Mount Kinabalu climb holidays
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Borneo Mount Kinabalu climb holiday
Adventure holiday to see wildlife and climb Mt Kinabalu
From £2,895 14 days inc UK flights
Tailor made:
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
Sabah holiday, land beneath the wind
Wildlife & culture in Malaysia
From £1,052 to £1,640 12 days ex flights
Small group travel:
Departs selected Saturdays and Mondays throughout the year
Late availability on the these dates: 30 Sep, 07 Oct, 09 Oct, 14 Oct, 21 Oct, 04 Nov, 18 Nov, 02 Dec, 16 Dec, 23 Dec, 30 Dec
A taste of Sabah, Borneo holidays
Climb through dense jungles to explore Sabah's wild heart.
From £1,948 11 days ex flights
Tailor made:
Everything is tweak-able, giving you the freedom to build a unique and personal trip for your chosen date. Upgrade your accommodation for all - or just part - of your trip, slow down the pace with few extra nights here and there or add a few more active adventures along the way
Book your summer 2018 adventure now with only a £150 deposit per person
Borneo wildlife holiday with Mt. Kinabalu climb
Adventurous Borneo Wildlife & Mt. Kinabalu Climb trek
From £1,795 13 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
Borneo small group adventure holiday
Explore Borneo's spectacular landscapes and wildlife
From £2,425 15 days inc UK flights
Small group travel:
2017: 17 Oct, 23 Nov
2018: 13 Jan, 10 Feb, 23 Mar, 20 Apr, 9 May, 5 Jun, 22 Jul, 11 Aug, 15 Sep, 20 Oct, 18 Nov, 23 Dec
2018: 13 Jan, 10 Feb, 23 Mar, 20 Apr, 9 May, 5 Jun, 22 Jul, 11 Aug, 15 Sep, 20 Oct, 18 Nov, 23 Dec
Borneo and Malaysia holiday, trekking orangutans and rainforest
An active exploration of Borneo
From £2,649 to £3,099 16 days inc UK flights
Small group travel:
2017: 21 Oct
2018: 24 Mar, 14 Jul, 11 Aug, 15 Sep, 20 Oct, 1 Dec
2018: 24 Mar, 14 Jul, 11 Aug, 15 Sep, 20 Oct, 1 Dec
Late availability on the these dates: 21 Oct
From
£2,649
including UK flights
There are two: seeing a grown male orang utan in the wild, and watching the sun rise from the summit of Mount Kinabalu...fantastic, a real once in a lifetime experience (more)Hannah howard
The first week wasn't really a holiday it was just a hard slog. The 2nd week was great though and the guide Manuel was amazing, he made the holiday as fantastic as it was. (more)caroline stone
This was the first time that I had been on a group holiday and I was very impressed with the Guide, the organisation and the structure of activities during the trip. (more)Deborah McWhinney
From
£1,795
excluding flights
We all thoroughly enjoyed our experience in Borneo and felt that it exceeded our expectations. (more)Heather Martyn-Fisher
Amazing. We were very fortunate with the wildlife we saw. The itinerary captured everything that we enjoy doing and so for us it was the perfect holiday! (more)Jo Gillett
Fantastic ! Although it did take me 4 days of R&R to recover from the 1st 10
days. Everybody agreed it was unique and a wonderful experience (more)val stapleton
From
£1,052
excluding flights
Seeing the baby turtles being released into the sea. (more)Judy Saxon
The most memorable part of the holiday was scrambling to the top of Kinabalu mountain and trying to get a photo taken at the top with over 100 other people. (more)Ron Price
Climbing Mt Kinabalu. Staying in the jungle. Seeing local, unique wildlife were the most memorable parts of the holiday (more)Penny Earle
From
£2,425
including UK flights
We did especially enjoy our stay at the Borneo Rainforest Lodge in the Danum Valley though, we had an exceptional local guide there who was enthusiastic, passionate, knowledgeable, friendly, attentive and very thoughtful towards us and what we wanted to see. He made the trip! (more)Marlene Thomson
It was a fantastic holiday. Byron, our guide, made sure that everything ran smoothly. We saw some wonderful wildlife, not just the orangutans but also many birds, pigmy elephants, proboscis monkeys, and many others.
(more)Gillian Slater
