By comparison to other locations in Borneo, the chalets at Deramakot offer fairly basic accommodation, but for a remote forest reserve the chalets do have the amenities one needs, with hot showers in private bathrooms, and air-conditioning. There is hotwater and electricity 24/7.
Each cabin has three rooms. The rooms are furnished with two beds and private bathroom.
There is a common living room and dining area (simply furnished), and kitchen.
Good food; the staff (mostly wives of rangers) are welcoming and make an effort for their guests with special dietary requirements.
There is no WiFi at the centre - you can purchase a prepaid simcard on arrival into Borneo, but even that has limited coverage.
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15 nights from £4,755 per person
Borneo Wildlife Bonanza
Itinerary Highlights
- Orangutans, Gibbons, Langurs and Macaques
- Chance to seek Borneo's wonderful wild cats
- Civets, Porcupines, Martens and Weasels
- Pygmy elephants, Sun bears, Bantengs and Chevrotains
Deramakot Research Centre Cabins
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