Group Tours & Trips in Sarawak

The tour's limited size of 2-6 riders creates genuine Sarawak moments. Small numbers grant special access to traditional longhouses and hidden areas, while larger groups receive tailored arrangements.

Limited to 12 participants, this tour offers individual attention and genuine local encounters. Two guides and a support vehicle ensure safety and comfort across varied landscapes.

Groups spend 5 days visiting Semenggoh Nature Reserve to see rehabilitated orangutans during feeding times and historic Fort Alice in Sri Aman before taking a longboat to an Iban longhouse for war dances and tuak rice wine. Trek Bako National Park, Sarawak's oldest reserve, spotting proboscis monkeys and pitcher plants.

Groups of up to 30 travelers head to traditional Iban longhouses along Batang Ai Lake, cooking bamboo rice over open fires and watching ceremonial war dances. The route includes Fort Alice in Sri Aman and browsing Serian Market for local produce.

Small groups of 2-10 travelers cycle Kuching's heritage temples and ride traditional sampans across the Sarawak River, sampling street food at Kubah Ria market. You'll spot orangutans at Semenggoh Wildlife Centre's 740-acre sanctuary and trek to waterfalls near Saloma Village's Bidayuh longhouse together.

Small groups of up to 10 people travel through Sarawak's interior, visiting Ulu Sarikei's rubber tapping villages for a BBQ lunch beside clear streams. Take a speedboat along the Rajang River to Sungai Kut Melanau Village and check out Dalat's Jerunei Garden before trekking through Niah National Park's caves.

Groups of up to 30 travelers check out Serian Market and a pepper plantation on the way to Sri Aman. See Iban culture up close with traditional war dances, gong performances, and rice wine tasting at a longhouse near Batang Ai Lake. Cruise the lake by traditional longboat and join guided jungle walks to learn about medicinal plants with local Iban families.