Naturalis focuses more closely on nature tours, but we need to say that nature serves as an inspiration for human life too. "Living Close to the Nature" is a style of travel that offers an opportunity to understand how the natural environment has influenced the way of life of the native people and how has affected their architecture, art, music and dances.
We have put together several itineraries ranging from classical tours to deep cultural experiences. All these travel itineraries can be customized to suit your needs and interests - visit our tailor-made tour page to read more.
The Orang Ulu, or upriver tribes are facing an uncertain future due to their remoteness. Closer to the border with Kalimantan, with no roads, the only way into these regions is by air. This tour will take you off the beaten track to discover the remote villages and the culture of the Orang Ulu people in Kelabit Highlands. You can learn more about their arts, food, practices and relationship with nature. 
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This amazing tour combines culture with nature. You will get the chance to watch the rare Irrawaddy Dolphins splashing in the aquamarine waters of the South China Sea. Accompanied by a native tour guide, you will discover the old secrets of the Dayak indigenous tribe. Their headhunting days may be over, but a stay with Borneo's tribal peoples reveals they're hanging on to tradition in remarkable ways. This is an experience that you'll remember forever.
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Discover the opulent and old fashioned Sultanate of Brunei, one of the smallest countries in the world. Experience all its exotic diversity on this short but comprehensive tour that encompasses religion, traditions, fascinating heritage and tropical rainforest. Truly a "Kingdom of Unexpected Treasures".
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This itinerary incorporates a variety of Sarawak's attractions, encompassing the Santubong Peninsula and the orangutan rehabilitation centre in Semenggoh. It combines wildlife safari, jungle trekking, sightseeing, culture and kayaking into a 5-day Sarawak experience.
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Borneo's friendly traditional communities have opened up their homes to foreign guests so they can have a taste of the ‘kampung’ or village lifestyle to cherish for a lifetime. Experiencing a homestay in a traditional village is perhaps one of the fastest and easiest ways to get to know the real Borneo.
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