The states of Sabah and Sarawak are situated on the northern coast of the island of Borneo. Borneo generally conjures up images of Orang-utans and dense jungle but both states have modern cities with excellent hotels so you can return to civilisation after your adventures in the wild.

Sabah is home to the highest mountain in South-East Asia, Mt Kinabalu. This is also the main tourist attraction in Sabah and the climb is the one reason why many visitors come. Although it is intimidating in size, Kinabalu is one of the
easiest mountains in the world to climb and doesn't require any previous experience or special equipment. To reach the summit it takes two to three days but you can still visit in a day from the main city of Kota Kinabalu if you don't have the time or inclination to conquer the peak. For a more relaxed outing visit the offshore islands that make up the TAR National Park. Here you will find some of the best beaches in Borneo only a short boat ride from the city centre.*Sabah* is home to the highest mountain in South-East Asia, Mt Kinabalu. This is also the main tourist attraction in Sabah and the climb is the one reason why many visitors come. Although it is intimidating in size, Kinabalu is one of the
easiest mountains in the world to climb and doesn't require any previous experience or special equipment. To reach the summit it takes two to three days but you can still visit in a day from the main city of Kota Kinabalu if you don't have the time or inclination to conquer the peak. For a more relaxed outing visit the offshore islands that make up the TAR National Park. Here you will find some of the best beaches in Borneo only a short boat ride from the city centre.

Sarawak's main city Kuching, is aguably one of the nicest in Asia. From here you can explore the Dayak tribes who live upriver and you can even spend a night in a longhouse. Sarawak also has wonderful national parks. Bako is famous for its wildlife and most notably the rare proboscis monkey. Mulu National Park is the largest and most popular, famous for its many caves.

3 Star Category
Situated on the hill overlooking town it is only a 5 minute drive into the city and the hotel provides a ahuttle. Good value for money.

4 Star Category
Right in the heart of the central business district, you can walk to all the shopping and entertainment. The hotel also faces the picturesque Tunku Abdul Rahman Park (coral islands) on the South China Sea.

5 Star Category Golf Resort
The first resort in the region to incorporate its own 18-hole championship golf course - world class Dalit Bay Golf & Country Club. The resort nestles amidst 400 acres of lush natural and landscaped surroundings on the beautiful, unspoilt stretch of Pantai Dalit. It has its own 64-acre nature reserve situated within the resort’s surrounds.

5 Star Category
Situated in the magnificent resort paradise of Sutera Harbour. Within close proximity to the shopping and business districts of Kota Kinabalu. Each room has a private balcony for a splended view of the sea, marina or gardens. Luxury accommodation in a beachside setting.

A great orientation to Kota Kinabalu. Visit all the main sights of the city as well as seeing a traditional fishing village built on stilts.

Discover some of the best beaches in Borneo visiting the Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park.

A must for train buffs and plant lovers.

Visit the main attraction in Sabah - Mt Kinabalu. This is a great tour if you have limited time.

For the more active. This guided trek includes a spectacular sunrise on Mt Kinabalu.

If you have a little more time to enjoy Sabahs main attraction you can overnight in comfortable twin share accommodation with private facilities and good view of Mt. Kinabalu.

4 Star Category
The resort is situated at Teluk Bandung Beach along the South China Sea, 35 kms from Kuching - the capital of Sarawak. The idyllic resort offers an abundance of land and sea-sports activities for complete fun and relaxation. Excellent choice for a romantic interlude or family vacation.

5 Star Category
Strategically located in the heart of the city. Position along Kuching’s spectacular river front promenade with panoramic views of the Sarawak River and Fort Margherita.

This a great introduction to the city of Kuching and will give you your bearings for self exploration.

Experience the multi-cultural diversit of Sarawaks 7 main tribes including a traditional dance performance.

See the traditional Sarawakian way of life from a different point of view. Pass by fishing villages, saw mills and Malay houses on stilts.

If you don't mind forgoing modern luxuries for 1 night this tour offers a wonderful insight into life in a traditional Iban village.

Explore Sarawaks largest and most spectacular National Park.

This park is famous for its wildlife most notably the proboscis monkey, endemic only to Borneo.