All Sabah Tours & Excursions in 2026

Overall, this tour offers an enjoyable and memorable experience, with standout reviews highlighting the professionalism and friendliness of the guides, stunning views, and exciting wildlife encounters. Many guests appreciated the delicious food and the well-organized itineraries, particularly the magical firefly experience and the ability to see monkeys up close. Although some noted disappointments due to weather affecting certain activities, such as the Sky Mirror experience, the positive interactions and memorable moments, like capturing great photos, have made it a trip worth recommending. Guests also found the pricing reasonable for the quality of the experience.

Discover the beauty of Kinabatangan River with a unique 3-day, 2-safari at a community-run eco camp either jungle lodge or homestay. Connect with the locals and lend a hand to their eco-friendly projects while soaking up the beauty of nature all around you. Participate in guided jungle walks, river cruises, and cultural insights that preserve the heritage of the orang sungai. Your visit directly contributes to community projects and essential conservation work, making this an impactful and meaningful adventure. Life here has its own vibe, straightforward and totally unfiltered, this jungle initiative isn’t about luxury. everyone pitches in and genuinely cares about keeping the rainforest safe. - Stay overnight at a community-run eco camp in a protected forest reserve - Enjoy guided jungle walks and wildlife river cruises with local guides - Participate in cultural preservation activities - Support sustainable tourism and community-led conservation efforts

Imbak Canyon offers a rare opportunity to journey into the past and experience the Earth in its original form. Located in the active region of borneo, this untouched haven is frequently referred to as the "Lost World" due to its ancient rainforest, which has stayed largely unspoiled for millions of years, resulting in a stunning display of rich biodiversity. This isolated valley spans 30,000 hectares, a lush refuge surrounded by towering sandstone cliffs that have safeguarded this unique ecosystem for millions of years. As journey through the lush jungle, be surrounded by the sound of nature, hornbills, mammals, and majestic dipterocarp trees that create a green cathedral overhead. The beautiful Imbak Waterfall, a multi-tiered waterfall that drops into a clean pool, offers a moment of untouched beauty that no camera can capture. Visit helps save this important wildlife corridor for orangutans, pygmy elephants, and clouded leopards.

Learn about the challenges facing Malaysia's iconic species on a full-day small-group wildlife tour from Sandakan. Visit the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre and the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre, both of which provide home for orphaned and injured animals, and get insights into the importance of protecting habitats. Between locations, enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.

Pandan Pandan Island Paradise – Tucked Away in the Quiet and Peaceful Usukan Cove, Kota Belud Feel the sand beneath your feet, breathe in the crisp fresh air and take a dip in the cool crystal clear water. This is what Pandan Pandan island can offer you, an opportunity to unwind in its peaceful and private ambience. Separated from the mainland by just a mere distance, Pandan Pandan Island will captivate you with its mere beauty. Set in a secluded location, you may invest your time to enjoy the various sea sport activities (some of which optional & chargeable), swimming in the calm sea or sunbathing on its white sandy beach at this privately-owned island destination.

Enjoy a group experience on a daytrip to Mari Mari culture village, blue tear and river cruise on a full clay trip. in the morning head to Mari-Mari Cultural Village with a guide who’s ready to share all the unusual tales on this adventure! Get ready for some one-on-one time and the freedom to explore Borneo's ancient of 5 different ethnic tribes and modern culture. Laugh and learn about traditional congkak games, bamboo cooking, culture performance, blowpipe fire, handcrafted tree bark fabrics, and lunch on a village tour After a potential stop at the floating mosque and chocolate factory visit. Take a river cruise through mangrove forest and explore wildlife. Chase a spectacular sunset with skymirror on the horizon, then enjoy a dinner Keep your eyes peeled for the magical "Blue Tears" or fireflies —a rare bioluminescence that sets the water aglow with electric blue sparkles. This exclusive tour Borneo's wild beauty and rich heritage into one unforgettable journey.

The Maliau Basin, aka "Borneo's Lost World," is a massive, ancient crater where nature has been penning its epic tale for millions of years. This 3 day, 2 night invite you to plunges into a wild wonderland! This is one of the final frontiers of untamed nature on the world, basically a secret until 1988, when a scientific expedition finally spilt the beans on this hidden gem. Who knew that over 50% of the basin is still playing hide and seek? It might just be the secret lair of some long-lost species! Reaching it requires 4x4 vehicles stay and meal inclusive. In the Maliau Basin there are trees so tall they throw shade like a pro, wildlife flying around like it’s a game of tag, overgrown carnivorous pitcher plants ready to impress, and an ethereal moss that makes you feel like you’ve stepped into a fairy tale. With only a handful of visitors allowed each year, this tour is your golden ticket to a place that’s practically a secret!

Plunge into the clear blue waters of Mantanani Island and experience what it feels like to be in a tropical utopia on this small-group snorkeling day tour. Enjoy hotel pickup and drop-off, round-trip boat transfers to the island, and snorkeling at two locations via boat, along with all snorkeling gear and a seafood lunch.

The wild on a remarkable hiking expedition to Maliau Basin, a beautiful, bowl-shaped wilderness in the centre of Borneo that wasn't discovered until the 1980s. This excursion, which is also called "Borneo Lost World,". As the sun goes down, the forest comes to life, potential witness civets with their sparkling eyes, plodding lorises, or the magnificent flight of big squirrels while the stars sparkle above. Walk through a lush sanctuary with tall trees, hanging lianas, and uncommon species like the stately Agathis and pitcher plants that consume other plants. The sounds of the jungle, the gibbons' calls, and the chatter of rare birds descend steeply to see most amazing natural sights: a strong, multi-tiered waterfall that crashes into emerald pools while taking in the power and beauty of this untouched paradise. A rewarding trek expedition through a UNESCO World Heritage site with a lot of untouched species. It is made for fit people who want to see few truly wild places on Earth.

The Borneo Cultural Village features 7 traditional homes, with each ethnic group from the indigenous communities in its own special charm waiting to explore. Join in fun activities by learning to use the blowpipe at Murut House, trying traditional musical instruments at Bajau House, and discovering how to start a fire with bamboo at Tidung House. Listen and experience live cultural dance performances that highlight the beautiful artistry and music tribe locally. A variety of flavors, get the chance to try out some delicious local foods and drinks that truly represent the area, encounter rice wine, Tenom coffee, sago cakes, and for those feeling a bit adventurous, sago worms. Authentic encounters with every traditional house is crafted by the descendants of the tribes they represent, providing a true glimpse into their unique architectural styles and everyday rituals.