Land of rainforests

and Living Cultures

Sabah is where ancient rainforests & fauna meet living cultures. From steep summit, misty highlands to remote riverbanks, each journey is a chance to unplug, tune in, and return to the heart of its wilderness.

About Sabah

Into the wilds of Sabah

In the wilds of Sabah, the luxury of access is found where ancient heritage meets untamed nature. This is a land where nature leads, from granite summits to ancient rainforests shelter rare wildlife and the underwater kaleidoscope of its seas. These landscapes feel raw and deeply alive, offering quiet wonder alongside adventure. Beyond its beauty, Sabah’s heart is shaped by diverse indigenous communities and their stories. To travel here is to move gently—listening closely and understanding the land through its people and environment, with a deep respect for the nature wildlife conservation and future of its preservation.
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Itineraries

Curated Sabah wilderness journeys

We design each trip as a living story, untethered from rigid schedules to follow the land’s natural rhythm and your personal curiosity. Every journey begins with your intentions, balancing the raw energy of discovery with rest in hand-picked sanctuaries. We open doors to exclusive encounters—from private sessions with conservationists to authentic exchanges with indigenous communities like the Dusun, Bisaya, Lundayeh,…. Crafted with low-impact principles, our itineraries ensure a profound, respectful connection to the heritage and future of the wilderness.

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Adventure Packing Advice

Before you set off, have a quick look at what to pack and what to expect.

Begin your journey

Travel begins with a conversation. Tell us where your curiosity is taking you, and we’ll thoughtfully curate a journey that moves gently through nature, culture, and place.

Meet the expert

Ami is your local expert and quiet custodian of the places she call home.
Ami
Borneo Specialist
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Adventure Packing Advice

Malaysia

Get practical in preselecting your clothes at least one week before you leave for you to get a better idea of what you absolutely need or even forget. Beware of overload packing of things you didn’t wear for ages or even need during your time here. Be objective on what exactly you will need and be comfortable to wear and carry with you during your trip.

Due to the extreme difference in temperature & climate you could encounter during your adventure, we highly recommend bringing synthetic & fast drying material clothes (if rains, cotton fabric won’t dry so quickly).

Rain jacket or poncho or lycra light top, rain pants or leggings (you will cover by swimming short), hiking boots (Salomon X Trail type – light and fast to dry), pair of sleepers, 3-4 short sleeved light shirts, 2-3 long sleeved light shirt. 3-4 pairs of football/hiking socks, 2-3 pairs of shorts or zip off pants, 1 sweatshirt (for the cool night), 1 extra pair of comfortable shoes, underwear, lightweight sleepwear, swimsuit.
A compact umbrella, one waterproof cover for your backpack, one small dry bag for your documents and mobile phone, headlamp & small flashlight (USB chargeable will be more efficient), sun hat, quick dry hand towel, outlet adaptor, mobile phone charger, sunglasses (with UV protection), Contact lenses & prescription glasses (if you wear any)
Your personal treatment (if you follow any), first aid kit (betadine, anti-bacterial gel, antiseptic cream, oral rehydration salts, medicinal charcoal, Panadol, cough syrup, non-woven swab, Handsaplast, strap, adhesive plaster, cotton leaves, eyes cleaner), insect repellent and anti-itch ointment, mosquito spray (tropical level), suncream, after-sun cream, Lip Balm (if you have lips sensitive), mini tissue packs (very dusty air), ear plugs (if you are a light sleeper), deodorant, aromatic soap
Camera(s), lens(es), Go Pro, polarizing filter(s), tripod, lens cleaners/cloths, battery charger(s), extra batteries, extention power strips, extra memory cards, storm camera cover, waterproof camera bag/lens(es), binocular. Don’t forget your lens 300mm minimum for you to snap-shot splendid wildlife/bird all the way of your expedition.

Must to know before depart

You need a valid passport to travel to Malaysia. As a requirement for entry, your passport must be valid for at least 6 months after your departure date from Malaysia. Please check your passport and its expiration date, if it expires within the 6 months before the departure from Malaysia, you ABSOLUTELY MUST renewed your passport.
The Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) is mandatory for most foreign nationals and must be completed online within three (3) days before arrival in Malaysia. Please complete the form using the following link: (https://imigresen-online.imi.gov.my/mdac/main)
To complete the application, please prepare the following information:
  • Passport details
  • Flight information
  • Accommodation address in Malaysia
The MDAC must be submitted through the official Malaysian Immigration online portal. Once submitted, you will receive a confirmation. No printed copy is required, however we strongly recommend saving a screenshot or digital copy on your mobile device for reference upon arrival.
Bring along with you copies of your insurance policy numbers & contacts as well as emergency contact information for your Medical Evacuation Insurance. DO NOT FORGET to purchase in your country for a Travel Insurance.
As in all countries, all travelers arriving in Malaysia must pass through Immigration and Customs clearance upon arrival at Kuala Lumpur International Airport or any other international entry point. Baggage may be subject to inspection by Customs authorities at this time. Upon departure from Malaysia, travelers are required to again clear Immigration and Customs formalities before leaving the country.
Make sure you have set up a luggage tag on each of them, as it will be very helpful to identify them as well as getting them back in case of lost luggage
The national unit of currency in Malaysia is the Ringgit Malaysia (MYR). Currently the change is USD1=MYR4.07 of course it will vary day by day. We recommend exchanging money on an airport layover, upon arrival at the airport in Kuala Lumpur or even in your home city (if the currency is available).
During your journey in Malaysia, you will find numerous banks and ATMs available throughout the country. Please note that some local banks or ATMs may not accept certain international credit or debit cards. We recommend checking with your bank in advance to confirm which Malaysian banks or ATM networks your card is affiliated with. Additionally, please inform your credit card company of your travel plans before departure. This will help prevent your card transactions from being flagged as suspicious and avoid any temporary blocking of your account while you are in Malaysia.
For most expenses during your trip in Malaysia, credit and debit cards are widely accepted, especially in hotels, restaurants, shopping malls, and tourist areas. However, we recommend carrying some cash in Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) for smaller purchases, local markets, rural areas, or places where card payments may not be available.
While traveling in Malaysia, please take care to keep your personal belongings secure at all times. When you are away from your belongings, ensure they are properly secured, such as locking them in your luggage. When staying at a hotel, we strongly recommend storing valuables in the in-room safe during daily outings. As with any major city or popular tourist destination, there is always a possibility of petty theft. Be mindful of your surroundings, keep valuables discreet (for example, carry them under your clothing or in anti-theft bags), and remain alert to potential scams, including offers that seem unusually cheap or overly friendly assistance from strangers. Avoid displaying signs of wealth while traveling. If you become a victim of theft, please notify your guide or driver-guide and/or the hotel or property management immediately. Be sure to obtain written documentation or a police report of the incident for insurance and reporting purposes.
Some parts of your journey in Malaysia may take place in rural or nature-based areas, such as rainforests, islands, or highland regions, where access to medical facilities and emergency services may be limited. Activities like light trekking, wildlife observation, and nature exploration carry certain inherent risks. For your safety and comfort, we strongly encourage you to stay close to your guide or driver-guide at all times and to immediately inform them of any safety concerns or discomfort during the trip.
During your Malaysia adventure, you may visit areas inhabited by various wildlife species. Some animals may be unafraid of humans and could behave aggressively. Always maintain a safe distance and follow the instructions of park rangers or local guides. Similarly, do not touch or feed stray or domestic animals, including dogs and cats, even if they appear healthy. They may carry rabies or other diseases. In the event of a bite or scratch, gently wash the wound with soap and water, then seek medical attention as soon as possible.
Your adventure has been elevated rate by easy to moderate. Each participant must be able to walk without assistance for a minimum of 4 miles over in uneven ground across different climate conditions, to participate in this trip.
Most short-term travelers visiting Malaysia are advised to be up to date on routine childhood vaccinations, including Tetanus, Diphtheria, Polio, Measles, Mumps, and Rubella, as well as vaccines protecting against Typhoid and Hepatitis A, which can be contracted through food and water. If your adventure takes you off the beaten path, trekking through the rainforest, exploring rural villages, or spending extended time in the countryside. You should also consider vaccines for Hepatitis B and Rabies. To ensure you have enough time, plan a vaccination consultation at least 4–6 weeks before your departure. For longer trips or adventure activities, consider scheduling even earlier. When it comes to Malaria, most visitors to Malaysia’s cities, islands, and highlands face very low risk. However, if you’re exploring remote areas in East Malaysia (Borneo), your doctor may advise preventive medication depending on the season, locations, and duration of your visit. Dengue is common throughout Malaysia, as it is transmitted by daytime-biting mosquitoes. Use mosquito repellent, long-sleeved clothing and bed nets if staying in areas with heavy mosquito activity. If you have a history of severe allergic reactions or are concerned about bee, wasp or other insect stings, bring an epinephrine auto-injector (EpiPen) if prescribed along with an antihistamine (allergy pill) for milder reactions. Malaysia is a tropical paradise near the equator, so expect warm, humid weather throughout the year, with temperatures generally above 25°C. Rainfall can be frequent, especially during the monsoon seasons: March–April and September–November on the west coast, and November–February in East Malaysia. Pack light, breathable clothing, sun protection, and a raincoat or umbrella to stay comfortable no matter where your journey takes you.
Malaysia enjoys a tropical climate with uniformly warm temperatures, high humidity, and frequent rainfall throughout the year. Winds are generally light, making the weather feel calm and pleasant most of the time. Located near the equator, it’s rare to have a full day with a completely clear sky, even during periods of dry weather. Likewise, stretches of completely overcast days are uncommon, except during the northeast monsoon season in the east of the country. In short, travelers can expect sunshine mixed with occasional rain, creating the lush landscapes and vibrant greenery Malaysia is famous for. Packing light, breathable clothing, rain gear, and sun protection will help you stay comfortable throughout your trip.
You may encounter three types of electrical plugs: Type G, Type M, and Type C, with Type G being the most commonly used. Some hotel rooms provide outlets that accept all three types, but in other places, only Type G may be available. If you find yourself with the wrong plug or adapter, local stores and electronics shops in major cities like Kuala Lumpur sell adapters. Many shops will even test your adapter before you buy, ensuring your devices will work safely during your trip. It’s a good idea to bring a universal travel adapter to avoid any inconvenience, especially if you’re visiting multiple regions or staying in smaller towns.
Malaysia’s cuisine is a vibrant reflection of its multicultural heritage, blending Malay, Chinese, Indian, Peranakan, and Indigenous Bornean influences. Each region brings its own flavours, techniques, and ingredient, making Malaysian food a truly unique experience.
Originating from the descendants of Chinese settlers who intermarried with local Malays, Peranakan cuisine is known for its complex flavour profile which is balancing spicy, sour, sweet and savoury notes in a single dish.
  • Laksa Nyonya: A fragrant noodle soup made with coconut milk, lemongrass and tamarind, often served with fish or prawns.
  • Kueh: Colourful, bite-sized desserts made from rice flour, coconut milk, and pandan. Both visually appealing and rich in flavour
Traditional Malay food often highlights aromatic herbs, coconut and chili-based sauces. Meals are communal and layered with flavour.
  • Nasi Lemak: Malaysia’s iconic national dish featuring coconut rice, spicy sambal, crispy anchovies, roasted peanuts and a boiled egg.
  • Satay: Grilled skewers of marinated meat served with a peanut dipping sauce, usually accompanied by compressed rice cakes and cucumber.
The Chinese community in Malaysia has localized its recipes and giving them a unique twist from mainland influences.
  • Char Kueh Teow: Stir fried flat rice noodles with prawns, egg, bean sprouts and Chinese sausage, often work-seared for a smoky “wok hei” flavour
  • Hainanese Chicken Rice: Tender poached chicken served with fragrant rice cooked in chicken stock, accompanied by chili sauce and ginger paste.
Borneo particularly Sabah and Sarawak have an extraordinary range of unique indigenous flavours derived from the rainforest, rivers and seas.
  • Hinava (Sabah): A fresh, tangy dish if raw fish marinated in lime juice, bird’s eye chili, ginger and sliced shallots, a refreshing taste of local waters.
  • Manok Pansoh (Sarawak): Chicken slow-cooked in bamboo with tapioca leaves and native herbs, infused with smoky earthly aromas
Bornean cuisine often uses local herbs, river fish, jungle vegetables and smoked or grilled meats, providing flavours that cannot be found elsewhere in Malaysia.
Malaysian enjoy beverages that are as distinctive as the food:
  • Teh Tarik: Frothy “pulled tea” made with strong black tea and condensed milk, a perfect companion to street food.

  • Air Bandung: A sweet, pink drink made from evaporated milk and rose syrup, popular at festive occasions.

  • Borneo Herbal Drinks: Indigenous communities use herbs and forest ingredients to male refreshing, often medicinal drinks, highlighting the connection between food and nature.

Malaysia is a culturally diverse country with a mix of Malay, Chinese, Indian and indigenous communities. Religious is closely linked with ethnicity. Most Malays are muslim, Chinese are Buddhist, Taoist or Christian and Indian are mainly Hindu with some Christians and Muslims. This diversity shapes Malaysia’s festivals, food and daily life, creating a vibrant cultural tapestry. The official language is Malay, but English, Mandarin and Tamil are also widely spoken. Respecting local customs, religious practices and dress code especially in mosque and temples, it is important part of travelling in Malaysia.
It’s customary to use your right hand when giving or receiving money, gifts, or small items, as the left hand is considered less clean. For larger objects, both hands are fine. When greeting, handshakes are common but some Muslims may prefer a nod or placing the hand on the heart instead.
Malaysia is a diverse country, with Malay, Chinese, Indian and indigenous communities living side by side. Respect for local customs goes a long way in making your trip enjoyable.
  • Dress modestly especially when visiting the mosque, temples or rural villages.
  • Remove shoes before entering homes or places of worship
  • Avoid public displays of affection and don’t touch anyone’s head
  • Respect local food customs and avoid wasting food
  • Always ask permission before taking photos inside religious sites.
  • Women should consider wearing scarves or covering arms and legs in mosques.
Malaysia social etiquette emphasizes respect, modesty and indirect communication, focusing on avoiding public displays of affection, using the right hand for giving/eating, removing shoes before entering homes, and showing deference to elders. Key actions include using the right hand or both hands for everything, avoiding pointing with the index finger (use thumb), keeping head and feet away from people, dressing modestly and maintaining calm public demeanor to “save face”.
Be cautious when operating Drones! You must Obtain requisite approval for operating any Drones devices in Malaysia (Operations of Drones in Malaysia requires approval from the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia. Flying without permission can lead to fines or confiscation of your device.
Mobile Phones Companies is easy and affordable with an option available at airports, mobile shop and convenience stores. Prepaid SIMs usually included data and call credit and coverage is good in cities and most tourist areas. In remote islands or highlands, signal may be limited but a local SIM keeps you connected throughout your Malaysian adventure.
  • Bring contact information for your travel/medical evacuation insurance
  • Print a copy of your passport and one scan of the same document in your mobile phone (please check the expiration date)
  • Print a copy of your flight itinerary and bring it with you
  • Leave a copy of your itinerary, passport number, list of emergency numbers as well as your insurance contact details to your friend or relative
  • Notify your credit card company & bank(s) of your travel plans
Review your flight reservation 24-48hrs prior departure to check for any last-minute schedule changes

Deep dive into

Borneo’s primal Heart

Wildlife & Safari

6 Days

East Malaysia: Sabah

Wildlife Bornean Observation Exploration

From the sanctuary of Sepilok’s gentle giants to the mist-shrouded Kinabatangan River, this journey captures the pulse of Sabah. You will drift past pygmy elephants, trek the 130-million-year-old Danum Valley, and walk below it’s high mystic canopy . It is a transition from riverside rhythms to the deep, nocturnal secrets of the primary rainforest—an immersive story of Borneo’s soul.

If you’re interested, do reach out with your enquiry – we’d be happy to assist before you decide.

Itinerary

Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
Day 6

What’s included

When you book with us, our goal is to simplify your on-site logistics as much as possible so you can fully enjoy your experiences. We personally oversee every detail of your trip to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Here are some examples of what can be included in your trip:

Rates

At Wildhab, we don’t believe in off-the-shelf travel. Every adventure, we design is a bespoke creation, hand-built to reflect your specific pace, interests, and style. The final value of your journey is shaped by the variables you choose: the seasonality of your visit, the exclusivity of your stays, and the depth of the experiences we curate for you.
Because every path is unique, your investment scales with the ambition of your brief. Whether you desire the rare access of luxury retreats and potential extended immersions, or prefer the quiet advantages of traveling during off-peak windows, we calibrate every detail to suit. We prioritize an open conversation about your budget from our very first meeting—ensuring a foundation of total transparency that allows us to focus on what truly matters: an extraordinary journey aligned perfectly with your expectations.

Meet the expert

Ami your local expert and quiet custodian of the places she call home.
Ami
Borneo Specialist

Borneo Unplugged:

Roots, mountain, river & wildlife

Family Adventure

6 Days

East Malaysia: Sabah

Active Adventure across Borneo Sabah

Leave the modern world behind for a soulful descent into the wild heart of Sabah. From the misty foothills of Mount Kinabalu to the serpentine currents of the Kinabatangan, this journey is a tactile connection to ancestral lands. Cycle through hidden valleys, master jungle survival, and drift into the silence of the wetlands. Here, in the realm of the pygmy elephant and the ancient rainforest, Borneo’s true spirit is finally unplugged.

If you’re interested, do reach out with your enquiry – we’d be happy to assist before you decide.

Itinerary

Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
Day 6

What’s included

When you book with us, our goal is to simplify your on-site logistics as much as possible so you can fully enjoy your experiences. We personally oversee every detail of your trip to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Here are some examples of what can be included in your trip:

Rates

At Wildhab, we don’t believe in off-the-shelf travel. Every adventure, we design is a bespoke creation, hand-built to reflect your specific pace, interests, and style. The final value of your journey is shaped by the variables you choose: the seasonality of your visit, the exclusivity of your stays, and the depth of the experiences we curate for you.
Because every path is unique, your investment scales with the ambition of your brief. Whether you desire the rare access of luxury retreats and potential extended immersions, or prefer the quiet advantages of traveling during off-peak windows, we calibrate every detail to suit. We prioritize an open conversation about your budget from our very first meeting—ensuring a foundation of total transparency that allows us to focus on what truly matters: an extraordinary journey aligned perfectly with your expectations.

Meet the experts

They are your local experts and quiet custodians of the places they call home.

Abigail
All Around Specialist
Ami
Borneo Specialist

Sacred summits and the lost world:

A Bornean high-atitude

Hiking & Trekking

8 Days

East Malaysia: Sabah

Trek Sabah’s Heartland Remote Trails

Borneo’s soul lies in its heights. Beyond the coast, a vertical world of moss and thin air awaits. This journey tracks through the Kiau highlands to the grueling, cloud-draped ridges of Mount Trusmadi, Malaysia’s second-highest peak. The path culminates in the Maliau Basin—a prehistoric “Lost World” once hidden from maps. It is a raw passage through primary rainforest and millions of years of history.

If you’re interested, do reach out with your enquiry – we’d be happy to assist before you decide.

Itinerary

Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
Day 6
Day 7
Day 8

What’s included

When you book with us, our goal is to simplify your on-site logistics as much as possible so you can fully enjoy your experiences. We personally oversee every detail of your trip to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Here are some examples of what can be included in your trip:

Rates

At Wildhab, we don’t believe in off-the-shelf travel. Every adventure, we design is a bespoke creation, hand-built to reflect your specific pace, interests, and style. The final value of your journey is shaped by the variables you choose: the seasonality of your visit, the exclusivity of your stays, and the depth of the experiences we curate for you.
Because every path is unique, your investment scales with the ambition of your brief. Whether you desire the rare access of luxury retreats and potential extended immersions, or prefer the quiet advantages of traveling during off-peak windows, we calibrate every detail to suit. We prioritize an open conversation about your budget from our very first meeting—ensuring a foundation of total transparency that allows us to focus on what truly matters: an extraordinary journey aligned perfectly with your expectations.

Meet the expert

Abigail is your local expert and quiet custodian of the places she call home.
Abigail
All Around Specialist

The boreal-equatorial axis:

The Kinabalu-Maliau-Padas path

Hiking & Trekking

8 Days

East Malaysia: Sabah

Borneo’s Peaks, Basin & Padas Pulse

A high-octane odyssey spanning the 4,095m granite spires of Mt. Kinabalu and the prehistoric “Lost World” of Maliau Basin. From alpine slabs to the Wilder Rainforest Ecosystem, the journey demands elite endurance. The finale transitions via the Padas Gorge colonial railway into the mangrove heartlands. Featuring Proboscis wildlife and Bisaya village move around, it concludes with a sago-harvesting ritual and Ambuyat feast. A masterclass in Borneo’s vertical and cultural extremes.

If you’re interested, do reach out with your enquiry – we’d be happy to assist before you decide.

Itinerary

Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
Day 6
Day 7
Day 8

What’s included

When you book with us, our goal is to simplify your on-site logistics as much as possible so you can fully enjoy your experiences. We personally oversee every detail of your trip to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Here are some examples of what can be included in your trip:

Rates

At Wildhab, we don’t believe in off-the-shelf travel. Every adventure, we design is a bespoke creation, hand-built to reflect your specific pace, interests, and style. The final value of your journey is shaped by the variables you choose: the seasonality of your visit, the exclusivity of your stays, and the depth of the experiences we curate for you.
Because every path is unique, your investment scales with the ambition of your brief. Whether you desire the rare access of luxury retreats and potential extended immersions, or prefer the quiet advantages of traveling during off-peak windows, we calibrate every detail to suit. We prioritize an open conversation about your budget from our very first meeting—ensuring a foundation of total transparency that allows us to focus on what truly matters: an extraordinary journey aligned perfectly with your expectations.

Meet the expert

Abigail is your local expert and quiet custodian of the places she call home.
Abigail
All Around Specialist

The Mount Kinabalu

Celestial ascent

Summit

2 Days

East Malaysia: Sabah

Project 4095: A Journey to the Roof of Malaysia

Your odyssey begins with an ascent through ancient rainforests to the mossy woods of Panalaban. Along the star-rising, at early hours, embark into a summit push quest leads you toward the stars. At 4,095m, witness a golden sunrise ignite the jagged granite spires of Low’s Peak.

If you’re interested, do reach out with your enquiry – we’d be happy to assist before you decide.

Itinerary

Day 1
Day 2

What’s included

When you book with us, our goal is to simplify your on-site logistics as much as possible so you can fully enjoy your experiences. We personally oversee every detail of your trip to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Here are some examples of what can be included in your trip:

Rates

At Wildhab, we don’t believe in off-the-shelf travel. Every adventure, we design is a bespoke creation, hand-built to reflect your specific pace, interests, and style. The final value of your journey is shaped by the variables you choose: the seasonality of your visit, the exclusivity of your stays, and the depth of the experiences we curate for you.
Because every path is unique, your investment scales with the ambition of your brief. Whether you desire the rare access of luxury retreats and potential extended immersions, or prefer the quiet advantages of traveling during off-peak windows, we calibrate every detail to suit. We prioritize an open conversation about your budget from our very first meeting—ensuring a foundation of total transparency that allows us to focus on what truly matters: an extraordinary journey aligned perfectly with your expectations.

Meet the expert

Abigail is your local expert and quiet custodian of the places she call home.
Abigail
All Around Specialist

The eastern frontier:

The Mount Tambuyukon odysee

Summit

4 Days

East Malaysia: Sabah

Summit Push the Forgotten Peak

Shed civilization at the Monggis frontier for a four-day trek into the emerald deep. Sleep in hammocks and climb through shifting jungles to the misty mossy forest. Vertical scramble leads to the summit. Witness a celestial sunrise over Sabah’s peaks before a restorative riverside dip and a final descent through Borneo’s most pristine, untouched wilderness.

If you’re interested, do reach out with your enquiry – we’d be happy to assist before you decide.

Itinerary

Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4

What’s included

When you book with us, our goal is to simplify your on-site logistics as much as possible so you can fully enjoy your experiences. We personally oversee every detail of your trip to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Here are some examples of what can be included in your trip:

Rates

At Wildhab, we don’t believe in off-the-shelf travel. Every adventure, we design is a bespoke creation, hand-built to reflect your specific pace, interests, and style. The final value of your journey is shaped by the variables you choose: the seasonality of your visit, the exclusivity of your stays, and the depth of the experiences we curate for you.
Because every path is unique, your investment scales with the ambition of your brief. Whether you desire the rare access of luxury retreats and potential extended immersions, or prefer the quiet advantages of traveling during off-peak windows, we calibrate every detail to suit. We prioritize an open conversation about your budget from our very first meeting—ensuring a foundation of total transparency that allows us to focus on what truly matters: an extraordinary journey aligned perfectly with your expectations.

Meet the expert

Abigail is your local expert and quiet custodian of the places she call home.
Abigail
All Around Specialist

The wildlife green frontier

Wildlife & Safari

7 Days

East Malaysia: Sabah

A Bornean Wildlife Photography Getaway

Explore Borneo’s ancient “Green Cathedral” through the primeval forests of Danum Valley and the silver mists of the Kinabatangan River. This odyssey moves from towering dipterocarps and orangutan sightings to the rugged interior of Deramakot. Through 4wd expeditions, night safaris, and silent river cruises, you’ll track the elusive “Ghosts of Borneo”—the clouded leopard and marbled cat. It is a profound, raw immersion into the 130-million-year-old pulse of the world’s wildest jungle.

If you’re interested, do reach out with your enquiry – we’d be happy to assist before you decide.

Itinerary

Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
Day 6
Day 7

What’s included

When you book with us, our goal is to simplify your on-site logistics as much as possible so you can fully enjoy your experiences. We personally oversee every detail of your trip to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Here are some examples of what can be included in your trip:

Rates

At Wildhab, we don’t believe in off-the-shelf travel. Every adventure, we design is a bespoke creation, hand-built to reflect your specific pace, interests, and style. The final value of your journey is shaped by the variables you choose: the seasonality of your visit, the exclusivity of your stays, and the depth of the experiences we curate for you.
Because every path is unique, your investment scales with the ambition of your brief. Whether you desire the rare access of luxury retreats and potential extended immersions, or prefer the quiet advantages of traveling during off-peak windows, we calibrate every detail to suit. We prioritize an open conversation about your budget from our very first meeting—ensuring a foundation of total transparency that allows us to focus on what truly matters: an extraordinary journey aligned perfectly with your expectations.

Meet the expert

Ami is your local expert and quiet custodian of the places she call home.
Ami
Borneo Specialist

Unplugged Emerald

to azure wildlife encounter

Wildlife & Safari

7 Days

East Malaysia: Sabah

Mud Volcanoes to Marine Wonders Active Nature Lovers

Venture Borneo’s raw diversity as you transition from the bubbling mud volcanoes of Tabin to the ancient, primary canopy of Danum Valley. Track pygmy elephants and orangutans before trading the jungle for the turquoise brilliance of the Celebes Sea. Whether diving alongside sea turtles in Semporna or trekking through 130-million-year-old rainforests, this wildlife adventure is a seamless blend of earth, stars, and azure horizons—a final, profound connection to the wild.

If you’re interested, do reach out with your enquiry – we’d be happy to assist before you decide.

Itinerary

Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
Day 6
Day 7

What’s included

When you book with us, our goal is to simplify your on-site logistics as much as possible so you can fully enjoy your experiences. We personally oversee every detail of your trip to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Here are some examples of what can be included in your trip:

Rates

At Wildhab, we don’t believe in off-the-shelf travel. Every adventure, we design is a bespoke creation, hand-built to reflect your specific pace, interests, and style. The final value of your journey is shaped by the variables you choose: the seasonality of your visit, the exclusivity of your stays, and the depth of the experiences we curate for you.
Because every path is unique, your investment scales with the ambition of your brief. Whether you desire the rare access of luxury retreats and potential extended immersions, or prefer the quiet advantages of traveling during off-peak windows, we calibrate every detail to suit. We prioritize an open conversation about your budget from our very first meeting—ensuring a foundation of total transparency that allows us to focus on what truly matters: an extraordinary journey aligned perfectly with your expectations.

Meet the expert

Ami is your local expert and quiet custodian of the places she call home.
Ami
Borneo Specialist

Lundayeh Lore: A 4WD

ride to Sabah Hidden Heart

Cultural Immersion

4 Days

East Malaysia: Sabah

The Ancient Hand of Long Pasia: Giants, Warriors, and Stone

Trade the city for rugged 4WD tracks into the Maligan Highlands. In Long Pasia, 1,000m high, the Lundayeh people share legends of giants and ancient stone carvings. Trek through orchid-filled forests to the thunderous five-tiered Maga Waterfall for raw “forest bathing.” Between bamboo-cooked meals and mist-covered valleys, discover a world of “Arit Inawa” romance and warrior history. A soulful return to nature where the “carpet of clouds” stays with you long after the descent.

If you’re interested, do reach out with your enquiry – we’d be happy to assist before you decide.

Itinerary

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What’s included

When you book with us, our goal is to simplify your on-site logistics as much as possible so you can fully enjoy your experiences. We personally oversee every detail of your trip to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Here are some examples of what can be included in your trip:

Rates

At Wildhab, we don’t believe in off-the-shelf travel. Every adventure, we design is a bespoke creation, hand-built to reflect your specific pace, interests, and style. The final value of your journey is shaped by the variables you choose: the seasonality of your visit, the exclusivity of your stays, and the depth of the experiences we curate for you.
Because every path is unique, your investment scales with the ambition of your brief. Whether you desire the rare access of luxury retreats and potential extended immersions, or prefer the quiet advantages of traveling during off-peak windows, we calibrate every detail to suit. We prioritize an open conversation about your budget from our very first meeting—ensuring a foundation of total transparency that allows us to focus on what truly matters: an extraordinary journey aligned perfectly with your expectations.

Meet the expert

Abigail is your local expert and quiet custodian of the places she call home.
Abigail
All Around Specialist