About Borneo

From beaches to mountain, from lazy jungle rivers to raging torrents, the Multi Activity Challenge takes you into the heart of Borneo, experiencing the essence of this complex and thrilling location. Climb Mount Kinabalu, wake up to the jungle morning chorus and watch South East Asia’s highest mountain gather a shawl of mist from the saddle of your bike. Ride through remote villages, trek over mountain passes and raft down winding rivers. We will sleep in hammocks deep in the forest and learn about Borneo’s tribal culture and their relationship with the forest. Nowhere else can you get so much of Borneo is such a short space of time.

Borneo has a unique diverse population consisting of 32 ethnic communities, and boasts some of the world's greatest wildlife treasures. Sabah is part of the island of Borneo known as "the Land Below the Wind" because geographically it is situated below the typhoon and monsoon belt. In Sabah you find one of the highest mountains in South East Asia, Mount Kinabalu, located in the Kinabalu National Park it is Malaysia's first World Heritage Site, full of jungles, rivers and some of Asia's friendliest people.

Trekking Borneo

This tour will take you from sea level to the highest point in South East Asia – Mount Kinabalu, at 4,101m. You can either trek through an area with one of the richest flora in the world, along river valleys, through rich lowland rainforest, villages, paddy fields, pineapple and rubber plantations or to reach the trail for the summit of Mount Kinabalu.

Mount Kinabalu is known for wonderful myths and legends and the mountain has, for most of history, been a sacred spot. Kinabalu Park, a World Heritage Site, is famous largely for the climb to the top of the peak but the beauty of the route along the way is as amazing as the view from the top.

Borneo Multi Activity Challenge

From beaches to mountains, from lazy jungle rivers to raging torrents, this multi activity charity challenge takes you into and through the heart of Borneo, experiencing the essence of this complex and thrilling location. Wake up to the jungle morning chorus and watch the highest mountain gather a shawl of mist from the saddle of your bike.

Ride through remote villages, trek over mountain passes and raft down winding rivers. You will sleep in a hammock deep in the forest and learn about Borneo’s tribal culture and their relationship with the forest, and challenge yourself to get from Borneos highest point to its lowest.