Malaysia Bird Watching Tours 2024/2025

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Starts Kuching, Malaysia
Ends Sandakan, Malaysia

Borneo Wildlife Discoverer

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“A fantastic trip with so many highlights, led by an excellent guide! The itinerary takes in many dif ...”

Tour Type Small Group Tour
Activities Wildlife & Bird watching +2 more
Accommodation Hotel, Lodge & Resort
Transport Boat & Flight
Age Range 16-95 yrs
Operated in English

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5 - Excellent

Based on 35 customer reviews

Spectacular wildlife expedition, especially great for birders

5 - Excellent

Anonymous

“Undoubtedly the most spectacular wildlife expedition I have participated in. Great leadership from Roni, wonderful real life jungle experience. Mammalian wildlife a bit thin on the ground outside of the reserves, but birdlife abounded and our top birder noted over 90 species during the trip.”

Great way to see Borneo

4 - Very Good

Anonymous

“Although centred on wildlife I felt this trip also allowed me to get an overall exploration of Borneo, and certainly stimulated me to also explore the historical, political, and cultural aspects of the region. The wildlife exploration was certainly the highlight of the trip.”

It’s a jungle out there!

5 - Excellent

Anonymous

“A very enjoyable two weeks spent in the company of 15 other travellers with this tour company who embraced the spirit of adventure and discovery in Malaysian Borneo. Together we journeyed the length of Sarawak and Sabah by minibus, coach, plane, boat and jeep visiting spectacular locations including breathtaking caves, stunning rainforests and acquainting ourselves with the local wildlife and bird life.”