Borneo Rainforest Wildlife Adventure in Tabin

Surrounding Area

Tabin Wildlife Reserve is located in the eastern part of Sabah, Malaysia and within some of the richest wildlife zones in the island of Borneo. It is within easy distances to other renown nature destinations, such as Sukau Kinabatangan, Danum Valley, Sipadan island

Accommodations

Tabin Wildlife Resort’s authentic Borneon-style jungle lodges built to blend with the natural environment will complement your stay. Designed for adventurers and nature lovers, hobby-naturalists and photographers, the jungle lodges take into consideration the needs of those who enjoy the feeling of being part of the rainforest that they have come to belong, but who also want to enjoy the comfort of a hot shower, clean bed and hearty meals. This is a place that you will look forward to come back to after an exciting day of jungle activities.

Rooms/Suites

Each timber bungalow houses one generous-sized room, with either twin or double bed, fan/air-condition, shower with hot water, and a private balcony

Amenities

Sunbird Cafe with terrace, riverside deck, animal hide, visitor leisure centre with reference corner, souvenir counter and activity area, small-scale meeting facilities, watch-tower at mud volcano

Services Offered

Jungle trekking, bird-watching, night safari, night walk, dawn and dusk drives, rainforest herbal foot soak,

Rates & Availability

From USD 262 per person

Directions

By air: From Kota Kinabalu to Lahad Datu, MasWings provide 3 daily flights (one-hour duration)
From Lahad Datu, one-hour drive on gravel road will take you to Tabin Wildlife Resort

By road:Kota Kinabalu to Lahad Datu (7 hours)
Sandakan to Tabin (4 hours)
Sukau Kinabatangan to Tabin (4 hours)
Semporna (Sipadan island) to Tabin (4 hours)

Tabin Wildlife Reserve in Malaysian Borneo (View My Profile)
Venture into wild Borneo at its most natural state. Tabin is an enormous dipterocarp rainforest landscape in the eastern part of Sabah, Malaysian Borneo with a most diverse range of flora and fauna. With a protected forest area of 120,500 hectares, Tabin offers a unique way to experience the unfolding excitement of mother nature, and the opportunity to spot some of the wildlife that exists here. A vast rainforest protecting special animals like the endangered Sumatran Rhinocerous, the Borneo Pygmy elephant, and Tembadau. Nowhere else can you have a better chance of catching such memorable moments of Borneo as in Tabin.