Tailor-made trip to Malaysia

Despite undeniable deforestation issues, a trip to Malaysia will let you discover remarkable sites.
The Cameron Highlands are of course a must, as is Taman Negara National Park: 4,000 km2 home to one of the world’s oldest primary rainforests, rich in 8,000 species. And, still in the western part of the country, the island of Penang and its idyllic beaches await.
Here and there, you can take on long hikes. You can go snorkeling or scuba diving at magnificent, well-preserved sites. Or simply relax on white sand beaches.

But of course, one of the main draws of a trip to Malaysia will be observing its flora and fauna — particularly on the island of Borneo.

Here, a whiff of adventure lingers, with an Amazonian tinge.
Whether in Sarawak or Sabah, orangutans and proboscis monkeys reign as lords of the jungle here.
The North-East and East coasts of Sabah are formally advised against by the authorities. But the Sepilok region (further west) offers a fine opportunity to encounter orangutans, who are almost impossible to observe in Borneo’s jungle due to deforestation.

On a trip to Malaysia, we believe it is important to focus on what matters most to you, and to devote the time needed to satisfy your thirst for discovery and for encounters, human or animal.
Take the time to observe, and to soak in the atmosphere.