Things to do in Sarawak

Mr Hamdini was our guide and he was really good. The weather was pretty bad with heavy rain and incoming thunderstorms. Do take note that when the tide is low, you would have to remive your shoes on the boat and jump into knee/calf-deep water( depending on how tall you are). Our group managed to trek along the paku trail and please take note that this EASIEST trail, can be challenging for some. We managed to spot a pit viper, centipede, wild pig, silver langur and even a male proboscis monkey. If you were ever given the option to choose a lunch at the park or the jetty/village, choose the village because the food was DELICIOUS and AWESOME!

The trip was enriching and exciting. First hand experience at blow darting and trying out the different delicacies. Note: bring lots of small change of RM5 so that you can purchase the different delicacies at the different houses. Our guide, Mr Yusof was very informative! Oh, we also spotted Silver Langurs at the area. The performance at the theatre was so good!

The pickup from the hotel was on time. We ended up being the only ones in the join-in group. The guide provided information all along the driving. He helped us bypass all the q at the center and explained us what to do and what we would be seeing. We saw seven orangutans eating and planes. It was an amazing experience. Highly recommend

The arrangement for the whole trip is seamless. Company contacted us one day before the trip to confirm the the trip and briefed us on meeting time and place. Did not manage to see any dolphin but do spotted a crocodile. Saini the guide mentioned if we came at Jun period we would be able to spot migratory birds. The aun is blazing hot around 10:30am do bring some sunscreen and umbrella!The Lunch is good and tasty. There are four delicious dishes with a drink. The guide walked us thru the cultural village and explained the details in each of the houses belonging to each tribe.

convenient to purchase in klook and easy to redeem once you reach the cruise desk. the royal kuching cruise boat is really nice, the lower deck has glass window from floor to ceiling so you’re able to see the river even when you’re seated. all the performances are in the upper deck so you need to go up to watch it. recommended to try especially for tourists like us.

You got to taste kek lapis and experience the traditional dance. If you’re not going to the Cultural house, the cruise is a good short experience to try. Otherwise can always take the traditional boat to experience the river.

The pickup from the hotel was on time. Good and safe driving. The guide was providing information along the way. The guide was entertaining. The pilot of the boat was good, safe driving. He took us to many different places. The guide explained what we were seeing along the way. We were able to spot a crocodile and get very close and many dolphins. The guide provided food and plenty of drinks throughout the cruise. Answering our questions whenever we add some

Our guide Mas is informative and gave us quite a bit of info on the caves, he is also good at spotting some small animals that we would have otherwise missed. unfortunately it started raining after visiting one cave so he ended up bringing us to a border market as wet weather programme. interesting market in bau and we had noodles there.

didn’t regret and the price is affordable. I recommend but don’t get hopes up about dolphins. please have mics for the tour guide! pity! They are straining their voice!