3D2N Wildlife Spotting at Maliau Basin

Immerse in wild Borneo with expert ex-poachers.

4.8

|5 Reviews

DURATION

3 days 2 nights

Booking type

Private trip

MEET UP

Free pick-up

Group size

Up to 12 guests

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Unwind in pristine nature with L.O.S.T Borneo 🌿
This option is best suited for the wildlife enthusiasts who want to make the most of their trip by spending it all on wildlife spotting at the best place to do so in Maliau. This will include afternoon and night walks, as well as safari drives for wildlife spotting around the Maliau Basin Studies Centre. This does not include any trekking into the core protected area of Maliau Basin.

What’s Included

4WD Vehicle and driver

Fees (i.e. conservation fee, entrance fees and trekking fees)

Meals, snacks, coffee/tea & drinking water

LOST Borneo Jungle Guide

Leech socks

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Who you’re supporting

Community Champion

Wildlife Protector

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Where You’ll Sleep

Maliau Basin Studies Centre - 6-perso...

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Next Available Dates

Prices shown in USD

Select Time for 23 Nov 2024

Additional Information

Where we'll meet

Start Point

Free pick-up from Anywhere in Kota Kinabalu(Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia)

07:00am

End Point

End at Start Point(s)

Start & ends

07:00AM on Day 1 - 08:00PM on Day 3

Suitability / Accessibility

Child Friendly (No Minimum Age)

Cancellation & other policies

Cancellation
To secure your spot, your host will turn away other guests. Because of this, cancellations aren't allowed.

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$1,320.95 SGD/person

4.8(5)

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Meet your host

Rajis and his team are jungle specialists who know the ins and outs of the Borneo jungle. They have an incredible amount of heart and they take pride in not simply being a guide, but also a good friend to their guests. They are comprised of a team of ex-poachers, as they believe that employing poachers in the tourism industry is one of the best ways to facilitate ground-up conservation. Not only will the employed person stop poaching, his entire community will also stop poaching as result of his employment in the tourism industry. This also means that their whole team knows the jungle like the back of their hands, and will show you a different side to nature than anything you have experienced before.

Experience: 13 years

Speaks: Fluent English

Acceptance rate: 52%

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What should I pack?

Clothing (i.e. Waterproof jacket, light trousers, short sleeve shirts for the daytime)

Day pack

Hat

Headlamp

Insect repellent

Sunscreen

Towel

Trainers

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