Hornbill Lodge, located on the scenic Kinabatangan River in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo, is a premier eco-tourism destination for wildlife enthusiasts. Guests can enjoy encounters with orangutans, proboscis monkeys, pygmy elephants, and rare birds, while staying in comfortable river-view chalets. The lodge offers exceptional activities, including river cruises, jungle walks, and night safaris.
WHY WE LIKE IT
Hornbill Lodge perfectly combines exceptional wildlife experiences with modern, comfortable accommodations, set in a breathtaking eco-tourism destination that emphasizes sustainability and convenience.
It delivers an ideal mix of adventure, relaxation, and unique nature encounters, making it a compelling choice for travelers of all types.
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Prime Wildlife Destination Situated on the wildlife-rich Kinabatangan River, offering encounters with orangutans, pygmy elephants, and rare birds in one of the most biodiverse ecosystems in the world. |
Luxurious and Flexible Accommodation Modern chalets and dormitories with private balconies, ensuite bathrooms, air-conditioning, and flexible bedding options cater to couples, families, and solo travelers, ensuring comfort amidst stunning natural surroundings. |
Exceptional Activities Daily river cruises, jungle walks, and night safaris led by expert guides provide immersive wildlife experiences, with unique highlights like the area's only three-story wildlife observation tower. |
HOTEL FACTS
Hornbill Lodge features 16 well-appointed river-view chalets, each equipped with modern ensuite bathrooms and private balconies, offering stunning views and opportunities for wildlife spotting. The on-site restaurant serves locally sourced meals with options for various dietary needs. Guests can enjoy daily wildlife activities, including river cruises and jungle walks, led by expert guides. Additionally, the lodge boasts a unique three-story wildlife observation tower and offers convenient all-inclusive packages that include transfers, meals, and activities.
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