Sabah
Mount Kinabalu and Ranau, Sepilok and Sandakan, the Kinabatangan, Danum Valley, island parks and Semporna. Plus Kota Kinabalu, Tabin, Kudat, Mantanani and Tawau Hills.
Sketch a trip
Four regions. Twenty-one chapters. A little inspiration for a very big adventure.
Explore Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei and Kalimantan through a researched, photo-rich guide to mountain days, river wildlife, coastal escapes and local food. Find your corner of the island and start shaping a trip.
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Browse the book by region, then follow the online guides for more planning detail and links to local sources.
Mount Kinabalu and Ranau, Sepilok and Sandakan, the Kinabatangan, Danum Valley, island parks and Semporna. Plus Kota Kinabalu, Tabin, Kudat, Mantanani and Tawau Hills.
Gunung Mulu’s caves, Bako’s coast and wildlife, and Kuching’s city life, with a separate chapter on Semenggoh and the Bau caves.
A starting point for Brunei: capital-city discoveries, water-village life and rainforest possibilities. Build the visit around the connections you can confirm.
A river journey into Tanjung Puting. Use the chapter for inspiration and check present park access, environmental conditions and boat arrangements before booking.
What to eat, when to go, what to bring and how to choose your Borneo. Historical route outlines offer examples of how places fit together; verify current connections and arrangements before using them for a trip.
A few scenes from our online field guides to inspire your reading.



The guide is a practical starting point. Its older route examples and dated destination notes describe their original context. Schedules, entry rules, park access, weather and operator terms can change; check the official or operator sources linked in our online guides before booking.
Keep wildlife encounters respectful, follow local hosts’ guidance, and leave time for the journey.
Send them the guide page and start comparing notes.