Borneo Rainforest Lodge

Danum Valley Conservation Area, Sabah, Malaysian Borneo

The principal luxury lodge within Danum Valley, one of the most pristine tracts of primary rainforest left in Borneo.

Overview

Borneo Rainforest Lodge sits within the Danum Valley Conservation Area, one of the most pristine and extensive tracts of primary lowland rainforest remaining anywhere in Borneo.

Rooms & Table

The Rooms

Chalets connected by raised walkways through the forest canopy, each with a private balcony over the Segama River.

Food & Service

A refined dining programme served overlooking the surrounding rainforest.

Activities

Guided walks on an extensive trail network, a canopy walkway through the forest, and night drives for nocturnal wildlife.

Wildlife & Photography

Danum Valley holds orangutan, Bornean gibbon, clouded leopard and over 300 recorded bird species within its untouched primary forest.

A Photographer's Note

The canopy walkway gives a rare elevated view into the rainforest canopy, useful for photographing hornbills and canopy-dwelling primates at eye level.

Conservation & Impact

Danum Valley is one of the most significant primary rainforest research sites in Southeast Asia, protected from logging since the 1980s.

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