Cruises from Borneo

Borneo is an island located between Malaysia, Brunei and Indonesia. The island, which is the third largest island in the world, is well known for its jungles and wildlife, especially Orang Utans.

Borneo is hot and humid all year round. There is heavy rainfall at certain points throughout the year, such as from November until January, when the Northeast East Monsoon occurs. Rain can also occur during the dry season, which is from March until September, but because of its hot weather, Borneo is ideal for a visit at any time throughout the year.

There are a selection of beautiful beaches in and around Borneo, including Turtle Beach and Golden Beach. These sandy beaches are perfect for those looking for somewhere to relax in the sun. If you wish, you can even hire a boat. Damai Beach, which is located in Sarawak, a state on the island of Borneo, is also worth a visit. This beach offers a selection of facilities and is near a golf course. Batu Maas Reef, which is also located in Sarawak, is ideal for those who love diving, as it is located near to many diving sites.

As it is well known for its jungles, Borneo has many interesting trails to explore. Bako National Park in Sarawak has a variety of jungle trails, some which can be explored for more than a day. These trails give you to the chance to explore the interesting wildlife, including monkeys, snakes, birds and much more. The area also has many beautiful plants and flowers, such as wild orchids.

The Batang Ai National Park in Sarawak is also worth a visit. This park offers many interesting activities, such as jungle trails and river trips. The lush forests at the park are home to many interesting animals, including gibbons and Orang Utans. Whilst at the park, you can take a tour to the nearby Iban longhouses if you wish.

The Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre is worth a visit during your stay in Borneo. The centre is located in Sabah, a state on the island of Borneo. The centre houses many orphaned Orang Utans that have been saved for a number of reasons, such as illegal hunting. The centre is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Sabah.

The Semenggok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre in Sarawak is also worth a visit. Like the centre in Sabah, this centre has many orphaned Orang Utans, which are looked after until they are ready to be released. Visitors can watch the Orang Utans during feeding time.

For those looking for a bit of culture and history, the Kanowit area is worth a visit. Located in Sarawak, this town has many interesting attractions, such as Fort Emma, which was built in 1859. The town centre has a variety of 1930s Chinese shop houses, which include a selection of coffee shops.

Kapit, a town that is also located in Sarawak, has a number of interesting attractions, including Fort Sylvia, which was constructed in the 1800s. The town also has a temple, called the Hock Leong Tieng Temple, and the Kapit Museum, which has a collection of arts and crafts.

You will not find yourself short of places to eat in Borneo, as there are a variety of restaurants located throughout the island in the towns, including in Sarawak and Sabah.

Shopping centres are located throughout the island. Sabah has a selection of shopping centres, where you will find fashion accessories, bookstores, antique stores, electronic items and much more.

If you love exploring wildlife, particularly Orang Utans, then Borneo is the perfect holiday destination. There are plenty of exciting jungle trails for those who love adventure and interesting buildings for those who love culture. You will definitely need to bring along a camera to capture Borneo’s interesting variety of plants, wildlife and cultural attractions.