Borneo Small Group Tours

Groups of 12-15 travelers immerse in Borneo's wilderness, perfect for wildlife viewing at Kinabatangan River and Sepilok Orangutan Centre. The setting ensures serene nature encounters at Mulu National Park's caves and genuine cultural experiences at Iban longhouses. Accommodations include premium Nanga Sumpa Lodge and Kinabatangan Wetlands Resort.

Groups max out at 15 guests and run with just 2 travelers, so you'll get personal attention throughout Borneo. Walk the rainforest trails of UNESCO-listed Mulu National Park and cruise the Melinau River to Wind Caves and Clearwater Cave with plenty of time for questions. Small group size means close-up encounters at the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre and genuine cultural exchanges at the Mengkak Longhouse with Iban villagers.

Groups of 2-10 travelers check out Tabin Wildlife Reserve with close-up wildlife spotting at Lipad mud volcano and Birdwatching Tower. Trek together to Lipad Waterfall, try the Tabin Rainforest Foot Soak herb treatment, and share guided night walks searching for sleeping birds and nocturnal animals. Limited group size means better viewing during dusk drives and personalized attention from English-speaking local guides.

Groups max out at 10 travelers, allowing personalized interactions at the Iban Longhouse in Batang Ai where you'll learn the traditional Ngajat Warrior's Dance directly from the Headman. Small numbers mean everyone can swim in crystal-clear pools at Clearwater Cave and watch feeding times at Semenggok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre without crowding. Compact size helps create genuine cultural exchanges during the overnight longhouse stay, where guests sleep on individual mattresses in a shared common area.

Groups of 2-10 travelers move across Borneo, building connections during an overnight stay at an Iban longhouse in Batang Ai. The small number works well for boat trips to Clearwater Cave and lets everyone join in traditional Ngajat warrior dances at Batu Bungan Penan Settlement. Intimate numbers provide better wildlife encounters at Semenggok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre and easier movement through Mulu's cave systems.

Groups of 10-14 travelers move through Tanjung Puting National Park aboard a traditional Klotok boat. Smaller numbers mean personalized attention during orangutan feedings at Camp Leakey and Tanjung Harapan Orangutan Rehabilitation Center, with everyone getting good viewing spots. You'll sleep on the wooden deck quarters with fellow travelers, which helps build connections during night treks through the Bornean rainforest and visits to Tanjung Harapan village.

Groups of 2-10 travelers get personalized attention from your English-speaking driver-guide as you travel through Borneo's remote areas. Small numbers make it easier to spot wildlife in Bako National Park's primary forests and navigate the 3 km raised plank walk to Deer and Lang Caves in UNESCO-listed Gunung Mulu National Park. At Bavanggazo Village, you'll have more time to connect with the Rungus community and learn about their beadwork traditions. The mangrove cruise to Klias Forest Reserve works better with fewer passengers - quieter boats mean better chances of spotting proboscis monkeys in their natural habitat.

A small group ventures through Borneo's treasures, perfectly sized for wildlife viewing at Sepilok Orangutan Center and Kinabatangan River safaris. Intimate numbers allow quality time with Iban tribes in traditional longhouses and detailed exploration of Mulu's magnificent cave systems. German-speaking expert guides accompany throughout.

A maximum of 12 guests ensures optimal viewing at Borneo's premier wildlife locations. The intimate setting allows quiet approaches to orangutans in Sepilok and clouded leopards in Deramakot. Personalized guidance enhances photography at Kinabatangan River and Mulu Cave system.