Borneo Tours for Seniors
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10 best trips for 'over 50s' in Borneo
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- Classic Borneo
- Discover Borneo and Malaysia - Orangutans & More
- Borneo Family Holiday Comfort (5 destinations)
- Real Borneo (12 destinations)
- Wild Sarawak
- Sabah Adventure (including Kinabatangan Wildlife Sanctuary)
- Best of Borneo
- Indonesia: Borneo Orangutans of Tanjung Puting National Park
- Premium Borneo in Depth
- Sandakan Orangutan Experience 4D/3N
- Comfortable pacing through Borneo with easy access to wildlife viewing at Sepilok Sanctuary and Kinabatangan River cruises. Gentle exploration of Gomantong Cave and relaxed cultural visits. Optional beach activities at Manukan Island's protected waters. - Duration - 10 days - Destinations - Sandakan, Kinabatangan Wildlife Sanctuary, Kundasang, Kota Kinabalu, Manukan Island - Age Range - Ages 15+ - Physical Rating - Easy - Room Type - Singles, Shared - Operator - Intrepid Travel - From $3,825 20% Off
- NZ$3,060You save $765
 
- Duration - 10 days - Destinations - Kuala Lumpur, Penang Island, Sandakan, Abai Forest Reserve, Sukau - Age Range - Ages 35+ - Physical Rating - Relaxing - Room Type - Singles, Shared - Operator - Best Single Travel - From 20% Off
- NZ$6,588
 
- Duration - 10 days - Destinations - Kota Kinabalu, Sepilok, Sandakan, Dinawan Island - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Physical Rating - Easy - Room Type - Singles, Shared - Operator - Intrepid Travel - From 20% Off
- NZ$3,395
 
- Duration - 10 days - Destinations - Kota Kinabalu, Kundasang, Sepilok, Kinabatangan Wildlife Sanctuary, Kota Belud - Age Range - Ages 18-35 - Physical Rating - Moderate - Room Type - Singles, Shared - Operator - Intrepid Travel - From 20% Off
- NZ$1,690
 
- A nature-focused itinerary crafted for travelers up to 99 years. The challenging 12km Headhunter's Trail alternates with wildlife viewing and cultural experiences, while Labuan Island's beaches provide perfect rest stops. - Duration - 10 days - Destinations - Kuching, Bako National Park, Gunung Mulu National Park, Limbang, Labuan Island, Kota Kinabalu - Age Range - Ages 15+ - Room Type - Singles, Shared - Operator - Intrepid Travel - From 20% Off
- NZ$2,895
 
- Duration - 11 days - Destinations - Kota Kinabalu, Mount Kinabalu National Park, Kinabatangan Wildlife Sanctuary, Sepilok, Turtle Islands, Sandakan - Age Range - Ages 15+ - Room Type - Singles, Shared - Operator - Intrepid Travel - From 20% Off
- NZ$3,995
 
- Wildlife viewing at Semenggoh Sanctuary pairs with river cruises on Kinabatangan. Kuching hotels and Labuan Island resorts provide comfortable rest. Poring Hot Springs and Kundasang market visits offer relaxed moments, with flexible options around the Mt Kinabalu trek. - Duration - 20 days - Destinations - Kuching, Sarawak, Bako National Park, Gunung Mulu National Park, Limbang, Kuala Mendalam, Labuan Island, Kota Kinabalu, Mount Kinabalu National Park, KundasangSee all destinations - Age Range - Ages 15+ - Room Type - Singles, Shared - Operator - Intrepid Travel - From 20% Off
- NZ$6,540
 
- Duration - 7 days - Destinations - Jakarta, Tanjung Harapan, Tanjung Puting National Park, Kumai, Pangkalan Bun - Age Range - Ages 15+ - Physical Rating - Moderate - Room Type - Singles, Shared - Operator - G Adventures - From $2,779 20% Off
- NZ$2,223You save $556
 
- Sandakan Orangutan Experience 4D/3N9 Reviews by TourRadar travelers- “From start to finish we had the best time. The orangutans were amazing as well as everything else we saw.” - Brett, traveled in March - Wildlife viewing at Sepilok Centre combines with comfortable river safaris in this relaxed adventure. Sepilok Jungle Resort and Bilit Adventure Lodge offer modern amenities. Natural wonders await nature enthusiasts seeking easy-paced activities. - Duration - 4 days - Destinations - Sandakan - Age Range - Ages 10+ - Room Type - Singles, Shared - Operator - Bamba Travel - From 20% Off
- NZ$1,232
 
What people love about Borneo Tours for Seniors
- Borneo – East Sabah AdventureReally great tour, tour guide was brilliant. We stopped in a small village (we were the only tourists there) they had a real issue with dogs, large packs constantly fighting which was quite scary. It may be an idea for the owners to keep the away or get them neutered because some of us were quite scared and the local guy walking us around wasn’t worried, his dog was actually an instigator at times. 
What our customers ask about Borneo Tours for Seniors
- What is the best time of year for seniors to visit Borneo Islands?- Plan your Borneo visit between February and April. These months bring clear skies and less rain making outdoor activities more pleasant. The weather in Sabah including the Kinabatangan River and Sepilok areas is particularly good during this time. A TourRadar traveler noted: "We were lucky with the weather in March which made wildlife viewing and walking much more enjoyable." Places like the Borneo Rainforest Lodge offer extra comfort with climate-controlled rooms and covered walkways during this season. 
- What type of physical condition do I need to have for Borneo Island tours?- You'll need enough stamina to walk for 2-3 hours on relatively flat ground. Most trails at spots like Kinabatangan Wildlife Sanctuary have sturdy boardwalks and regular rest stops. Tours adapt to different fitness levels so everyone can participate. A 65-year-old TourRadar traveler shares: "I was able to participate in all activities comfortably and safely. The guide made sure everyone could go at their own pace." Between walks the Sepilok Jungle Resort and similar lodges provide comfortable places to rest. 
- How difficult is it to see wildlife in Borneo for seniors?- Seeing Borneo's wildlife is straightforward for seniors with many viewing options that don't require hiking. Watch orangutans at Sepilok Centre from covered platforms or spot monkeys from river cruise boats. As one TourRadar traveler puts it: "We saw incredible wildlife including orangutans proboscis monkeys and hornbills right from our river cruise boat - no strenuous hiking needed." Places like Kinabatangan Wetlands Resort put you right where the animals are. 
- What medical facilities are available during Borneo tours?- You'll find modern hospitals in Kota Kinabalu and Sandakan while smaller clinics serve remote areas. Tours stay within reach of medical help and guides carry first aid kits. Travel insurance with evacuation coverage is required. A TourRadar traveler noted: "Our guide knew exactly where medical facilities were located throughout the journey and had excellent first aid training." Places like Borneo Rainforest Lodge keep medical supplies and trained staff on hand. 
- What kind of food options are available for seniors in Borneo?- The food choices blend familiar Western dishes with local Malaysian cuisine. Hotels serve continental breakfasts while lodges offer both international and regional meals. Kitchens can handle special diets when notified ahead. One TourRadar traveler reports: "The food variety was excellent - we could always find familiar options alongside local specialties at places like Sandakan and Kota Kinabalu." Upscale spots like Sepilok Jungle Resort provide diverse menus. 
- How many people are typically in senior tour groups to Borneo?- Groups usually include 8-16 travelers creating a balance between social interaction and personal attention. This size works well for wildlife watching at places like Sepilok and river cruises. A TourRadar review states: "Our group of 15 seniors was perfect - not too big to crowd wildlife viewing but enough people to make it social and fun." Companies like Intrepid Premium maintain these smaller group sizes. 




















