Sign up now to receive our FREE newsletter and special offers
Email Address:
Note: All personal info will remain confidential
Mulu Caves 3 Days/ 2 Nights
Mulu is home to Mulu National Park and one of Borneo’s greatest attractions. Deer
Cave is the world’s largest natural rock chamber that can contain
London’s St. Paul Cathedral five times over and accommodate 40
Boeing 747s side by side. It is accessible by plank walks through
the jungle and by lighted paths throughout. At 5pm each day,
over 1 million bats blacken the sky as they depart Deer Cave in
search of food.
Itinerary
Day 1
Flight from Miri to Mulu. Arrive Mulu by flight. Meet & transfer to the Royal Mulu Resort.
At 1500 hrs, we set off on a 3 km hike through Mulu’s amazing rainforests. Discover Lang Cave and it’s beautiful formation and walk through the world’s largest cave entrance, the Deer Cave. Just before dusk, thousands of bats will swirl & twirl out from the cave entrance in search of food – this is a nature’s spectacle, which is truly fascinating. Return to the resort.
Day 2
Depart on a longboat to visit the Wind & Clearwater Caves. The Wind Cave is famous for the naturally formation of columns & pillars of the King’s Chamber while the Clearwater Cave is formed by the waters of the 118 km long cave system. And do take the opportunity to go for a swim in the clearwater river. Another highlight is a visit to the Penan Settlement – a semi nomadic tribe of Sarawak. Return to the resort at about 1300 hrs. Rest of the day at leisure. Overnight at Royal Mulu Resort. (Breakfast)
Day 3
After breakfast, free at leisure till transfer to the airport for your flight from Mulu to Miri. (Breakfast)
* Single: One person per room
** Double: Two persons in one room - twin share
***Triple: Three persons in one room with 1 extra bed
Remarks
There is a 2D1N Mulu Cave programme which can cover all the showcaves like this programme. However, it can be a rush and it can only work with certain flights.
Mulu is home to Mulu National Park and one of Borneo’s greatest attractions. Deer
Cave is the world’s largest natural rock chamber that can contain
London’s St. Paul Cathedral five times over and accommodate 40
Boeing 747s side by side. It is accessible by plank walks through
the jungle and by lighted paths throughout. At 5pm each day,
over 1 million bats blacken the sky as they depart Deer Cave in
search of food.
Another highlight is a visit to the Penan Settlement – a semi nomadic tribe of Sarawak. Return to the resort at about 1300 hrs. Rest of the day at leisure. Overnight at Royal Mulu Resort. (Breakfast)
