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Borneo - Sabah & Sarawak

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Dates 11 Aug '10 to 8 Sep '10

Flexible? No, not really

Est. Cost 800 - 1,200 GBP (GBP United Kingdom Pounds)

Type Travel Partners Wanted

Name Borneo - Sabah & Sarawak

I will be in Malaysian Borneo between these dates. No set itinerary as yet but hope to take in:
-Mt. Kinabalu trek
-Some diving
-Jungle trekking
and much more!! (still have a lot of research/planning to do to work out my route)
If anyone is in the area and wants to tag along for any of this, then give me a shout!

Borneo - Sabah & Sarawak

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adventure_geek Should check out the gap adventures departure http://www.gapadventures.com/destinations/asia/borneo/ been there and done it ... brilliant!

3 years ago

Bronita Thanks for that, but I am going to be traveling independently, I prefer the freedom of doing it that way. Where were your favorite places?

3 years ago

adventure_geek Favourite place in Borneo have to be Sipadan Island just off East Coast of Sabah, the dive was amazing ,the sealife was amazing!... feel free to check my blog post http://ultimateborneo.com/adventure/sipadan-mabul-kapalai/

3 years ago

Remy Your trip sounds great. I'm due in SE Asia late August and was planning to climb Mt Kinabalu sometime in September. Keep me posted on your itinerary and perhaps we can meet up in early Sept.

3 years ago

Bronita Cool, i'm thinking of climbing Mt. K either at the beginning or end of my trip so would either be around 13th Aug or 4th/5th Sept so if it ended up being the latter then that could work out. Where else are you planning on heading in Borneo?

3 years ago

Remy In Sarawak, a couple of days exploring Kuching, and hiking and exploring Bako and Gunung Mulu National Park’s. Similarly for Sabah, a day of two in Kota Kinabalu, before climbing the mountain. I’ve also heard good reports on the Maliau Basin Conservation Area. And of course, some snorkelling/relaxing on a tropical beach. So that’s a rough plan, with set itinerary as yet. I’m open to suggestions??

3 years ago

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Borneo - Sabah & Sarawak - Group Travel