Set amongst the lush rainforest flora and fauna of a conservation area in Borneo’s Danum Valley, this award-winning lodge is a beacon of sustainable practices and a paradise for birdwatchers, wildlife enthusiasts, and those looking for a relaxing immersion in nature. The lodge shares its rainforest home with more than 340 species of birds, 124 species of mammals, including Bornean orangutan, clouded leopard, proboscis monkey and pygmy elephant. Though you could appreciate some of this wildlife from your balcony, the lodge offers jungle trekking, canopy walks, and river cruises to improve your chances of spotting the birds and wildlife.
Dotted throughout the rainforest and along the river’s edge, the 27 chalets and three villas blend indoor and outdoor living with a balcony or decking to bring guests closer to the natural beauty of the surroundings. Overhead fans cool the rooms, maintaining the natural ethos of the lodge while the simple furnishings and clean, minimalist lines let the beauty of the rainforest shine through.
From its setting on the Kinabatangan River, Abai Jungle Lodge enjoys a natural wilderness that’s a dream for wildlife spotting, including the proboscis monkey, orangutans, hornbills, the pygmy elephant, and a colourful array of birdlife.
Rascal is 30 metre hand-crafted ironwood and teak yacht designed especially for cruising the Indonesian archipelago.
This rustic lodge sits immersed in the rainforest on the edge of the Kinabatangan River and offers encounters with the extraordinary wildlife of this biodiverse area.
From the private beach to the infinity pool, the secluded island location to the extensive spa, Gaya Island Resort offers an ambience of exclusivity in a hideaway paradise.
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