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4.8 (25)

4D3N

|Up to 8 guests

4D3N Private Mulu Caves & Mt Api Pinnacles Hike

From $519 SGD / person

“The guides were very good and really took care of the group”

4.9 (67)

2D1N

|Up to 30 guests

2D1N Mt Kinabalu Summit | Regular Route **Free Night at Poring Hot ...

From $892 SGD / person

“Recommend choosing the extra night at poring hot springs”

4.9 (45)

3D2N

|Up to 44 guests

3D2N Danum Valley: Trek Borneo's Ancient Rainforest

From $888 SGD / person

“It was a privilege to visit the untouched rainforest”

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Climbing to the top of Mt. Kinabalu was the coolest experience I've ever had, and I think the price and experience booking through Seek Sophie were well worth it. The hike is definitely not to be underestimated; you need everything listed on the packing list, especially warm clothes. Once I booked the trip, Olivia reached out to me to give me more details and collect all the information needed. She was extremely knowledgable and also helped give advice for the rest of my trip on Borneo! The driver for my trip, Rashid, was fantastic. And my trail guide, Jiro, was amazing. It was just me so it was a very different experience than it would be if you were with a partner or a group. Everyone was very professional, and I always felt taken care of. I wouldn't highly recommend adding on the night at the Poring Hot Springs, but it was nice enough since it was in the area. I went the day before my hike, but it might have been better to have it the day after. Highly recommend this excursion!

Lauren Abston

Booked: 2D1N Mt Kinabalu Summit | Regular Route **Free Night at Poring Hot Springs

Was great from start to finish. Kai our guide picked us up from the airport and was brilliant. He went above and beyond in making sure we had a great trip. We were able to see all of the caves and the bat exodus was a personal highlight. The pinnacle climb was very challenging but very rewarding. The only problem I have with this experience is that the Seek Sophie website does not stress the difficulty enough. The pinnacles climb is a high risk activity and a very challenging climb even for advanced hikers. Please research more into the climb before you book this tour, as I feel the level of risk is not clearly stated in this advertisment. The pinnacles should not be advertised as a hike. It is a climb. We also learned that the youngest age to climb the pinnacles is 16. This is not stated on Seek Sophies website. I want to stress that Kai made us feel very safe and that this negative is purely to do with Seek Sophies advertisment for the tour.

Jack

Booked: 4D3N Private Mulu Caves & Mt Api Pinnacles Hike

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Helpful Questions

What are some popular hiking destinations in Malaysia?

Some popular hiking destinations in Malaysia include Mount Kinabalu in Sabah, Gunung Mulu National Park in Sarawak, Cameron Highlands in Pahang, and Penang National Park in Penang.

What is the best time of year for hiking in Malaysia?

The best time for hiking in Malaysia is generally during the dry season, which is from March to October. However, it is important to check the weather conditions before embarking on any hike.

What should hikers pack for a hiking trip in Malaysia?

Hikers should pack essentials such as hiking boots, lightweight clothing, a raincoat, insect repellent, sunscreen, plenty of water, snacks, a first aid kit, and a map or GPS device.

Are there any guided hiking tours available in Malaysia?

Yes, there are numerous companies and tour operators that offer guided hiking tours in various parts of Malaysia. These tours are great for beginners or those unfamiliar with the terrain.

What are some safety tips for hiking in Malaysia?

Some safety tips for hiking in Malaysia include informing someone about your hiking plans, staying on marked trails, being prepared for sudden weather changes, watching out for wildlife, and respecting the local environment.

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