Top Bandar Seri Begawan Eco Tours

Experience the tranquility of cruising down the picturesque river on this private boat tour. Enjoy a relaxing and leisurely boat ride down the river, through native mangrove trees, swamps and water villages. Look out for local wildlife and birds, including the rare and endangered proboscis monkeys only found on Borneo Island.

Embark on an unforgettable starting with a hotel pickup and transfer to the boat jetty in Bandar Seri Begawan. Aboard an open-deck local wooden boat, you’ll cruise along the Brunei River, offering views of both the modern capital city and the serene Kampong Ayer, one of Southeast Asia’s largest water villages. During the cruise, you witness the wonders of the mangrove world, home to various marine life and the rare proboscis monkeys. These endangered monkeys are native to Borneo and Sumatra, and on this river safari, you won’t have to travel far into the jungle to see them. - Mangrove river cruise with hotel pickup included - Spot endangered proboscis monkeys and explore Kampong Ayer - Visit a local stilt house for refreshments during the tour - Guided by a licensed English/Malay-speaking expert NOTE: -Additional charges apply for Chinese, Cantonese, Japanese, and Korean speaking tour guides, and availability is subject to confirmation. - Minimum 2 person per booking

Explore the city of Brunei Darussalam in style with this private tour. Over this half day experience you'll gain a comprehensive overview of the nations cultural, tradition, and history. Highlights of the tour include Brunei's largest mosque, the official residence of the Saltan of Brenuei, and a thrilling boat ride along the Kampong Ayer River. There will be opportunities for photos throughout the journey.

Get away from Brunei’s big city and immerse yourself in the dense rainforest of Ulu Temburong National Park, Brunei’s first national park, on this day trip. Ascend to the top of the rainforest 160 feet (40 meters) above the forest floor on Ulu Temburong’s Canopy Walk. Get a unique experience of life outside of Brunei’s tourist hotspots when you visit locals who live in Ulu Temborong and enjoy lunch prepared by them over the Temburong River.