If you have ever wanted to feel like part of a National Geographic expedition, Borneo is where that feeling becomes a reality.
Most of the island is still covered by tropical rainforest more than 130 million years old, making it one of the oldest on the planet. Many parts of Borneo are still accessible only by water, giving travellers the chance to see places that cannot be reached any other way.
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You will spend several days aboard a traditional klotok boat, which will be your home for the journey. As you travel along winding rivers, you can watch the rainforest come alive right from the deck and reach the most remote parts of the national park.
This is where Tanjung Puting National Park is located, one of the world’s best-known places to see orangutans in their natural habitat. They share this area with proboscis monkeys, gibbons, crocodiles, hundreds of exotic bird species, and other wildlife from one of Indonesia’s most unique ecosystems.
It is no surprise that Borneo remains one of Indonesia’s most unusual and little-known destinations.
MyBaliTrips have planned every detail of the itinerary so that you can focus on what matters most: the experiences that make the journey to Borneo worthwhile.
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