Encounter Wildlife Along the Kinabatangan River

Welcome to the untamed heart of the jungle, where life revolves around the rhythms of Sabah's longest and most majestic waterway.

A river safari along the Kinabatangan River offers an unparalleled opportunity to see rare, exotic wildlife in their natural habitat.

As your boat glides quietly beneath the dense canopy, you can spot families of bizarre proboscis monkeys crashing through the branches, colourful hornbills soaring overhead, and wild orangutans building their nests for the evening.

If fortune favours you, you might even catch a glimpse of a herd of endangered Bornean pygmy elephants bathing along the muddy banks.

It is an immersive, raw nature experience that reveals the true, beating heart of the Bornean wilderness.

Protect Conservation Icons at Sepilok

Step onto the front lines of wildlife protection with a visit to the world-renowned sanctuaries nestled on the edge of the Kabili-Sepilok Forest Reserve.

The Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre provides a heartwarming look at the delicate process of teaching orphaned and rescued orangutans the survival skills needed to return to the wild.

From raised wooden boardwalks, you can watch these charismatic crimson apes swing down to forest feeding platforms.

Right next door, the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre offers a safe haven for the world's smallest and most elusive bear species.

Watching these playful animals clamber up towering trees gives visitors an unobstructed view of Borneo’s unique biodiversity working in harmony.