danum National Park revealed at dawn through dispersing mists.
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A stunning sunset provides the perfect backdrop for a romantic evening at Bunga Raya.
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Iban tribesmen perform a traditional variation of the Ngajat dance.
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Set on a paradise island off the coast of Sabah, Bunga Raya leads the way to protecting precious marine environments.
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Borneo

Wild. Green. Tribal. Calling all intrepid nature lovers.

Home to leopards, turtles, pygmy elephants and orangutans, Borneo is rightly renowned for its supreme beauty and staggering biodiversity. A melting pot of cultures, religions and cuisines, exploring verdant Borneo is one of South East Asia’s most exciting and rewarding adventures.

Experiences

Meet Borneo’s most beloved residents with a behind-the-scenes visit to an orangutan sanctuary in Sepilok National Park; enjoy exclusive 4x4 access into the Danum Valley rainforest and witness the incredible biodiversity with world-renowned scientists and conservationists; attend an indigenous Kadazan wedding ceremony as their special guests; explore the upper reaches of the wildlife-rich Kinabatangan River by luxury yacht; dive with turtles and sea-gypsies around the island of Sipadan - one of the world’s leading dive-sites - accompanied by an expert guide; dine on Borneo’s unique cuisine in the stylish, sophisticated coastal town of Kuching; visit a traditional longhouse community in Sarawak; trek among endless natural marvels in Gunung Mulu National Park; test your climbing skills on majestic Mt. Kinabulu.

Where to Stay

Jungle lodges; private island lodges; seaside villas and barefoot island resorts.

When to Go

March to October is peak season but Borneo is a good year round destination. Go June to September to see turtles.

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