Kinabalu Borneo Gay Expedition Tour - Adonis Gay Holiday

Kinabalu Borneo Gay Expedition Tour

Mont Kinabalu Gay Climb & Kinabatangan Reserve

12 Days From/To Kota Kinabalu, Borneo, Malaysia

January 31 – February 11, 2021

Borneo gay adventure tour Mount Kinabalu is the highest mountain in Malaysia. It lies in the forest state of Sabah on the North West tip of Borneo. The majestic peak of Mt Kinabalu reaches up out of the surrounding forest to a height of 4095m. Due to the accessible location of this craggy peak and the surrounding wildlife reserves it has become a trekkers paradise.

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During our Borneo trek you will ascend through steamy rainforest , alpine meadows and desolate rockscapes on this three night trek to Mount Kinabalu’s summit. After a relaxing afternoon at the famous Poring hot springs we then visit the famous reserves of Sepilok and Kinabatangan. These wildlife reserves are famous for spotting orang-utans, monkeys and huge crocodiles.

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Sabah is a former British Colony and the turquoise waters of its palm fringed beaches are well known for their marine diversity. After the expedition we will spend a few days relaxing by the beach in Kota Kinabalu and exploring the desert islands off the coast of this island state.

The price of this Malaysian gay expedition includes all accommodation and transport and visits to the wildlife reserves of Sepilok and Kinabatangan. It also includes local guides and all food whilst trekking and in the wildlife reserves.

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Day 1 - Arrive in Kota Kinabalu, Borneo, Malaysia
Please arrive into Kota Kinabalu (BKI), Sabah, Malaysia. This is the start of the drier season in Sabah. There is little variation in the warmth and humidity in Borneo but Feb to August tend to be drier.
This bustling waterfront city is surrounded by nature with offshore coral islands, forest covered hills, scenic rivers. Explore its street markets, dine on popular local and international cuisine, and enjoy one of the best sunsets in Borneo.
Pickup upon arrival. No meals included

Day 2 - Free day in Kota Kinabalu
Enjoy the day by the pool or on the beach recovering from your flights. Don’t miss the chance to explore this busy bustling city.
No meals included

Day 3 - Kinabalu Park
We will be picked up from your hotel for a 2.5-hour scenic drive to Kinabalu Park, stopping by a local market for a quick break. After registering into the park the rest of the afternoon will be spent exploring the nature trails and botanical gardens near the entrance.
Meals included

Day 4 - Entrance to Laban Rata 8km +1500m 4hrs
After breakfast we proceed by minibus to Timpohon Gate to start our climb. For the most part, the trail is a series of steps cut into the mountain side with a shelter at every kilometre to rest until you reach Laban Rata mountain hut for your overnight stay. Laban Rata is at 3,300m so it can be chilly at night.
Meals included

Day 5 - Laban Rata –Summit – Poring Hot Springs 18km +800m -2200m 9hrs
Our push to the summit starts at 2:00am with ropes to help you over the steeper rocky sections and a scramble over some large boulders to get to the top. We start early to catch the beautiful sunrise over the majestic rocky spires of Kinabalu. We retrace our steps back to Laban Rata for breakfast and back down to Park Headquarters before soaking in a tub filled with steaming spring water at Poring Hot Springs.
Meals included

Day 6 - Sandakan
After a relaxing morning we transfer to Sandakan. The gateway to some of Sabah’s richest wildlife areas that boasts of elephants, orang utans, sun bears, proboscis monkeys and myriad species of birds. Sandakan is also a culinary paradise with amazing seafood and local delicacies unique to the cultural hodgepodge of people who have settled here over the centuries.
Meals included

Day 7 - Sepilok
We will walk to Sepilok Orang-Utan Rehabilitation Centre and Sun Bear Conservation Centre. This includes a guided boardwalk that will lead you to the feeding platform, a chance for you to explore the lowland rainforest trees and witness the feeding of the orang-utan. In the afternoon, we will visit the rainforest discovery centre with its impressive canopy walk that is perfect for bird watching. The Rainforest Discovery Centre is situated within the famous Kabili-Sepilok Forest Reserve.
Meals included

Day 8 - Kinabatangan
The 560km long Kinabatangan River flows through a floodplain that is teeming with wildlife that includes large mammals, primates, birds, reptiles and insects. We take a river boat cruise up-river which makes light work of wildlife spotting and bird watching. We will spend the next few days in the reserve staying in a fully catered forest lodge.
Meals included

Day 9 - Kinabatangan
The Kinabatangan wildlife includes rarities such as the Borneon gibbon, Borneo pygmy elephant, orang utan and proboscis monkey. There are many species of birds and monkeys that will keep you glued to your binoculars during our early morning and evening river cruises. There is an optional night cruise or night walk around the resort to spot nocturnal creatures.
Meals included

Day 10 - Sepilok to Kota Kinabalu (internal flight)
Today we fly back to Kota Kinabalu and upon arrival, transfer for another 40 minutes to a comfortable beach resort to spend the day relaxing in the turquoise waters.
Breakfast included

Day 11 - Kota Kinabalu
Today is a rest and relaxation day by the beach to enjoy the sunshine and have a well-deserved rest. You can choose to visit some of the famous tropical islands, go on a snorkelling excursion or just relax.
No meals included

Day 12 - Kota Kinabalu Departure
There are no activities planned for the final day and you can depart the accommodation at any time.

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This Borneo gay adventure includes accommodation on a twin shared basis as well as an internal flight in Borneo on day ten. This is to maximise our time spent in Borneo.

• 5 nights in hotel accommodation

• 2 nights in a beachside resort

• 4 nights in Lodge dormitories

• Internal flight from Sepliok to Kota Kinabalu

• A qualified British trekking guide and International Mountain Leader

• English speaking wildlife guides

• All transport whilst on expedition

• Airport transfers

• All food whilst trekking and on wildlife tours. You will need to pay for food in Kota Kinabalu.

• All activities – there will be some optional extra activities available should you wish to take part at your own cost.

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Borneo is a large tropical island. It is often hot and humid and rain is fairly common. On the trek the days will be steamy and the nights will be cool. It is important to pack your things in dry bags for the trek and to take some warm clothing including a fleece and waterproof for the ascent of Kinabalu.

We will be spending plenty of time by pools and beaches on this expedition so bring plenty of swim wear and loose fitting clothing to protect you from the heat and humidity. A comprehensive kit list will be sent to you once you have signed up to this trip.

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Homosexual sexual acts are illegal in Malaysia and displays of same-sex affection should be avoided in public. Whilst being gay is illegal under law, our Malaysian guides and agents will not discriminate based on sexuality or gender identity. Our local operators have asked you to be discreet and not request a shared double bed in hotels if in a same-sex relationship or to make public displays of affection. The dominant religion in Sabah is Islam but it is a very sparsely populated region, which relies on tourism as a major source of income.

We believe in engaging with supportive and liberal guides and businesses in countries with no LGBTQ rights to show that welcoming all travellers has benefits. We do not feel that boycotting a country will change local opinions for the better but rather give our business to those who support our cause for equal rights.

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