This small peninsula, 1 ½ hours from Kuching by car and longboat, is home to seven distinct rainforest ecosystems, giving it a remarkable diversity of animal and plant life.

The town of Bau, 22km from Kuching is famous as a gold mining centre and as the headquarters of the Chinese Rebellion of 1858...

Anah Rais is a large Bidayuh (Land Dayak) village about 45 minutes from Kuching.

Experience this wild and thrilling ride in exotic Borneo jungle. A fantastic trail with 90% of off-road single track. It takes you through a variety of exciting terrain including untouched tropical forest, winding ravines, natural bamboo garden and challenging rooty downhills.

Discover the hidden gems of Kuching, the Malay Kampongs lining the banks of the great Sarawak River. Take a sampan across the river and experience first-hand how the Kampong folks live by visiting a traditional Malay wooden stilt house full of historical stories to tell.

Sarawak’s legendary man-eating crocodiles are usually rare and elusive, but at Jong’s Crocodile Farm, some 30 mins from Kuching, over 1,000 of these fearsome predators are bred in a 3 ½ acre complex.

The complete introduction to Kuching on land and water. This tour covers the same itinerary as the Kuching City Tour (above) with a 1-hour pontoon boat river cruise viewing the city from the river. Details are similar to the Sarawak River Cruise.

The perfect introduction to Sarawak’s historic capital, this tour includes Kuching’s Chinatown, the Cat Statue (Kuching means “Cat” in Malay),

You will experience first-hand how people of different religions and races in Sarawak have lived in harmony side by side for generations.

This tour commences with a drive to view the Cat Monument, with a visit to the “Tua Pek Kong” Chinese temple where the historical Fort Margherita can be views on the other bank of the Sarawak River.