Borneo remains one of the last great wild places left on Earth — home to ancient rainforests older than the Amazon, critically endangered orangutans, elusive sun bears, pygmy elephants, clouded leopards, and some of Southeast Asia’s richest biodiversity.

This 12-day World Untouched expedition has been designed for travelers seeking far more than a traditional wildlife tour. From private conservation access at the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre to multiple nights deep inside the legendary Danum Valley Conservation Area, this journey offers rare access to some of the most extraordinary wildlife habitats remaining anywhere in the world.

Throughout the expedition, we stay at some of Borneo’s finest wilderness lodges, explore remote river systems by boat, venture into primary rainforest on foot both day and night, and work alongside expert local naturalists who know these ecosystems intimately.

As part of our Untouched Impact initiative, 5% of every trip cost is directly reinvested into frontline conservation efforts protecting the wildlife and ecosystems that make this journey possible.

This is not simply a trip to Borneo.

It is an expedition into one of Earth’s last truly wild frontiers.