Borneo Family Holiday

What's Included

• Accommodation
  Hotel (4 nights), Longhouse (1 night), Jungle Camp (2 nights) Chalet (1 night)

• Mt Kinabalu National Park - Entrance Fee

• Poring Hot Springs - Canopy Walk

• Kinabatangan River - Afternoon Wildlife Cruise

• Sabah Tea Plantation - Tea factory tour

• Kinabatangan - Night jungle walk

• Kinabatangan - Cooking class

• Kinabatangan – Cultural Performance

• Sepilok - Labuk Bay Proboscis Monkey Sanctuary

• Sepilok - Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre

• Turtle Island - Turtle Night Nesting viewing

• Sandakan - War Memorial

• Meals

  8 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 3 dinners

• Poring Hot Springs - Conservation Fee

What's Not Included

• International Travel

• Tipping and Gratuities

Included Activities

Mt Kinabalu National Park - Entrance FeeMt Kinabalu National Park - Botanical GardensPoring Hot Springs - Canopy WalkKinabatangan River - Afternoon wildlife cruiseSabah Tea Plantation - Tea factory tourKinabatangan - Night jungle walkKinabatangan - Cooking classKinabatangan River - Afternoon wildlife cruiseKinabatangan – Cultural PerformanceSepilok - Labuk Bay Proboscis Monkey SanctuarySepilok - Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation CentreSandakan - War MemorialDinawan Island - Day tripKota Kinabalu - Mari Mari Cultural Village

Transport

Bus , Minibus , Plane

Accommodation

GENERAL ROOMING CONFIGURATIONS:Family of two: All family groupings of two will be accommodated in a twin room.Family of three: Wherever possible we will put you in a triple room. Please be aware that in some places triple rooms are in short supply. This means that a triple room will often be a twin room with a rollaway bed or mattress on the floor. Where triple rooms aren’t available it will be at your discretion which of your family takes the single room.Family of four or more: You will most likely be accommodated in two twin rooms. Where possible, we will accommodate your family in a quadruple room.While we do our very best to ensure that family groups are roomed close together (in some cases, we can arrange adjoining rooms), we can’t guarantee this. Most family holidays occur during peak season and we sometimes have little to no control over the exact placement of rooms within a hotel. Please be understanding if we are unable to room your family in immediate proximity of one another.

Important Information

01. Please note that these trips are for adults and children travelling together and there must be at least one child under 18 with you.02. Minimum age for children on this trip is 5 years old.03. A discount of 10% applies on this trip to children 17 years and under at time of travel.04. A single supplement is available if you’d prefer not to share a room on this trip. The single supplement excludes Days 02 (Sabah Tea Garden) , Days 3 & 4 (Jungle Camp) and Day 7 (Turtle Island) where you will be in shared accommodation and is subject to availability. Please speak to your booking agent for further information.05. For some departures throughout the year we will only spend 1 night in the Eco Camp and 1 night in the Village in accommodation with attached bathrooms due to availability.06. Borneo is a tropical country so rain can be expected at any time. The wet period in Borneo runs from November to February. Temperatures remain fairly constant year round with averages of 27-32°C/80-89°F and relative humidity of around 80%. Consider bringing a portable small neck fan with you to keep you and your family cool.November to February is monsoon season for Selingan (Turtle Island) so if travelling during this time you should expect big waves and choppy seas. In cases of extreme weather, the trip to Selingan may be cancelled and alternative arrangements made.07. Many hotels outside of the big cities of Kota Kinabalu and Sandakan have been built so travellers can enjoy the countryside, forest/mountain views, where people can wake up to nature sounds not cars. Many of the hotels we use are in such locations and can be quite remote. So access to restaurants are limited.08. Borneo’s food is known for being fairly mild, with high reliance on fresh fruit and vegetables.The cuisine is a mix of Thai, Malay and Indian. Cuisine staples include grilled fish, barbecued prawns, fried rice, noodles, and local vegetables seasoned with garlic, ginger, and rich sauces. Fish and chicken based soups with noodles cooked in a hot clay pot are very traditional.09. We recommend that you check your government's advice for their latest information on travelling in Eastern Sabah before your departure and ensure that your travel insurance covers you for all areas of your itinerary. Further information can be found in our "Safety" section of the Essential Trip Information. You can find links to prominent government travel advisories our Travel Alerts page https://www.intrepidtravel.com/au/travel-alerts

Mode of Transport

Bus , Minibus , Plane

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