4D Sepilok & Sukau Nature Tour,
Sabah, Borneo
Hidden amongst a veritable treasure trove of tropical plants and grasses, hug trees and spectacular orchids in bloom, the quaint bungalows of the Sepilok Nature Resort are within walking distance of the world-famous Kabili-Sepilok Forest Reserve, precious home of the last wild Orang-Utans of Northern Borneo.

Sepilok Nature Resort
Combining rich traditional style with contemporary luxury, Sepilok Nature Resort is the ideal starting point for most other wildlife land destinations in Sabah such as the fauna rich Kinabatangan River and the surrounding Sukau area.
Sepilok Nature Resort also offers the perfect setting for relaxing after a long plane trip, before continuing on a diving holiday to Lankayan.
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Itinerary
Day 01 / Arrive Sandakan (-/L/D)
Pickup from Sandakan Airport on arrival (MH2042 0730hrs/0810hrs) from Kota Kinabalu and transfer to Sepilok Nature Resort. A guided tour to Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabitation Center. Trek ten minutes through the rainforest on wooden boardwalk to witness the Orang Utan (Pongo Pygmaeus) feeding at 1000hrs as they swing through the trees towards the feeding platform for their food of the stay. You may also encounter with 2 main Macaques, the long tailed & pig tailed Macaques. Return to reception center, to view the displays and exhibits at the Information Centre (Video show at 1100hrs).
Return to the resort for lunch. Free at leisure or you may opt for your own tour (unguided) to Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre by trek ten minutes through the rainforest on wooden boardwalk to witness the Orang Utan feeding at 1500hrs as they swing through the trees towards the feeding platform for their food of the day. In the evening, an hour guided night walk to the Sepilok Forest Trails to experience walking the dark to spot animals or insects. Dinner and overnight at Sepilok Nature Resort.
Day 02 / Sukau Excursion – with Kinabatangan River Cruise (B/L/D)
After breakfast, free at leisure. Pick up at Sepilok Nature Resort at 1045hrs and proceed to Sandakan jetty for boat journey to Sukau Rainforest Lodge along Sabah’s longest river, Kinabatangan with opportunity to view birds and wildlife in virgin mangrove, wetland and rainforest habitats. Late afternoon take a river cruise using electric motor in search of some of the 10 primate species including Proboscis monkeys as they settle down on treetops along the Kinabatangan River. Return for solar heated hot shower, candle light dinner and slide show conducted by naturalist guide. Overnight at Sukau Rainforest Lodge.
Day 03 / Sepilok Nature Resort (B/L/D)
After breakfast, return to Sandakan by boat journey. Transfer to Sepilok Nature Resort for lunch. Pick up at Sepilok Nature Resort at 1430hrs and proceed overland to Labuk Bay Proboscis Monkey Sanctuary for the 1600hrs feeding. Back to Resort for Dinner and overnight at Sepilok Nature Resort.
Day 04 / Depart Sepilok Nature Resort (B/L/-)
Morning free at leisure. Check-out and transfer to Sandakan Airport for onward departure.
Note Please bring along sun block lotion, personal toiletries, torch light, insect repellent, walking shoes, binoculars, hat & raincoat

Land Cost per person
- SGD $1,320 Twin
- SGD $ 220 Single Supplement
- SGD $ 220 High Season Surcharge in July/August
Land Cost Validity
- Apr 01, 2011 – Mar 31, 2012
Inclusions
- Airport return transfers
- 02 nights Sepilok Nature Resort on twin sharing basis with ensuite bathroom
- Full board meals (Buffet Style)
- Free flow of hot and beverages (excluding alcoholic & carbonated drinks)
- 01 guided tour to Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre
- 01 day entrance fee into Sepilok Rehabilitation Centre
- 01 guided night Jungle Walk at SNR Jungle trail
- 01 night Sukau Rainforest Lodge with Sukau-Kinabatangan River Cruise
- Half-day Labuk Bay excursion for Proboscis Monkey (inclusive entrance fee)
- English-speaking guide
Exclusions
- All flights & airport taxes
- Insurance
- Personal expenditure like hard/soft drinks, tipping, etc.
Land Cost Validity
- Apr 01, 2011 – Mar 31, 2012


