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Getting there
Lowland
Rainforest Habitat I Wildlife
I Jungle
Trails I Activities
I Getting
there
Danum Valley is located 80 kilometres inland from Lahad Datu on
Sabah's east coast. The journey takes approximately 2 hours with
the first 15 kilometers being the main Lahad Datu-Tawau road. The
rest of the ride is on an unsealed but well maintained private logging
road.
While it is possible to take your own transpot into the Valley,
permits will have to be obtained beforehand. It is thus better to
avail yourselves of the pick-up service provided by Borneo Rainforest
Lodge through Borneo Nature Tours Sdn Bhd from Lahad Datu airport.
Bordered by the Segama and Danum Rivers, Danum Rivers, Danum Valley
is a rugged terrain of gently sloping inclines with elevation less
than 760 meters in most places, descending into level riverine habitats.
Three summits in the interior of Danum, the highest reaching 1,093
meters, give way to a rolling plateau on the western side and form
the headwaters of the Segama River which traverses through a comtinuous
series of gorges, of which only a couple are accessible by foot.
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