Mount Kinabalu is the highest peak in South East Asia. Kinabalu National Park offers a rich array of flora and fauna and the walk takes you through this botanical paradise. The park boasts the Rafflesia, the worlds largest flowering plant, pitcher plants and many bird species. At Laban Rata we prepare for the mountain climb. Continuing through the foothills we make our early morning attempt and reach the peak at 4,101m before sunrise, taking in the magnificent views across North East Borneo and the Philippines.

Mount Kinabalu - Important Information: Any references to availability or non availability of tours which include the trek to the summit of Mt Kinabalu, listed beside the departure dates on our website, should be treated as a guide only. Whilst Kumuka endeavours to keep this information as current as possible please keep in mind that the availability of beds at the Resthouses on the mountain is limited, and can change rapidly, and we cannot guarantee availability for the trek.

To be permitted to climb to the summit of Mt Kinabalu, you must have a confirmed bed at one of the Resthouses, and the number of beds is obviously limited. Whilst we will endeavour to organise this for you, this is subject to availability and is not guaranteed. At certain times of year, beds are available within a few weeks of departure, however, in peak season these can be sold out several months in advance. Within 2 months of a departure, all bookings are on a request basis only, and it cannot be guaranteed that we will be able to confirm the booking. Before we can apply for your place on the mountain, we will require your full name, passport number, nationality and date of birth, as well as the tour deposit, or full payment if the tour departs within 30 days. In the event that spaces are unavailable, your travel consultant will advise you of any alternatives. If you are considering a tour that includes the trek to the summit of Mt Kinabalu book early to avoid disappointment. This information is correct at the time of writing.

Please note: For single travellers - A single supplement applies to this tour to cover transport back to Kota Kinabalu should no other passengers be booked onto this 2 day tour. The single supplement is payable immediately and taken in your local currency, but will be refunded if additional passengers book at a later date.

Mount Kinabalu is the highest peak in South East Asia, at 4,101m. The World Heritage Kinabalu National Park is rich in flora and fauna and guided walks take you through this botanical paradise. The park is home to the Rafflesia, the worlds largest flowering plant, pitcher plants and many bird species. On the three day Mt Kinabalu tour, we hike to Laban Rata to prepare for the mountain climb. Continuing through the foothills we make our early morning attempt and reach the peak at 4,101m before sunrise, taking in the magnificent views across North East Borneo and the Philippines. We return to Park Headquarters, and take a guided nature walk with a Park Naturalist, with time to explore the Mountain Garden. We overnight at Park Headquarters, and return to Kota Kinabalu the following day.

Mount Kinabalu - Important Information:
Any references to availability or non availability of tours which include the trek to the summit of Mt Kinabalu, listed beside the departure dates on our website, should be treated as a guide only. Whilst Kumuka endeavours to keep this information as current as possible please keep in mind that the availability of beds at the Resthouses on the mountain is limited, and can change rapidly, and we cannot guarantee availability for the trek.
To be permitted to climb to the summit of Mt Kinabalu, you must have a confirmed bed at one of the Resthouses, and the number of beds is obviously limited. Whilst we will endeavour to organise this for you, this is subject to availability and is not guaranteed. At certain times of year, beds are available within a few weeks of departure, however, in peak season these can be sold out several months in advance. Within 2 months of a departure, all bookings are on a request basis only, and it cannot be guaranteed that we will be able to confirm the booking.
Before we can apply for your place on the mountain, we will require your full name, passport number, nationality and date of birth, as well as the tour deposit, or full payment if the tour departs within 30 days.
In the event that spaces are unavailable, your travel consultant will advise you of any alternatives. If you are considering a tour that includes the trek to the summit of Mt Kinabalu book early to avoid disappointment. This information is correct at the time of writing.

Please note: For single travellers - A single supplement applies to this tour to cover transport back to Kota Kinabalu should no other passengers be booked onto this 3 day tour, and also a single room at Park HQ. The single supplement is payable immediately and taken in your local currency, but will be refunded if additional passengers book at a later date.

Sabah is a great destination for a family adventure, with its amazing wildlife, jungles, rainforests and tropical islands. From Kota Kinabalu, we explore one of the nearby coral islands with its pristine white beaches, clear water & snorkelling opportunities. Then we head to Poring Hot Springs, where we observe wildlife from the canopy walkway and relax in the mineral springs. In Kinabalu National Park we take a nature walk and visit the mountain garden, before spending two days cruising along the Kinabatangan and Menanggul rivers in search of proboscis and silver leaf monkeys, wild orang utan, gibbons, hornbills and other wildlife. Next stop is Selingan Island, where, in season, giant sea turtles arrive at night to lay their eggs. A trip to Sabah would not be complete without a visit to the Sepilok Orang Utan Centre, where mans closest relative is being rehabilitated back into the wild. A tour of Sandakan including the Water Village with its traditional stilted houses, and a flight back to Kota Kinabalu, brings us to the end of our Sabah adventure.

Please note that the child price is only applicable for children under 12 sharing a room with 2 adults, with a maximum of one child per room. If children are in a separate room, or if 1 child is sharing with only 1 adult, then the adult price applies.

Our Sabah adventure is a must for wildlife and outdoor lovers. There is so much to see in a short space of time as we show you some amazing wildlife and rainforests, clear blue seas, unspoilt islands and Mount Kinabalu - Borneo's highest mountain.
We start with a visit to the World Heritage site of Kinabalu National park and make the overnight ascent of the magnificent Mount Kinabalu. Two days are then spent viewing the prolific wildlife in Kinabatangan Wildlife Sanctuary, venturing in search of probiscus and silver leaf monkeys, wild orang utan, birds and other wildlife. Next, Sandakan, with time to spend on Selingan Island, where in season, giant sea turtles arrive at night to lay their eggs. After that we visit Sepilok sanctuary to observe the orang-utans in their natural habitat in this vast jungle refuge. We make a visit to the Australian War Memorial, and from there we return to Kota Kinabalu.

Mount Kinabalu - Important Information:

Any references to availability or non availability of tours which include the trek to the summit of Mt Kinabalu, listed beside the departure dates on our website, should be treated as a guide only. Whilst Kumuka endeavours to keep this information as current as possible please keep in mind that the availability of beds at the Resthouses on the mountain is limited, and can change rapidly, and we cannot guarantee availability for the trek.
To be permitted to climb to the summit of Mt Kinabalu, you must have a confirmed bed at one of the Resthouses, and the number of beds is obviously limited. Whilst we will endeavour to organise this for you, this is subject to availability and is not guaranteed. At certain times of year, beds are available within a few weeks of departure, however, in peak season these can be sold out several months in advance. Within 2 months of a departure, all bookings are on a request basis only, and it cannot be guaranteed that we will be able to confirm the booking.
Before we can apply for your place on the mountain, we will require your full name, passport number, nationality and date of birth, as well as the tour deposit, or full payment if the tour departs within 30 days.
In the event that spaces are unavailable, your travel consultant will advise you of any alternatives. If you are considering a tour that includes the trek to the summit of Mt Kinabalu book early to avoid disappointment. This information is correct at the time of writing.

Sarawak - the land of longhouses, headhunters, tribal culture, wildlife, jungles and rainforest, is a fascinating place to explore. The tour starts and ends in Kuching, Sarawak's busy river capital, with its colourful markets selling exotic spices and ancient Chinese temples. We visit Semengoh Orang Utan Sanctuary where orang utans are being rehabilitated back into the wild, and see them being fed. In Bako National Park, we go exploring in search of proboscis and silver leaf monkeys, long-tail macaques and other wildlife, later swimming in the sea by secluded beaches. Returning to Kuching, we travel by road and longboat to the Batang Ai reservoir. Here we visit the Iban people in their longhouses, hike jungle trails, cool off under waterfalls and learn to fish Iban style. The last two nights are spent in the Damai Rainforest area, where there are various optional activities such as water sports, night jungle walks, mangrove swamp cruise or a visit to the Sarawak Cultural Village.

Please note that the child price is only applicable for children under 12 sharing a room with 2 adults, with a maximum of one child per room. If children are in a separate room, or if 1 child is sharing with only 1 adult, then the adult price applies.

The story of Sandakan and the Death Marches is not only a tragic one from World War II, but also one of the most heroic. Despite appalling conditions, the prisoners of war never gave up. Their heroism, determination and indomitable spirit are testimony to the strength of the human spirit and an inspiration to all. Of the 2434 prisoners incarcerated at Sandakan, 1787 were Australian. The remaining 641 were British. The six Australians who escaped were the sole survivors. The track cut for the Death Marches soon became completely overgrown, and for sixty years defied all efforts to locate it, until in August 2005, the path taken by the prisoners of war was identified. After sixty years, you too can now walk in the footsteps of the Death March heroes.

Please note that for any client opting to pay the single supplement, this covers accommodation in hotels only on the tour, not in accommodation used whilst on the trek, where single rooms cannot be guaranteed.

This exciting trip packs a tremendous amount into nine days. We plug into Borneo's culture, talk to locals, explore the amazing landscapes, meet headhunters, take jungle walks and visit national park caves. The tour opens in Kuching, Sarawak's busy river capital. Discover its ancient Chinese temples, ethnological museum and colourful markets selling exotic spices. We visit the Orang Utan Sanctuary of Semengoh, before heading out to Bako National park, with its wonderful array of wildlife in their natural surroundings - particularly the silver leaf monkey, the long-tail macaques and proboscis monkey. We fly to Miri and on to Mulu National Park, where we discover the largest caves on earth, explore dense rainforest by boat and by foot and take on a challenging day trip to the magnificent limestone pinnacles. We trek along the Headhunter Trail to find Iban Longhouses and meet the Iban people. Then by boat and bus to Limbang, before flying to Kota Kinabalu.

In a unique and exciting journey exploring Borneo, this tour satisfies all tastes by bringing to life jungle walks and its wildlife. We delve into the countries national parks, stay in a longhouse, travel by bus, plane and longboats to uncover the charms of this abundant island. The tour opens exploring Kuching and Semengoh Orang Utan sanctuary before travelling to Bako National Park in search of the Proboscis monkey. Flying on to Mulu we visit Gunung Mulu National Park for walks into Deer Cave and Lang Cave, where thousands of bats fly out for their nightly feeding forays. We follow the Headhunter Trail to visit the Iban people, and explore the amazing Pinnacles. Continuing on to Sabah and Kota Kinabalu on the South China Sea, we climb Mt Kinabalu then view the prolific wildlife around Ox Bow Lake. On to Sandakan for our visit to the stunning turtle island of Selingan, surrounded by crystal clear water and reefs. Next we visit the Sepilok sanctuary, where orang utans live wild in a vast jungle refuge. We make a visit to the Australian War Memorial, and from there we return to Kota Kinabalu where the tour ends.

Mount Kinabalu - Important Information:

Any references to availability or non availability of tours which include the trek to the summit of Mt Kinabalu, listed beside the departure dates on our website, should be treated as a guide only. Whilst Kumuka endeavours to keep this information as current as possible please keep in mind that the availability of beds at the Resthouses on the mountain is limited, and can change rapidly, and we cannot guarantee availability for the trek.
To be permitted to climb to the summit of Mt Kinabalu, you must have a confirmed bed at one of the Resthouses, and the number of beds is obviously limited. Whilst we will endeavour to organise this for you, this is subject to availability and is not guaranteed. At certain times of year, beds are available within a few weeks of departure, however, in peak season these can be sold out several months in advance. Within 2 months of a departure, all bookings are on a request basis only, and it cannot be guaranteed that we will be able to confirm the booking.
Before we can apply for your place on the mountain, we will require your full name, passport number, nationality and date of birth, as well as the tour deposit, or full payment if the tour departs within 30 days.
In the event that spaces are unavailable, your travel consultant will advise you of any alternatives. If you are considering a tour that includes the trek to the summit of Mt Kinabalu book early to avoid disappointment. This information is correct at the time of writing.