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Sabaru Island is considered a Bornean islands in the Strait of Sulawesi. Here, enjoy a relaxing day of snorkeling and beach walks, perfect to relax and take in the natural beauty of this part of the world.
Banjarmasin
Arrive in Banjarmasin, ‘the city of a thousand rivers'. Early the next morning, get close to the action at the famed Lok Baintan Floating Market. Join in as the locals meet at the river and transactions with the shop merchants are made from small boats selling fresh produce, small snacks, and more
Camp Leakey, Tanjung Puting National Park
Start your expedition to Camp Leakey through the Nipah waterway and the Sekonyer River. The final leg of the journey is by local klotok boat before disembarking at Camp Leakey orangutan sanctuary and research facility. You will take time to wander through the forest to see orangutans in their natural habitat. Hear from the expert conservationists at Camp Leakey to understand the culture and behaviors of the orangutans, as well as a glimpse behind the scenes to learn about the conservation efforts and challenges.
Karimata Islands
Mostly uninhabited and within a Marine Reserve, the Karimata Islands are home to Melayu and Bugis people who live in a handful of small coastal villages. Far from civilization, take time to explore these pristine islands, walk the white-sand beaches, and snorkel or dive over coral reefs, soaking up the tranquillity of these picturesque islands.
Pontianak
The riverside city of Pontianak is one of Indonesia’s most cultural cities. Here, you will visit the Equator Monument and many significant sites such as the Pontianak State Museum, Kayak Traditional House, Kadriah Palace, Jami Mosque, and Cathedral St. Yoseph Pontianak. Spend time wandering the waterfront markets where traders ply their wares from simple stalls or from sampans floating in the canals.
Kuching | Bako National Park
The picturesque city of Kuching straddles the Sarawak River. In this region of Borneo, you will visit a traditional village of the indigenous Dayak people, ancient headhunters. Be welcomed to the longhouse, the massive structure that is the heart and main building of the village, and learn about the customs, culture, and unique art and craft of these remarkable people.
Explore the lush rainforest and mangrove forests of Bako National Park. On nature walks into the jungle, you may spot wildlife such as proboscis monkeys, which are found only on the island of Borneo, as well as macaque and silver leaf monkeys. The park is also inhabited by many bird species such as kingfishers and the Rhinoceros Hornbill.
Anambas Islands
You will spend the day exploring the Anambas archipelago, known for the exceptional clarity of the turquoise waters and the flourishing marine life. Lagoons are dotted with picturesque islands and atolls and there are many opportunities to swim, dive, snorkel and explore by Xplorer tender vessels.
