Land of jungles, beaches and orang-utans: let’s do this, nature! Wake up in a treehouse, spot incredible wildlife just hangin’ out in the jungle (here’s looking at you Proboscis monkey, oh hey Borneo Pygmy Elephant), climb a mountain, take a jungle trek (at night! In the dark!) then soak up a storm in super steaming hot springs. Why study Environmental Science when you can live it? But seriously, stay in school – the world needs crusaders like you.
Borneo is the largest island in the world and home to some of the most exotic and endangered animals on the planet. Borneo is separated between Indonesia and Malaysia, and in Sabah you can visit the world famous Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre. Here you can see amazing work being done to conserve and protect local wildlife and the environment. There are opportunities to stay longer and volunteer which is a magical experience.