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Borneo Eco Tours – Wildlife – Rhinoceros Hornbill – Blue Sky Wildlife

Borneo Eco Tours – Proboscis Monkey – Blue Sky Wildlife

Borneo Eco Tours – Tours – Wildlife – Borneo Pygmy Elephant – Blue Sky Wildlife

z.Borneo Eco Tours – Wildlife – Black and Crimson Pitta – Blue Sky Wildlife

Borneo Eco Tours – Wildlife – Slow Loris – Blue Sky Wildlife

Borneo Eco Tours – Tours – Storm’s Stork – Blue Sky Wildlife

Borneo Eco Tours – Kinabatangan Wildlife Safaris

Borneo Eco Tours – HoneySucker – Blue Sky Wildlife

Borneo Eco Tours – Tours – Sukau Rainforest Lodge – Blue Sky Wildlife

Borneo Eco Tours (BET) is called The Borneo Specialist for multiple reasons. BET is an award-winning, low impact tour company that specialises in nature-based tours around Borneo, namely Sarawak, Brunei and Sabah tours Borneo. BET has been creating and providing memorable Borneo wildlife tours for visitors since 1991. With over 25 years of experience, BET has all the appropriate certification and resources to operate a tourism business including specialist guides who are friendly and knowledgeable in advising you on areas most relevant to your special interest.

In addition, BET owns and operates the multi-international ecotourism award winning Sukau Rainforest Lodge (SRL), a charter member of National Geographic Unique Lodges of the World. SRL is nestled on the banks of the Kinabatangan River, which is known to have among the highest concentration of wildlife in Borneo. You will get to see many of Borneo’s rare and endangered species including the Bornean Pygmy Elephant, Orangutan and Proboscis Monkey. The birdlife in the lower reaches of the river is also impressive with all eight species of Hornbills, Kingfishers and many more. Whether you’re visiting Borneo for its rare wildlife or exotic culture, BET will ensure that you have an unforgettable experience in Borneo.

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Quad Biking in Kiulu

Malaysia 1 Days

Starting From MYR 230 / per person

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Sepilok Wildlife Tour

Malaysia 2 Days

Starting From MYR 598 / per person

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Turtle and Orang Utan Tour

5based on 1 review

Malaysia 2 Days

Starting From MYR 1,419 / per person

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Kinabalu Park Safari Tour

Malaysia 2 Days

Starting From MYR 775 / per person

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Kinabatangan Wildlife Safari Tour

4.67based on 1 review

Malaysia 3 Days

Starting From MYR 1,820 / per person

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Wildlife:

Orangutan

Literally means “man of the forest”, the orangutans are large arboreal ape with long reddish or brownish hair, long arms and hooked hands and feet, highly intelligent and are the cousin of humans sharing 96.4% of our genes. They are found only in Sumatra and Borneo’s rainforests, where they spend much of their time in the trees, create nests every night and eat fruits, foliage and insects. They are usually seen around dawn or dusk.

Borneo Pygmy Elephants

Endemic to Borneo, pygmy elephant is the smallest elephant in Asia with the males ranging from 1.7 to 2.6 metres tall. They roam in herds of 15-70 often led by one elderly female. They eat up to 150kg of food and their favourites are palms and banana stems. They can be seen 2 hours before dusk and 2 hours before dawn.

Proboscis Monkeys

A reddish-brown, medium-sized arboreal primate that is found exclusively in Borneo. The male is not only one of the largest of its species, but most distinctive because of its long and fleshy nose, and a large swollen stomach. They have been called “Dutch men of Borneo”. They can be seen at dawn or dusk at the riverbank.

Borneon Gibbon

A grey-brown primate with long, strong arms to enable them to swing through the trees. They are endemic to Borneo, therefore this habitat is vital for its survival. They are often heard before they are seen as the female have a very distinctive bubbling call, usually at dawn when they are especially noisy.

Rhinoceros Hornbill

One of the largest hornbill species and can be as big as a swan. The males have upturned casque with thin a black line down the sides, black tail bar, red irises and black skin around eyes. The females have white irises, no casque line and reddish skin around eyes. They can be found in groups but usually in pairs. They mainly eat fruits, lizards, frogs and insects.

Storm’s Stork

A large bird, approximately 91 cm long with black-and-white stork with red bill, orange facial skin and golden-yellow area around eye. Their diet is mainly fish, but can also feed on frogs, crustaceans, earthworms, invertebrates and aquatic insect larvae. They are considered endangered due to habitat loss and small populations of about less than 500 individuals worldwide.

Borneo Bristlehead

Borneo bristlehead is the uncommon species of Borneo’s rainforest to which it is endemic. It is a medium-sized, black or dark grey bird, has red thighs and a red head, throat. It is a sociable bird often making noise with a variety of chattering, whistles and honk calls. They feed on small plants, fruits and vegetables.

Slow Loris

Nocturnal mammals and one of the rarest primates on earth. It has forward-facing eyes and human-like hands. They move slowly but can reach up to 8km per night and can remain still for hours if required.

Black and Crimson Pitta

Black and crimson pitta also known as black-headed pitta with distinctively marked black head and breast, crimson coloured belly, and easily distinguishable pale blue stripes extended from its eyes to the back. So far they have only been found in the lowland tropical rainforests of northern Borneo. This species is threatened by the rapid deforestation. Its diet consists of spiders, ants, cockroaches, beetles and snails.

Red-leaf Langur

Red-leaf langur is an arboreal primate that can be easily found in primary forest of Borneo. They have shaggy auburn color and also often called maroon langur. They weigh at average 6.2-6.3 kilograms. They consume seeds, flowers and less sweet fruits. The males will emanate loud call to mark their territory and warn rivals.

Conservation:

Part of Borneo Eco Tours profit goes to BEST Society (Borneo Ecotourism Solutions and Technologies Society), a community, social and environmental non profit division.

BEST Society actively implements community projects such as tree planting, medical camps, capacity building and community based ecotourism, thanks to our guests who contribute directly for these efforts.

Reviews:

Great Trip while in Borneo!

Turtle and Orang Utan Tour

Christie Lundgen2 Oct 2018

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We had an amazing trip to Borneo. Everything went perfectly without a hitch! We enjoyed both Hamit and Hazwan and had an especially good time with Hazwan. They are both good birders and my partner saw an amazing number of birds. I loved the orangutans and the monkeys, so everyone was happy! I would not hesitate to recommend Borneo Eco Tours to anyone considering a trip to Borneo. Thanks again.

Amazing sightings of birds & wildlife

Kinabatangan Wildlife Safari Tour

Mark Westright5 Jul 2018

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Hello there! Thank you so much for your excellent organisation of our trip. The sighting of so many birds and wildlife has exceeded our expectations. All our guides and drivers have done a great job with their knowledge and patience, so that I could take a lot of great photos! Many thanks to Osman and William, Hazwan and Chiew, Mohammad and Jan (Tabin) and Ned (Danum Valley). We felt comfortable in all accommodations, staff everywhere was always friendly and food was delicious. We will highly recommend your company!

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