Full-service flights from European cities to exotic Malaysian Borneo from €485
Head off on a trip to mega exotic Borneo! China Southern Airlines are offering discounted flights from Rome, Amsterdam, Paris, and Frankfurt to Kota Kinabalu starting at only €485 for a round trip.
Explore the captivating wonders of Malaysian Borneo, a nature lover’s paradise. Immerse yourself in the lush rainforests, home to rare wildlife like orangutans and pygmy elephants. Discover the rich indigenous cultures of tribes like the Iban and Dayak. Dive into the turquoise waters to uncover vibrant coral reefs and marine life. Trek through the mystical landscapes of Mount Kinabalu and experience the thrill of adventure in the Danum Valley. Malaysian Borneo offers an unforgettable journey through diverse landscapes and traditions.
Travel dates:
December 2024 / February – March 2025 (vary by route)
Routes:
From: Rome, Amsterdam, Paris, Frankfurt
To: Kota Kinabalu
Note: these routes may include long layovers in Guangzhou, China.
Baggage allowance:
One cabin bag and one checked bag
In Kota Kinabalu we suggest you stay at the well-rated 4* Pan Borneo Hotel Kota Kinabalu
If you need a car for your trip we encourage you to book it on Rentalcars.com
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