Ringkasan
Experience the authentic side of Borneo as you cruise deep into Tanjung Puting National Park aboard a traditional Kelotok. Encounter orangutans at Tanjung Harapan, Camp Leakey and Pondok Tanggui, search for wildlife along the Sekonyer River, explore the Borneo rainforest, trek through peat swamp and dipterocarp forests.
This journey combines wildlife, nature, river adventure and conservation in one unforgettable Borneo experience.
This journey combines wildlife, nature, river adventure and conservation in one unforgettable Borneo experience.
Detail Perjalanan
This program or package is based on the official tour offerings of PT. MARIOGA (Marioga Tour & Travel).
It can also be customized to meet the guests' specific requests, needs, and preferences, subject to mutual agreement.
The travel program/itinerary is as follows:
It can also be customized to meet the guests' specific requests, needs, and preferences, subject to mutual agreement.
The travel program/itinerary is as follows:
Tour Schedule
Itinerary
Day 1
Pangkalan Bun – Kumai – Tanjung Harapan—Night Walk
Upon arrival in Pangkalan Bun you’ll be met and transferred to Kumai for boarding to the Kelotok. Leaving Kumai River, you’ll have an opportunity to see riverfront life. Borneo has so many rivers so boat is the main transportation here. May you also see thousand high building like hotel with tiny holes, a semi-wild swift poultry to harvest its nest.
Cruising to Sekonyer River, the estuarine habitat with unique vegetation called mangrove. Our next destination is Tanjung Harapan. We will visit Orangutan Observation site at 15.00 with approximately forest walking for 30 minutes in advance to reach this site. Lunch will be provided on the boat, and keep watching along the river bands for wildlife such as Proboscis Monkey-the endemic monkey in Borneo, Long-tailed Macaque, Red-leaf Monkey, Silvered Langur or birdlife along the riverside. After watching the Orangutans, we will back to the boat and cruise around Sekonyer River. You’ll have time to relax, enjoying fresh air or do some primate spotting in the roosting tree. Afternoon in the river banks is the best time and place to see packs of Proboscis Monkey- an endemic primate in Borneo Island.
An additional activity “night walk” will be offering before dinner time, a short walk to see nocturnal animals, including spider, moth, insect, frogs, snake and other animals. It takes approx. 56 minutes.
Looking for a good place to tied up and sleep overnight. After dark, the jungle more live with various of voices: crickets, tree frogs, birds, splashing water by fishes or crocs, or an Orangutan long call. Enjoy your escaping the crowds and time to slow the pace down. Meals: L D
Cruising to Sekonyer River, the estuarine habitat with unique vegetation called mangrove. Our next destination is Tanjung Harapan. We will visit Orangutan Observation site at 15.00 with approximately forest walking for 30 minutes in advance to reach this site. Lunch will be provided on the boat, and keep watching along the river bands for wildlife such as Proboscis Monkey-the endemic monkey in Borneo, Long-tailed Macaque, Red-leaf Monkey, Silvered Langur or birdlife along the riverside. After watching the Orangutans, we will back to the boat and cruise around Sekonyer River. You’ll have time to relax, enjoying fresh air or do some primate spotting in the roosting tree. Afternoon in the river banks is the best time and place to see packs of Proboscis Monkey- an endemic primate in Borneo Island.
An additional activity “night walk” will be offering before dinner time, a short walk to see nocturnal animals, including spider, moth, insect, frogs, snake and other animals. It takes approx. 56 minutes.
Looking for a good place to tied up and sleep overnight. After dark, the jungle more live with various of voices: crickets, tree frogs, birds, splashing water by fishes or crocs, or an Orangutan long call. Enjoy your escaping the crowds and time to slow the pace down. Meals: L D
Day 2
Sekonyer River—Jerumbun Reforestation—Camp Leakey
After a sunrise breakfast, cruising up the river to Jerumbun Reforesta-tion. This is an restoration site managed by a local conservation group. You will have an experience of walking into disturbance area and learn some ecological succession. Small birds are interested to watch in the herbaceus vegetation. You are invited to contribute to the rainforest by planting trees. It is really important to do small things to conserve the species of tree also providing food for the animals in the future. Your trip is included 1 tree adoption/traveler, if you would like to do-nate more trees, it is very welcomed.
Your boat will continue exploring Sekonyer Kanan to Camp Leakey, the legendary Orangutan Rehabilitation Camp, where Prof. Birute MF. Galdikas started her study in early 1971. Boating a side creek through tea-colored water where you will see the magnificent reflection from the vegetation along the river, when lucky with you, the freshwater crocodile and other wildlife attractions could find a long river band.
After having lunch and departing to Camp Leakey, we can spend the rest of the day hiking through the Borneo rainforest, exploring peat swamp forest, lowland dipterocarp habitat, searching for wildlife, or enjoying varieties of fungi, orchids, slipper orchids, mosses, and ferns, then enjoying Orangutan Observation Site at 14.00 pm. After observing the Orangutan in Camp Leakey, boat will drive to the downstream. This is the best time to see Proboscis monkey and other wildlife in the riverbanks. Beautiful sunset also appearing in some different spot.
Meals Provided B L D
Your boat will continue exploring Sekonyer Kanan to Camp Leakey, the legendary Orangutan Rehabilitation Camp, where Prof. Birute MF. Galdikas started her study in early 1971. Boating a side creek through tea-colored water where you will see the magnificent reflection from the vegetation along the river, when lucky with you, the freshwater crocodile and other wildlife attractions could find a long river band.
After having lunch and departing to Camp Leakey, we can spend the rest of the day hiking through the Borneo rainforest, exploring peat swamp forest, lowland dipterocarp habitat, searching for wildlife, or enjoying varieties of fungi, orchids, slipper orchids, mosses, and ferns, then enjoying Orangutan Observation Site at 14.00 pm. After observing the Orangutan in Camp Leakey, boat will drive to the downstream. This is the best time to see Proboscis monkey and other wildlife in the riverbanks. Beautiful sunset also appearing in some different spot.
Meals Provided B L D
Day 3
Sekonyer River—Pondok Tanggui—Canoeing Sungai Buluh
After breakfast, boat will cruise to Pondok Tanggui, Orangutan Obser-vation station starting at 09.00. Orangutan is semi solitary so you will meet the different Orangutan in their different homerange-kind of ter-ritory. You can stay there till 11.00 and having a small jungle walk, then back to the boat for lunch. After lunch boat will cruise down-stream to Sungai Buluh.
You’ll have time to relax, enjoying fresh air or do some primate spotting. Boating a side creek through tea colored water where you will see the magnificent reflection from the vegetation along the river, when lucky with you, the fresh water crocodile and other wildlife attraction could find a long river bands.
Arriving Sungai Buluh, we can spend the rest of the day by trekking and canoeing through the Borneo rain forest, exploring the river, a peat swamp forest, lowland dipterocarp habitat, searching wildlife or enjoy-ing varieties of trees. Accompanied by the villager and Pokdarwis a local tourism awareness group, you will have a time for exploring the black water river with small boat in the afternoon. This excursion takes approximately 2 hours. After getting back to the boat, we continue to downstream to see packs of Proboscis monkey in the roosting trees. Spotting big dominant male will be really interesting. I will tell you the most 3 important to figure out a dominant male. One of them is big nose. Cruising Sekonyer River in sunset time for wildlife spotting, and find out a nice place for tied up. Meals: B L D
You’ll have time to relax, enjoying fresh air or do some primate spotting. Boating a side creek through tea colored water where you will see the magnificent reflection from the vegetation along the river, when lucky with you, the fresh water crocodile and other wildlife attraction could find a long river bands.
Arriving Sungai Buluh, we can spend the rest of the day by trekking and canoeing through the Borneo rain forest, exploring the river, a peat swamp forest, lowland dipterocarp habitat, searching wildlife or enjoy-ing varieties of trees. Accompanied by the villager and Pokdarwis a local tourism awareness group, you will have a time for exploring the black water river with small boat in the afternoon. This excursion takes approximately 2 hours. After getting back to the boat, we continue to downstream to see packs of Proboscis monkey in the roosting trees. Spotting big dominant male will be really interesting. I will tell you the most 3 important to figure out a dominant male. One of them is big nose. Cruising Sekonyer River in sunset time for wildlife spotting, and find out a nice place for tied up. Meals: B L D
Day 4
Sekonyer River—Kumai—Pangkalan Bun
After breakfast, continue by Kelotok down river to Kumai. The boat will continue to cruise down the river, and wildlife spotting is not over yet. Enjoying your coffee in the boat while exploring the river in the morn-ing, may you meet the Orangutan foraging in the trees around riverbank. It will offer you an incredible experience. Long-snout Croco-diles may sun-busking on the river bank when the weather really good. Departing Kumai, you’ll be transferred to Pangkalan Bun, possible to visit Orangutan souvenir and handicraft gallery before your next desti-nation. Meal: B
Included
Airport pick-up and transfer from Pangkalan Bun to Kumai
Transfer from Kumai to the Kelotok / traditional houseboat
3 nights accommodation aboard the Kelotok
Meals during the tour: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Services of Kelotok captain and deckhand
Cook / onboard meal preparation
Orangutan observation at:
Tanjung Harapan
Camp Leakey
Pondok Tanggui
Wildlife spotting along the Sekonyer River
River cruising through the Sekonyer River and Sekonyer Kanan
Jungle walking and rainforest exploration
Exploration of peat swamp forest
Exploration of lowland dipterocarp forest
Canoeing / small-boat excursion at Sungai Buluh
Wildlife observation from the river
Opportunity to observe:
Orangutan
Proboscis Monkey
Long-tailed Macaque
Red-leaf Monkey
Silvered Langur
Various bird species
Freshwater crocodile, subject to opportunity
Visit to Sekonyer Village, subject to itinerary and available time
Transfer from Kumai to the Kelotok / traditional houseboat
3 nights accommodation aboard the Kelotok
Meals during the tour: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Services of Kelotok captain and deckhand
Cook / onboard meal preparation
Orangutan observation at:
Tanjung Harapan
Camp Leakey
Pondok Tanggui
Wildlife spotting along the Sekonyer River
River cruising through the Sekonyer River and Sekonyer Kanan
Jungle walking and rainforest exploration
Exploration of peat swamp forest
Exploration of lowland dipterocarp forest
Canoeing / small-boat excursion at Sungai Buluh
Wildlife observation from the river
Opportunity to observe:
Orangutan
Proboscis Monkey
Long-tailed Macaque
Red-leaf Monkey
Silvered Langur
Various bird species
Freshwater crocodile, subject to opportunity
Visit to Sekonyer Village, subject to itinerary and available time
Excluded
International / domestic airfare
Airport taxes and airline charges
Personal expenses
Travel insurance
Personal equipment and clothing
Tips and gratuities
Souvenirs and handicrafts
Additional meals or beverages outside the stated meal plan
Optional night walk, when applicable
Additional tree adoption beyond the included 1 tree per traveler
Local heritage tour of Kotawaringin
Other activities or services outside the agreed itinerary
Airport taxes and airline charges
Personal expenses
Travel insurance
Personal equipment and clothing
Tips and gratuities
Souvenirs and handicrafts
Additional meals or beverages outside the stated meal plan
Optional night walk, when applicable
Additional tree adoption beyond the included 1 tree per traveler
Local heritage tour of Kotawaringin
Other activities or services outside the agreed itinerary
Experience
🌴 YOUR BORNEO EXPERIENCE : A Journey Into the Heart of the Rainforest, Wildlife • River • Orangutan • Conservation
This is more than an ordinary sightseeing tour. You will travel by traditional Kelotok, cruising through the black and tea-colored waters of the Sekonyer River while surrounded by the tropical rainforest of Tanjung Puting.
Wake up to the sounds of the jungle, enjoy breakfast while cruising along the river, and keep your eyes open for orangutans, proboscis monkeys, macaques, langurs, birds, and other wildlife.
At Camp Leakey, you will explore the rainforest, peat swamp forest and lowland dipterocarp habitat while searching for wildlife and discovering the incredible biodiversity of Borneo.
At Pondok Tanggui, experience another orangutan observation site and enjoy a short jungle walk before continuing your river adventure.
At Sungai Buluh, experience trekking and canoeing through the Borneo rainforest, explore the black-water river, and discover the surrounding peat swamp and lowland forest with the assistance of local villagers and the local tourism awareness group.
This is more than an ordinary sightseeing tour. You will travel by traditional Kelotok, cruising through the black and tea-colored waters of the Sekonyer River while surrounded by the tropical rainforest of Tanjung Puting.
Wake up to the sounds of the jungle, enjoy breakfast while cruising along the river, and keep your eyes open for orangutans, proboscis monkeys, macaques, langurs, birds, and other wildlife.
At Camp Leakey, you will explore the rainforest, peat swamp forest and lowland dipterocarp habitat while searching for wildlife and discovering the incredible biodiversity of Borneo.
At Pondok Tanggui, experience another orangutan observation site and enjoy a short jungle walk before continuing your river adventure.
At Sungai Buluh, experience trekking and canoeing through the Borneo rainforest, explore the black-water river, and discover the surrounding peat swamp and lowland forest with the assistance of local villagers and the local tourism awareness group.
Personal Equipment
We recommend guests bring:
Lightweight and comfortable clothing
Long-sleeved shirt
Long trousers
Comfortable trekking shoes
Sandals / river shoes
Hat or cap
Sunglasses
Rain jacket / poncho
Insect repellent
Sunscreen
Personal toiletries
Personal medication
Reusable water bottle
Small backpack / daypack
Flashlight / headlamp
Camera and extra batteries / power bank
Binoculars, if available
Waterproof bag / dry bag
Personal identification documents
Lightweight and comfortable clothing
Long-sleeved shirt
Long trousers
Comfortable trekking shoes
Sandals / river shoes
Hat or cap
Sunglasses
Rain jacket / poncho
Insect repellent
Sunscreen
Personal toiletries
Personal medication
Reusable water bottle
Small backpack / daypack
Flashlight / headlamp
Camera and extra batteries / power bank
Binoculars, if available
Waterproof bag / dry bag
Personal identification documents
Terms & Conditions
1. Booking
Reservations are subject to availability of the Kelotok, local services, and the agreed travel schedule.
2. Flight Information
Guests are required to provide their flight details in advance so that airport transfers and the itinerary can be arranged properly.
3. Itinerary Changes
The itinerary may be adjusted according to weather conditions, river conditions, wildlife conditions, boat availability, flight schedules, and other circumstances beyond the operator's control.
4. Wildlife
Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. Animals live freely in their natural habitat, and sightings depend on season, weather, river conditions, and natural animal behavior.
5. Optional Night Walk
The night walk is an optional additional activity and may be conducted on the first or second night depending on weather and flight schedules.
6. Peak Season
During peak season, particularly July–September, the itinerary and departure/arrival schedule may be affected. Guests are advised to provide their flight schedule in advance.
7. Late Check-Out
Late check-out until lunchtime may be accommodated only if the boat is available.
8. Additional Activities
Activities or services outside the agreed itinerary may incur additional charges.
9. Personal Responsibility
Guests are responsible for their personal belongings and personal equipment throughout the journey.
10. Conservation
Guests are expected to respect wildlife, local communities, the rainforest environment, and the regulations applicable within the destination.
Reservations are subject to availability of the Kelotok, local services, and the agreed travel schedule.
2. Flight Information
Guests are required to provide their flight details in advance so that airport transfers and the itinerary can be arranged properly.
3. Itinerary Changes
The itinerary may be adjusted according to weather conditions, river conditions, wildlife conditions, boat availability, flight schedules, and other circumstances beyond the operator's control.
4. Wildlife
Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. Animals live freely in their natural habitat, and sightings depend on season, weather, river conditions, and natural animal behavior.
5. Optional Night Walk
The night walk is an optional additional activity and may be conducted on the first or second night depending on weather and flight schedules.
6. Peak Season
During peak season, particularly July–September, the itinerary and departure/arrival schedule may be affected. Guests are advised to provide their flight schedule in advance.
7. Late Check-Out
Late check-out until lunchtime may be accommodated only if the boat is available.
8. Additional Activities
Activities or services outside the agreed itinerary may incur additional charges.
9. Personal Responsibility
Guests are responsible for their personal belongings and personal equipment throughout the journey.
10. Conservation
Guests are expected to respect wildlife, local communities, the rainforest environment, and the regulations applicable within the destination.