Travel in Borneo

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

Get ready for a wild adventure in Borneo Kalimantan, where you can encounter incredible wildlife and immerse yourself in the beauty of the rainforest. One of the must-see attractions is Camp Leakey, where you have the chance to witness wild orangutans in their natural habitat. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience that will leave you in awe!

Imagine trekking through lush jungles, spotting playful orangutans swinging from trees, and learning about conservation efforts to protect these amazing creatures. Camp Leakey offers a unique opportunity to get up close and personal with orangutans and contribute to their preservation.

PICK A DESTINATION

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HIGHLIGHT

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The ideal time to explore Borneo Kalimantan is during the dry season, which typically falls between April and October. During this period, the weather is more predictable, with fewer rain showers and higher chances of clear skies.

For those looking to see orangutans in Camp Leakey, the best time to visit is during the dry season as well. The drier conditions make it easier to navigate the forest trails and increase the likelihood of spotting these incredible primates in their natural habitat.

Pro tip: Remember to pack lightweight clothing, comfortable shoes, and insect repellent to make the most of your Borneo Kalimantan adventure.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Language: The official language spoken in Borneo Kalimantan is Bahasa Indonesia. English is also widely spoken in tourist areas, so communication won’t be a problem.

Currency: The currency used in Borneo Kalimantan is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Make sure to exchange some currency before your trip or withdraw cash from ATMs available in major cities.

Credit Cards and ATMs: While credit cards are accepted in larger establishments, it’s always a good idea to carry some cash for smaller shops and local markets. ATMs can be found in urban areas, ensuring you have access to money when needed.

Plugs: Borneo Kalimantan uses Type C and Type F electrical plugs. The standard voltage is 220-240 V, so don’t forget to bring a universal adapter to charge your devices.

Safety: Borneo Kalimantan is a relatively safe destination, but it’s essential to take precautions. Be mindful of your belongings, avoid isolated areas at night, and follow local advice to ensure a secure and enjoyable trip.

BUCKET LIST EXPERIENCES

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1. TANJUNG PUTING

Go on a Boat Tour

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2. KOMODO NATIONAL PARK

Pink Beach

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3. KOMODO NATIONAL PARK

Padar Island

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4. KOMODO NATIONAL PARK

Swim with Manta Rays

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5. BALI

Stay at One of the Amazing Hotels

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6. GILI TRAWANGAN

Sunset Watching

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7. GILI MENO

Explore the Under Water Statues

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8. LOMBOK

Hike to a Waterfall

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9. GORONTALO

Stay at Pulo Cinta

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10. GILI TRAWANGAN

Swim with Horses

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11. BALI

Enjoy the Food

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12. KOMODO NATIONAL PARK

Explore Islands

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13. NUSA PENIDA

Go on a Day tour to Nusa Penida

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14. BORNEO

Search for Orangutans in Kalimantan

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