Back to Malaysia
Borneo gentle & diverse
An appealingly varied, less extreme Borneo route
15 Days / 14 Nights
March–September
4 Stopps
Why This Route?
Good start to Borneo without hardcore trekking
Hidden Gems
- Mangrove path in Bako
- Small beach on Gaya
Itinerary
Stop 1 • 3 Nights
Kuching
City
Rich in culture and history. Perfect for an exciting city trip and Culinary highlights.
The charming capital of Sarawak captivates with its colonial architecture, lively markets, and a relaxed river atmosphere along the Sarawak River.
5 Sights
5 Restaurants
Stop 2 • 2 Nights
Bako National Park
Sight
For adventure seekers. Perfect for unwinding and relaxation.
Sarawak's oldest national park is known for its unique wildlife, especially Proboscis monkeys, and a diverse landscape of beaches, mangroves, and rainforest.
5 Sights
5 Restaurants
Stop 3 • 4 Nights
Kota Kinabalu
City
Perfect for an exciting city trip. Culinary highlights and Rich in culture and history.
Die lebendige Hauptstadt Sabahs ist das pulsierende Tor zur Region und bietet eine Mischung aus modernem Stadtleben, historischen Märkten und entspannten Küstenattraktionen.
17 Sights
16 Restaurants
Welcome to **Gaya Island**, the largest island in Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, just a stone's throw from Kota Kinabalu. Here you'll discover a breathtaking mix of untouched rainforest, powder-white sandy beaches, and crystal-clear waters, inviting you to snorkel and dive. Immerse yourself in a world of natural beauty and marine wonders, where adventure and relaxation go hand in hand.
4 Sights
3 Restaurants
4 Stopps
Route Summary
Duration15 Days
Stops4 Places
TypeMixed
Best Time to GoMarch–September