7 nights, 3 stops — coast, longhouse and the great caves.
Bako National Park → Batang Ai National Park → Mulu National Park.
Round trip · returns to Bako
Arrive in Bako National Park, met and transferred to your accommodation. Bako gives Borneo's signature monkey and coastal rainforest within reach of Kuching.
Explore the mangroves and sea-cliff scenery, with pitcher plants.
Transfer to Batang Ai National Park. Longboat across the lake and trek the forest for wild orangutans. Visit an Iban longhouse and explore the riverine rainforest.
Visit an Iban longhouse and explore the riverine rainforest. Batang Ai blends one of Sarawak's best wild orangutan areas with the living culture of its people.
Transfer to Mulu National Park. Explore the great show caves and watch the dusk bat exodus. Cave walkways by day and the bat spectacle at evening.
Cave walkways by day and the bat spectacle at evening. A rainforest and karst day, with the caves and their bats. Mulu's chambers are among the largest underground spaces on the planet — and the bat exodus is unforgettable.
A rainforest and karst day, with the caves and their bats.
A final morning in Mulu National Park — a last outing or a slow start as time allows — before the transfer onward and the journey home.
Drier months — easiest trails and calmest boat crossings.
Wildlife is present throughout; seas rougher in the wet season.
A polished resort by the Melinau river, the comfortable base for the Mulu caves.
A boutique beach retreat near Bako, a relaxed base for the park's day trips.
A lakeside resort on Batang Ai, the comfortable base for the orangutan and longhouse trips.
Basic park chalets inside Bako, letting you bird the trails at dawn and dusk.
A traditional Iban longhouse stay, simple and immersive on the reservoir.
Park-run lodging at the Mulu HQ, closest to the caves and the bat exodus.
Add nights, swap a park, extend to the coast — this route is a starting point, not a fixed menu. Tell us how you travel and we'll route the rest.