Peak Season! Cheap flights from Singapore to Sarawak, Borneo from only $51!
Peak Season!
Scoot is offering a good price on flights from Singapore to Kuching, Borneo! Book a ticket from only $51 for a roundtrip!
If you are wishing to take a break and spend few days immersed in beautiful natural places and wonderful beaches, this is your occasion!
This region of Borneo (known as East Malaysia) is practically untouched by the outside world. Trek across Kinabalu Park and enjoy the view of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Mount Kinabalu (4 096 m). Ride the North Borneo Railway train or head to Sipadan Island - one of the best dive sites in the world. Relax on the sandy beaches of Manukan Island and Sapi Island, just off the coast of Kota Kinabalu.
For incredible wildlife experience, stay in one of the wooden chalets along the Kinabatangan River to see the elephants, orangutans, Proboscis monkeys, cute little tarsiers, gibbons, slow lorises, freshwater sharks and dolphins, Sumatran rhinoceros and crocodiles. Nature lovers and eco-minded adventurers should also consider visiting Sepilok Orangutan Sanctuary, Labuk Bay Proboscis Monkey Sanctuary, Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre or Turtle Island Park.
To find out more about Borneo go to Destination Fly4free: Borneo >>
Start planning your trip with Lonely Planet’s travel guides
Travel dates:
June – September, 2019
To check all available dates just follow one of the links below and use the monthly view on Scoot website.
Routing:
Singapore – Kuching – Singapore
How to book:
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Baggage policy:
One cabin bag per passenger.
Sample reservation:
Singapore – Kuching – Singapore>>>
Accommodation:
In Kuching you can stay at 4* Grand Margherita Hotel. This property features an outdoor pool and rooms with ensuite bathroom, safe and flat-screen TV.
Airport Transfers:
Take advantage of cheap transfers on Rideways.com>>>
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