Travel to Borneo

A wild and untamed paradise, Borneo is a vibrant island where adventure and nature collide. Home to some of the world’s oldest rainforests, Borneo boasts breathtaking landscapes filled with towering mountains, mysterious caves, and pristine beaches. Whether trekking through dense jungles in search of orangutans or diving in crystal-clear waters among incredible marine life, Borneo offers a unique experience that will leave you awe-struck.

Less commercialised than other Southeast Asian destinations, Borneo offers a perfect escape for those seeking adventure, wildlife, and cultural immersion without the usual tourist crowds. The island is shared between Malaysia, Brunei, and Indonesia, with each region offering its own diverse mix of attractions, from vibrant cities to tranquil islands.

With incredible biodiversity and landscapes, Borneo’s national parks and protected areas are a haven for wildlife lovers. You’ll find yourself surrounded by exotic flora and fauna, from pygmy elephants to rare birds and orchids, making Borneo an essential destination for nature lovers.

Key facts

• Currency: Malaysian Ringgit (MYR)
• Population: 22.4 million
• National dish: Laksa
• Bottle of beer: 9 MYR
• Offical language: Malay, English, various indigenous languages
• Hello: Hai / Selamat pagi
• Capital city: Kota Kinabalu (for the Malaysian state of Sabah)
• Minimum wage: 1,200 MYR/month
• Annual temperatures: 23°C - 32°C