Join us on our 16-night voyage aboard Coral Geographer as we sail from Manila to Singapore through the equatorial waters of the Philippines and Malaysian Borneo. Dive and snorkel at the geographical centre of the Coral Triangle, exploring the world’s most biodiverse marine habitats. On Culion Island, visit the historic village and UNESCO-inscribed leprosy archives. In Sandakan, meet the dedicated team at the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre and learn about vital conservation work. Experience a cultural feast at Mari Mari Cultural Village, where you’ll connect with local communities and witness their traditions of Sabah. In Miri, venture into the awe-inspiring Niah Caves, one of the world’s most significant archaeological sites. Finally, in Kuching, encounter resident orangutans at the Semenggoh Wildlife Centre and hear about efforts to protect their natural habitat.
- Dive and snorkel at the geographical centre of the Coral Triangle amongst the most biodiverse marine habitats in the world
- Explore the historical village of Culion and the leprosy archives inscribed into the UNESCO Memory of the World Register
- Visit the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre at Sepilok raising awareness and conservation research of this endangered species
- Enjoy an exotic cultural feast event interacting with diverse ethnic groups at Mari Mari Cultural Village
- Explore one of the world’s most unique cave systems and archaeologies – Niah Caves
- Meet resident Orangutans and hear about the continuing plight of dislocation from natural environments at the Semenggoh Wildlife Centre