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Thailand to Malaysia by Road Bike

Thailand to Malaysia by Road Bike

Embrace the buzz of Thailand and Malaysia on this epic road biking trip over 12 days

Cycle through the hidden gems of southern Thailand and peninsular Malaysia on this immersive road adventure. Glide past palm plantations, explore heritage towns, and climb jungle-clad highlands. Experience shifting cultures, from Buddhist temples to Muslim mosques, and savour local flavours along the way. Ride the rice plains, relax in George Town, conquer the Cameron Highlands, and finish beneath Kuala Lumpur’s iconic Batu Caves—a journey of landscapes, history, and unforgettable vistas.

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Untamed Borneo

Untamed Borneo

Dense jungles, wild animals and exotic flora will be your introduction to Borneo on this cycling holiday. Rivers, mountains, and beaches are to follow as you bike on dirt and tarmac roads across the north of Borneo.

This trip starts off where the wild things are. You'll cycle to, and spend two nights in, the midst of Malaysia’s largest wildlife reserve, where you are sure to sight monkeys and teeming bird life. Next it’s on to a boat to cruise through the mangroves of the Kinabatagan River and hopefully sight proboscis monkeys, found only in Borneo. The tour will visit two different sanctuaries to see proboscis monkeys and orangutans up close before switching tracks and cycling off road. Then, from a position up high with spectacular views of Mount Kinabalu, you'll descend to the stunning coastline and are rewarded for all your efforts with a night at a luxurious resort.

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Borneo Heritage by Bicycle

Borneo Heritage by Bicycle

An 8 day cycling adventure through culturally rich Sarawak and its wetlands, jungles and beaches.

Sarawak, a Malaysian state in northeastern Borneo, provides a vivid snapshot of the island’s rich cultural and natural heritage. Taking the state capital of Kuching as a launchpad, this 8-day cycling adventure traverses the surrounding hinterlands, wetlands, jungles, and beaches for a taste of what Asia’s largest island has to offer.