Borneo
Overview
One of Earth's last ancient rainforests, Borneo is home to wild orangutans and indigenous Dayak cultures. From Tanjung Puting's orangutan sanctuaries to remote Dayak longhouses, both wildlife and heritage thrive in deep isolation. Along the coast, world-class diving and rare jellyfish encounters await.
Popular Borneo Tours
A collection of our travelers favorite journeys that feature Borneo.
Things to Do
Cruise with Orangutans in Tanjung Puting
Dive the Derawan Islands
Dive Indonesia's second-richest coral reefs after Raja Ampat in crystal-clear waters. Sea turtles, manta rays, whale sharks, and hundreds of fish species flourish here.
Swim with the Kakaban Jellyfish
Make your way through the jungle to a brackish lake where millions of stingless jellyfish live. Swim among the gentle creatures in this rare natural wonder.
Visit Dayak Kayan Longhouses
Travel to remote Dayak Kayan villages, where traditional longhouses still anchor community life. These spaces preserve communal traditions handed down through generations.