Borneo
Despite having seen increased popularity in recent decades, Borneo holidays maintain a sense of a road less travelled, boasting wildlife sanctuaries, world-class dive sites and mountain treks. The island’s jungles conjure up remoteness and adventure, with almost mysteriously dense foliage and river trips into the unknown. Borneo is home to Malaysia’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mount Kinabalu, which is perfect for mountainous hikes offering wonderful views. A definite highlight for animal lovers is a visit to the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre for orphaned orangutans.
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Gaya Island Resort
Gaya Island Resort is a tranquil sanctuary on the little-known island of Pulau Gaya off the north-west tip of Borneo, a short road and speedboat transfer from Kota Kinabalu. Set into the hillside on a stretch of rugged coastline, [...]
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Shangri-La Rasa Ria, Kota Kinabalu
Surrounded by 400 acres of tropical forest, Shangri-La’s Rasa Ria Resort & Spa is an impressive resort nestled amid a nature reserve along Pantai Dalit Beach which is perfect for couples, honeymooners and families. Divided betwe [...]
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