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Our top tours for Singaporean travellers include Kundasang highlands tours, Mount Kinabalu climbing expeditions, island getaways in Semporna, and adventures through the majestic Mulu Cave within Mulu National Park, or breathtaking dives at Sipadan island. These tours are curated to provide unforgettable experiences with nature, adventure, and relaxation.

Booking with us is simple and hassle-free. Just visit our website to explore our tours, select your desired package, and follow the simple steps to book online. Alternatively, you can contact our team for tailored recommendations or custom packages, curated just for you.

Yes, you can fly directly from Singapore to Kota Kinabalu, Kuching, Miri, and Sibu with airlines like AirAsia and Scoot. Refer to the table below for details:

*Flight durations may vary depending on your chosen airline and weather conditions.

Travelling with a large group (10 pax or more)? Our team can assist with group flight bookings and arranging seamless airport transfers to ensure a smooth and hassle-free travel experience.

Flights from Singapore to Kota Kinabalu (Sabah) take approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes. For Sarawak destinations, flights to Kuching take about 1 hour and 30 minutes, to Miri about 2 hours, and Sibu roughly around 1 hour 50 minutes. Do take note that flight durations may vary slightly depending on your chosen airline and weather conditions.

For the ultimate experience, we recommend spending 5 to 7 days in Sabah and 4 to 6 days in Sarawak to fully enjoy the highlights of each destination.

In Sabah, you can climb Mount Kinabalu, visit the scenic Kundasang highlands, experience local culture, or go diving in world-famous Sipadan dive sites.

In Sarawak, explore the majestic caves of Mulu, hike the breathtaking Pinnacles, and discover the region's rich cultural traditions.

Yes, you can combine Sabah and Sarawak in a single itinerary. Our team can help plan a seamless trip with direct flights or overland options to connect the two regions, ensuring you experience the best of both destinations.

The dry season (March to October) is perfect for outdoor adventures and wildlife tours. However, year-round activities such as island hopping and cultural tours ensure there’s always something to enjoy.

Yes, Amazing Borneo offers halal-compliant accommodations and dining options. Let us know your dietary preferences during booking, and we’ll ensure your needs are met.

Yes, Amazing Borneo specialises in crafting personalised itineraries for groups and corporate team-building trips. From jungle trekking and outdoor challenges to cultural workshops, we design activities that foster teamwork, collaboration and unforgettable experiences. We also offer motivational talks and training workshops conducted by international trainers to help elevate skills and standards of corporate teams. Contact us to discuss your group’s needs.

Yes, we specialise in private tours and family-friendly packages. These include flexible itineraries, child-friendly activities, and accommodations tailored for families.

Yes, we offer exclusive packages designed for couples, featuring luxury accommodations, private island tours, and romantic dining experiences – perfect for honeymoons or intimate getaways.

For special occasions like anniversaries or celebrations, we can arrange thoughtful touches such as room decorations, flower bouquets, and even a romantic sunset dinner cruise. Simply let us know during booking, and we’ll take care of the details to make your experience truly unforgettable.

Kota Kinabalu offers the perfect mix of adventure, culture, and cuisine to fill your free time. Hunt for unique souvenirs at local markets, embark on a sunset dinner cruise, or experience Sabah’s cultural charm at Mari Mari Cultural Village. For food lovers, our Food Directory is your ultimate guide to the city’s best eats.

Highlights of Sabah and Sarawak include Mount Kinabalu, Kundasang, Semporna, and Mulu National Park. Each destination offers unique experiences, from islands to highlands, caves to coasts.

Kundasang, nestled in the foothills of Mount Kinabalu, is an idyllic retreat for travellers seeking scenic beauty and a cooler climate. We offer a range of Kundasang attractions for nature lovers and cultural enthusiasts.

Popular places to visit around Ranau and Kundasang region include:

• Kinabalu National Park: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and part of the Kinabalu UNESCO Global Geopark, perfect for trekking or exploring diverse flora and fauna
• Poring Hot Springs: Relax in natural hot springs or explore the canopy walkway
• Desa Dairy Farm: A picturesque dairy farm located at the foot of Mount Kinabalu in Kundasang Valley, where there are calf feeding and milking activities.
• Alpaca Club: Home to adorable alpacas for guests to interact with.
• Hooga Cafe: A pit stop for lunch or dinner with many photo opportunities. For a small fee, you can access Farm Ville and a Selfie Garden.
• Sosodikon Hill: A vista point from where you can view the majestic Mount Kinabalu on a clear day.
• Kundasang War Memorial: Established in 1962, this was one of the first memorials to commemorate the brave Australian and British Prisoners of War who died in Sandakan during World War II.
• Culvert View: A concept chalet that is colourful with great views. It has a sky mirror, and you can take good photos there with your reflections.
• Spring Garden: Surrounded by ethereal flower gardens, enjoy unobstructed views of Mount Kinabalu.
• Mesilou Highland Strawberry Farm: Pick your own juicy strawberries and enjoy refreshing treats at this scenic highland farm.
• Rabbit Farm (Arnab Village): Get up close and interact with over 1,000 adorable bunnies of different species, including Angora, Lionhead, Satin, Rex, and Holland Lop.
• Hidden Hill Kundasang: Escape to a breathtaking viewpoint with panoramic mountain vistas and a charming Japanese-inspired village atmosphere.

Experience the best of Kundasang – explore the highlights here!

Amazing Borneo offers a variety of packages for Kundasang and Semporna, catering to different interests:

• Kundasang Highlights: Includes visits to Desa Dairy Farm, Kinabalu National Park, and Poring Hot Spring
• Semporna Island Hopping: Explore stunning islands like Sipadan, Mabul, and Kapalai
• Combined Packages: Pair a Kundasang mountain retreat with a Semporna marine adventure for a well-rounded Sabah experience, like this 6D5N Kota Kinabalu & Kundasang Highlights tour with 5-Star Sipadan Kapalai Dive Resort Stay

Customised itineraries are also available. Contact us for customised packages that match your preferences.

Immerse yourself in Borneo’s rich culture through visits to cultural villages and traditional longhouses, trying out local menus with cooking workshops and attending vibrant festivals showcasing local traditions.

Our island-hopping tours take you to beautiful islands across Semporna, including Sipadan Island and Kapalai Island, as well as Sapi Island and Manukan Island in Kota Kinabalu.

Yes, you can experience paragliding in Kundasang, but please note that we do not offer or arrange paragliding packages. If you are interested, you will need to book directly with the service providers in Kundasang at your own cost.

To get to Mulu, take a domestic flight to Mulu Airport (MZV) from Miri, Kuching, or Kota Kinabalu.

The Mulu Caves are located within Mulu National Park in Sarawak, Malaysia, on the island of Borneo. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is renowned for its vast limestone cave systems, including:

• Deer Cave: Famous for its massive entrance (one of the world’s largest cave passages), Garden of Eden, and bat exodus at dusk.
• Lang Cave: A smaller cave with intricate limestone formations, including stalactites and shimmering threadworm larvae webs.
• Clearwater Cave: One of the longest cave systems in the world, featuring an underground river and crystal clear waters near the picnic deck.
• Wind Cave: Showcases wind-swept tunnels and dramatic limestone formations.
• Bat Exodus: A breathtaking display of millions of bats flying out of the caves at dusk.
• Canopy Walk: A 420-meter suspended walkway offers breathtaking views of the rainforest canopy and wildlife like macaques and flying lizards.
• Mulu Rainforest Kayaking: Paddle along the Melinau River, surrounded by lush rainforest and limestone cliffs.

Access to these caves and activities requires compulsory guiding services, ensuring both safety and a deeper understanding of the park’s wonders.

We offer a comprehensive tour that includes all these highlights, combined into a seamless 4-day, 3-night experience. Learn more and book your adventure here.

Sabah and Sarawak are known for their vibrant festivals, including:

• Kaamatan Festival (Sabah): A rice harvest celebration held in May
• Gawai Festival (Sarawak): A harvest festival celebrated in June
• Rainforest World Music Festival (Sarawak): A world-renowned music event held annually in Kuching
• Regatta Lepa: A cultural maritime event celebrated annually in Semporna, showcasing traditional boats.
• Sabah Fest: A showcase of traditional culture and heritage held in May

No, Singaporeans do not need a visa for stays of up to 30 days in Sabah and Sarawak.

No, if you’re flying from Singapore to Sabah and Sarawak, there’s no need to fill out an E-Arrival Form. The entry process is straightforward and hassle-free.

Yes, many of our tours can be customised for accessibility. Inform us of your requirements, and we’ll design a safe and comfortable itinerary for you.

Transportation options in Sabah and Sarawak include private cars, taxis, buses, and domestic flights for longer distances. However, public transportation is limited and not very reliable in many areas. Most people – both travellers and locals – use Grab, a ride-hailing service for getting around cities and towns.

Amazing Borneo also provides private transfers and guided tours for seamless travel. For more details, check our transportation guide here.

Our tours typically operate on a join-in basis, ensuring a shared and seamless travel experience. For larger groups or those seeking a more private experience, we can arrange transportation options to accommodate group sizes ranging from 10 to 40 passengers, providing comfort and convenience for your holiday.

If you require customised transportation arrangements, feel free to consult our salesperson, and we’ll be happy to assist in tailoring your travel needs.

To reach Kundasang, you’ll need to take an overland transfer from Kota Kinabalu. The journey offers scenic views of Sabah's lush landscapes and typically takes about 2 hours by car.

To reach Semporna from Singapore, you can take a direct flight to Tawau (seasonal) or an indirect flight via Kuala Lumpur, Kota Kinabalu, or Johor Bahru. From Tawau Airport, it’s about a 1.5-hour drive to reach Semporna. Refer to the available flights below:

Route - Airline - Duration - Frequency - Notes

*flight durations may vary depending on your chosen airline and weather conditions.

You may also want to consider spending a few days in Kota Kinabalu on your way to Tawau – we offer a wide variety of Kota Kinabalu tours, from day trips to multi-day tours, island hopping to highlands exploration.

Pack light, breathable clothing, comfortable shoes, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a waterproof bag for outdoor activities. Specific tours may have additional packing recommendations.

Borneo is a safe destination, and our tours prioritise your safety. Our guides are trained to handle emergencies and ensure a secure, enjoyable experience.

Yes, Semporna is generally safe for visitors. While there was a kidnapping incident in the past, this was over 20 years ago in the year 2000. Since then, the Malaysian Government has taken extensive steps to ensure the safety and security of visitors. This includes increased maritime patrol, military presence, and strict monitoring of remote areas. Both locals and tourists in Semporna often report feeling secure with the presence of maritime patrol.

We recommend comprehensive travel insurance that covers adventure activities, medical emergencies, and trip cancellations to ensure peace of mind.

While credit cards are accepted at most hotels, restaurants, and major tourist attractions in cities, cash is recommended for smaller towns, markets, and rural areas. ATMs are available in urban centres for easy withdrawals. Additionally, Singaporean travellers can use PayNow for seamless transactions with Malaysia’s DuitNow system at participating merchants, providing a convenient and cashless option in Sabah and Sarawak.

Yes, our team is flexible and will make adjustments to your itinerary whenever possible to accommodate flight delays or changes.

Our tours are led by skilled English-speaking guides, experts in Borneo’s culture, history, and attractions. However, Chinese-speaking guides can be arranged upon request – just let us know when booking and we’ll make it happen for you!

Our guides are certified professionals with years of experience in leading tours across Sabah, Sarawak, and Brunei. They are knowledgeable, friendly, and committed to ensuring your trip is enjoyable and safe.

Our 24/7 support team and experienced guides are always available to assist you. Whether it’s a schedule change or an emergency, you’ll have peace of mind.

Yes, we frequently offer promotional packages and discounts for Singaporeans, especially during school holidays and public holidays. Follow us on social media for updates.

We accept online payments via major credit cards, PayPal, bank transfers, and PayNow for added convenience. All payments are secure and hassle-free.

Yes, we provide attractive group discounts and special family packages to make your trip even more affordable.