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Tanjung Datu National Park

Sat on the western tip of Sarawak this pristine, untouched National Park is less explored by visitors due to it’s remote location.

About Tanjung Datu National Park

It may be one of the smallest parks in Sarawak but it’s one of the most beautiful.

Tanjung Datu is home to the Bornean Gibbon, Palm Civet, the rare and elusive Flat Headed Cat, Hornbill along with the endangered Green Turtle. Hawksbill Turtle also frequents here.

What Our Adventurers Think:

If you’re looking for a unique experience and getting of the beaten track this is the thing for you. In 4 months of travelling this was definitely one of my highlights. Me and my brother spend 4 days in Sarawak jungle with the help of Adventure Alternative Borneo. Nick did a great job with putting together a perfect itinerary for us.

We stayed at a remote longhouse and in a jungle camp next to a beautiful waterfall. The locals were very friendly and happy and the food they cooked for us was amazing. We spent the days trekking in the jungle and going down the river by boat. We even went trekking to a waterfall that even the locals barely knew existed. As far as we know we were the first tourists there ever, that’s something you don’t get to do everyday! Our guide was also nice and very knowledgeable. An incredible experience!

David Liepe Remote Longhouse Experience, Sarawak

Tanjung Datu National Park Itinerary

Duration: 3 days & 2 nights;

Departs: 08:00am

Depart Kuching and drive for approximately an hour to the seaside village of Sematan. From here you will take a 2 hour boat ride to Tanjung Datu.

Your stay will consist of trekking through the various trails in search of wildlife such as hornbill, palm civet cats, the elusive flat headed cat, wild boar, Gibbons, silver leaf monkeys and much more.

Enjoy night walks keeping an eye out for slow loris, firefly and other nocturnal creatures. Spend your free time relaxing on the white sandy beaches, swimming in the blue waters and hopefully having a visit from one of the many turtles that call these beaches their home.

WE PROVIDE BRING WITH YOU YOU MAY NEED
English speaking guide;

National Park Entrance fee;

All meals:
-Breakfast x 2,
-Lunch x 3,
-Dinner x 2;

All return road and boat transfers from Kuching;

Accommodation (hostel room with twin beds)

 

Sunscreen
Mosquito  repellent
Raincoat
Toiletries
Sunhat
Trekking shoes (adidas kampung)
Leech sock
Headtorch
Swimming attire
Sandals or flip flop
Dry bag
*Flashlight
*Hammock
*(if trekking overnight in forest)
Spare money for tips and gratituties

Extra momey for extra activities you find interesting

Helth insurance

Emergency evacuation

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We cater for a range of travellers, from professional photographers to intrepid families, active couples or solo explorers and we are a provider for many well known wildlife tour agencies. With offices in Kota Kinabalu and Kuching and a total of eighteen staff and our own vehicles, our guides are now amongst the most reputable and well known in the Sabah and Sarawak parks.

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Bako National Park

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