Bako National Park Adventures
Bako National Park, located on the northern tip of the Muara Tebas peninsula in Borneo, is renowned for its lush rainforests, diverse wildlife, and rugged coastline.
About Bako National Park
Established in 1957, Bako National Park is Sarawak's oldest national park, covering 27 square kilometers of pristine rainforest. This coastal gem is famous for its unique rock formations, sweeping beaches, and dense mangrove swamps. The park is home to a variety of ecosystems, ranging from heathland to rainforest, which support a wide array of wildlife, including the endangered proboscis monkey, long-tailed macaques, wild boars, and an assortment of birds and reptiles. Visitors can explore numerous hiking trails that traverse the park, each offering a distinctive perspective of its rich biodiversity. Key activities include wildlife spotting, exploring secluded beaches, and experiencing the tranquility of its remote setting.
Highlights
The stunning view from Telok Pandan Kecil Beach, accessible after a short hike.
Observing the rare proboscis monkeys in their natural mangrove habitat.
Exploring the extraordinary sea stacks and rock formations along the coast.
The pristine Telok Limau beach, perfect for a private, peaceful beach day.
Notable Natural Features
Proboscis Monkeys
These rare monkeys are often seen in the mangroves and are a major draw for wildlife enthusiasts.
Sea Stacks and Cliffs
The park's coast is marked by fascinating geological formations that provide excellent photo opportunities.
Mangrove Swamps
Vital for wildlife habitat, these unique ecosystems are essential to the park's biodiversity.