Tour Highlights
- Explore Tabin Wildlife Reserve: Sabah's largest wildlife haven.
- Visit Lipad Mud Volcano: A natural mineral lick attracting diverse wildlife.
- Guided Jungle Trekking: Discover the rainforest ecosystem day and night.
- Thrilling Night Safari/Walks: Seek out nocturnal animals.
- Refresh at Lipad Waterfall: Enjoy a dip in a natural jungle pool.
- Wildlife Spotting Opportunities: Look for pygmy elephants, tembadau, birds & more!
- Stay in a Comfortable Jungle Lodge: Includes 2 nights' accommodation.
Overview
Immerse yourself in the wild heart of Borneo at Tabin Wildlife Reserve, Sabah's largest protected forest sanctuary! This 3-day, 2-night adventure is perfect for nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, and photographers seeking an authentic jungle experience.
Explore diverse lowland rainforest trails with expert guides, trekking to the unique Lipad Mud Volcano – a vital mineral source attracting animals like the endangered Borneo Pygmy Elephant and Tembadau. Cool off with a refreshing dip at the secluded Lipad Waterfall. As dusk falls, embark on exciting night safaris and walks to discover the fascinating nocturnal creatures of Tabin.
With more time to explore (compared to the 2D1N trip), you can delve deeper into the jungle, enjoy relaxing moments by the Tabin Rock Pool, and increase your chances of incredible wildlife encounters. Relax each evening in the comfort of your Tabin Wildlife Resort jungle lodge after unforgettable days of discovery. Book your in-depth Tabin experience!
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About Tabin Wildlife Reserve
Discover the wild heart of Borneo within Tabin Wildlife Reserve, Sabah's largest protected area, spanning over 122,000 hectares of rich lowland rainforest. Established in 1984, Tabin is a vital sanctuary dedicated to conserving Malaysia's diverse and endangered wildlife.
The reserve is particularly famous for the mineral-rich Lipad Mud Volcano, which acts as a natural salt lick, drawing a variety of animals from the surrounding forest. This makes Tabin an exceptional location for observing wildlife, including the iconic Borneo Pygmy Elephant, Tembadau (Banteng), various primate species, elusive wild cats, and hundreds of bird species in their natural habitat.
Visiting Tabin offers a unique opportunity to experience a pristine jungle environment, learn about crucial conservation efforts, and witness the incredible biodiversity that makes Borneo so special.
What to Wear
- Long sleeve shirts
- Long pants
- Good trekking shoes with good grip
What to Bring
- Insect repellent
- Sun protection (sunblock / hat)
- Swimwear
- Torch light
- Water bottle
- Personal toiletries
- Leech socks (available for sale at the resort's shop)
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