Sarawak, Borneo
The state of Sarawak is just one of several regions on the island of Borneo but is actually the same size as England. It was also founded by an Englishman, James Brooke, the first of the British dynasty of White Rajahs who ruled the state between 1841 to 1946. The state gained independence in 1963 when it came under Malaysian rule. Its history is, therefore, somewhat complex and important to understand, because it emphasises the fact that this is not just another part of Borneo but, in many ways stands alone, with so many stories to tell.
Our Borneo Holidays
Sarawak family holiday
An action-packed holiday got the whole family to enjoy!
Sarawak wildlife & beach holiday
Encounter an orangutan & hike through virgin rainforest
Borneo 8 day tour, the wild heart of Borneo
A unique experience in the untouched, beautiful Sarawak.
Luxury beach holiday in Borneo & Orangutans
Relaxation in one of nature's most picturesque settings
Singapore and Sarawak holidays
A wildlife and Cultural Holiday to Singapore and Sarawak
Borneo wildlife holiday, Sarawak
A light trekking and jungle adventure holiday in Sarawak
Sarawak and Sabah tour, Orangutans & Ibans
Explore Borneo's unique culture, heritage and wildlife
Wild Borneo holiday, private departure
Highlights of Malaysian Borneo including Deramakot
Orangutan conservation holiday in Borneo
Meet Iban tribes and encounter orangutans in Borneo
Borneo tour, Sarawak, Sabah & Brunei
Exotic Trans-Borneo Overland from Rainforest to Beach
Sarawak and Singapore holiday
Discover beautiful Sarawak with a 2 night Singapore stopover
Borneo wildlife holiday
Showcasing the best of Borneo - wildlife, rainforests and tropical beaches
Borneo wildlife cycling holiday
Ultimate Borneo wildlife experience on two wheels
Borneo tailor made tour
A Borneo holiday tailor-made for the adventurous traveller.
Sarawak holiday, wildlife adventure
Tailor-made wildlife and turtle holiday to Sarawak
Borneo cycling holiday, Headhunters Heartland
An epic ride into The Iban Heartland
Sarawak rainforest cycling tour, Borneo
Discover the sights, sounds & taste of authentic Sarawak
Sarawak 5 day cultural tour
Explore Sarawak’s remote and fascinating coastal region
Sabah & Sarawak holiday in Borneo
Wildlife, jungles, culture and idyllic beaches
Sarawak cultural tour in Borneo
A cultural jungle adventure through Sarawak
Sarawak off the beaten track tour
Explore Remote Sarawak’s Coastal and Interior Region
Highlights of Borneo group tour
Small-group culture and wildlife tour of Borneo
Orangutan volunteering in Borneo
Volunteer at an award-winning orangutan rehabilitation centre in Malaysian Borneo
Borneo tour, Orangutans and Iban
Spotting wild orangutans and meeting indigenous tribes
Borneo holiday, Sarawak highlights
Wildlife, Orangutans, longhouse stay & beach in Sarawak
Sarawak and Sabah holiday, tailor made
Tailor made Sarawak and Sabah adventure holiday
Borneo small group adventure holiday
A varied and exciting 2-week Borneo tour of Sabah & Sarawak
Sarawak’s nature stories
It is extraordinary to think that, in just one state, there are 30 national parks. And herein lie Sarawak’s nature stories. Protecting its rainforests, mountains and coastline is of such importance here that some of the national parks aren’t even open to the public. The ones that are, however, will take you into other worlds. Such as Gunung Mulu which is famous for its geological glories, with limestone gorges, jagged peaks and giant cave systems, as well as tropical swamps and rainforest. The best way to explore it is on guided hiking trips, such as the two- to three-day Pinnacles Summit Trail, or the infamous Headhunters’ Trail. Yep, Sarawak has great tales to tell.Our top Borneo Holiday
Sarawak wildlife & beach holiday
Encounter an orangutan & hike through virgin rainforest
2021: 8 Jul, 29 Jul, 5 Aug, 19 Aug, 2 Sep, 23 Sep, 7 Oct, 21 Oct, 18 Nov, 2 Dec, 16 Dec, 23 Dec
2022: 27 Jan, 3 Mar, 17 Mar, 24 Mar, 31 Mar, 21 Apr, 5 May, 19 May, 16 Jun, 7 Jul, 28 Jul, 4 Aug, 18 Aug, 1 Sep, 22 Sep, 6 Oct, 20 Oct, 17 Nov, 1 Dec, 15 Dec, 22 Dec
Sarawak’s real life stories
Then there are the Lun Bawang people who live in the Central Highlands and up on the northern borders in a collection of villages known as the Ba’kelalan. The Lun Bawang people are starting to create community tourism projects now, such as birding and hiking tours.