Borneo – Best regards from far,

Eye to eye with Borneo’s most endangered primates in Tanjung Datu & Bako NP [Sarawak]

Text & photographs: Claire Lessiau & Marcella van Alphen Surrounded by humongous trees resembling the walking trees from the Lord of the Rings, I abruptly stop when I hear an unfamiliar sound in the canopy towering us in the dense coastal rainforest of the remote Tanjung Datu National Park. I exchange a glance with our…

Up river in Borneo with head-hunting tribes and wild orangutans

Embark on a long-tail boat to travel deep into the Bornean jungle for a stay with the former head-hunting tribes and search for orangutans. Where tradtion, culture and wildlife meet in an immersive and sustainably run ecotourism project.

Palm Oil & Wildlife: a delicate balance in Borneo’s rainforest to experience during a river safari

Along Borneo’s Kinabatangan River, oil palm plantations threaten wildlife-rich rainforests while providing a necessary income to local populations. Make an impact by embarking on a river safari!