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Wildlife Safaris in Malaysia

From jeep to river, Malaysia offers many unique safari experiences

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4.6

536 reviews

- Well organized, from pick up to drop off at the airport - everything worked as planned (make sure to have a return flight in the afternoon) - amazing wildlife (if you are lucky) and tour guides - we stayed in a newly renovated Room which was somemuch better then expected (Greenview should put them on Google and Booking ;)

Lukas

Booked: 3D2N Kinabatangan River Safari with Night Cruise & Jungle Trek

I did like it - it’s more a 2 day tour cause the last day is just breakfast. I still feel like I spend a lot of money on this trip but it was for sure a once on a lifetime experience. Everyone was super friendly and the guides were so well trained. We saw elephants, orangutans, hornbills, nose monkeys and lots of other cool animals, but they tried not to disturb them. The dorms are basic and the food is very nice. There could be more dessert though haha. They even had good veggie food.

Lena

Booked: 3D2N Kinabatangan River Safari with Night Cruise & Jungle Trek

Ivy was such an incredible guide and I hope one day I can return. It was better than I could’ve ever imagined.

Jaime

Booked: 3D2N Kinabatangan River Safari with Night Cruise & Jungle Trek

The place and staff are awesome. My only negative feedback is regarding allowing little children on tour! It s unacceptable! Our tour was ruined cause of crying kids - we had to go back earlier cause of them. If you want to do family-friendly trips then make them pay for a private tour and do not just add them to a normal adult group. We were all very annoyed by that!

Anna Nagadowska

Booked: 3D2N Kinabatangan River Safari with Night Cruise & Jungle Trek

Wildlife Safaris in Malaysia FAQs

What are the best wildlife sanctuaries in Malaysia for off-the-beaten-path experiences?

Consider exploring less-visited gems like Kuala Gula Bird Sanctuary and Matang Mangrove Forest Reserve for unique sightings of diverse birdlife and primates. These destinations offer a quieter and more intimate wildlife encounter.

How can I experience the local culture while on a wildlife safari in Malaysia?

Immerse yourself in local traditions by visiting indigenous villages like Kampung Gajah in Taman Negara. Engage with the Orang Asli community, learn about their customs, and capture authentic cultural moments through photography.

What photography tips can you share for capturing stunning wildlife shots in Malaysia?

Take advantage of the early morning and late evening golden hours for optimal lighting. Use a telephoto lens for close-up shots and a wide-angle lens to capture the vast landscapes. Remember to shoot in RAW format and be patient to observe animal behavior for the perfect shot.

What are some hidden gems for wildlife photography in Malaysia?

Venture beyond popular destinations to discover hidden photography spots. The Pahang National Park offers stunning waterfalls and pristine rainforests, while the Lanjak Entigong Forest Reserve is known for its vibrant birdlife. Explore these lesser-known areas to capture unique and breathtaking images.

How can I ensure a responsible and ethical wildlife safari in Malaysia?

Respect the animals by maintaining a safe distance, avoiding feeding or disturbing them, and using eco-friendly practices. Support local guides who prioritize conservation and ethical wildlife viewing. By acting responsibly, you can contribute to the protection and well-being of Malaysia's precious wildlife.

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