Abai Jungle Lodge, located beside the Kinabatangan River, provides an unforgettable stay amid Sabah's rainforest. This eco-friendly retreat, which is only accessible via an idyllic one-hour boat ride from Sandakan jetty or Sukau, offers a calm escape from the rush and bustle of contemporary life. Surrounded by a secondary forest reserve, it has 30 rooms in chalets with modern facilities such as attached bathrooms, hot showers, and netted windows. Guests can explore the lush jungle trails and see a variety of species, including monkeys and endangered clouded leopards. The lodge also provides river safaris, cultural events, and great local cuisine in its lovely restaurant overlooking the river.
Abai Jungle Lodge is located on the Kinabatangan River in Kampung Abai, near Sukau, Sabah, Malaysia. It is accessible via a one-hour boat ride from Sandakan jetty or Sukau and provides a peaceful refuge surrounded by beautiful secondary forest reserves.
The lodge has 30 rooms divided between chalets, with options for two or three beds. Each room features a 42-inch bed, an attached bathroom, a hot shower, a ceiling fan and netted windows. There is a restaurant serving local cuisine, a jungle platform for breakfast, and reclining platforms to appreciate the natural environment.
Go on river safaris to see primates like Proboscis monkeys. Guided forest hikes along pathways offer opportunities to watch a variety of species. Night expeditions to explore the jungle and see nocturnal wildlife. Birdwatching from the wooden tower that overlooks the jungle.
The Abai Jungle Restaurant has a magnificent setting surrounded by riverine vegetation and overlooking the Kinabatangan River. Local delights include freshwater prawns, fish, veggies, and fruits. The restaurant can accommodate up to 120 people for lunch, with options for cultural performances.
Join us on this photographic safari, specialist-led by a seasoned professional in the realm of photography, Charlie Ryan. Capturing the essence of Borneo’s wildlife through his lens, Charlie’s work has been published in National Geographic, BBC, and Netflix.
From swinging orangutans and honking proboscis monkeys, to sandy beaches and exploring the jungle; this safari is perfect for families with just the right mix of wildlife, relaxation and adrenaline.
From 8500 per person
Begin you luxury Borneo adventure by venturing into the rainforests and along the river in search of proboscis monkeys, orangutans and pygmy elephants, before ending your journey relaxing on the white-sand beaches of Pulau Tiga.A wild adventure into Borneo’s jungles in search of the fascinating wildlife that call it home; from swinging orangutans to honk-nosed proboscis monkeys.
From 17500 per person
We love Mantadia Lodge because of its convenient location between Andasibe and Mantadia National Parks, which provides easy access to outstanding wildlife viewing sites. The lodge's hilltop location offers panoramic views of Madagascar's beautiful jungle, immersing guests in the pristine wildlife. Mantadia Lodge's 25 rooms provide modern facilities such as WiFi and wood stoves, ensuring a pleasant and luxurious stay in the heart of nature. Furthermore, the lodge provides a variety of activities, including guided walks and wildlife-watching tours, allowing guests to discover the region's biodiversity. Mantadia Lodge's methods demonstrate a commitment to conservation and sustainability that is consistent with Natural World Safaris' ethos, making it a great location for eco-conscious travellers seeking real animal experiences.
