• Bako National Park - Bako’s nocturnal residents include the flying lemur, pangolin, mouse deer, various species of fruit-eating and insect-eating bats, tarsier, slow loris, and palm civet.
• Bako National Park - Other wildlife includes long-tailed macaques, silvered langurs, monitor lizards, squirrels, Bornean bearded pigs, and otters. Bako is also a captivating destination for bird watching, with over 150 species recorded.
• Bako National Park - Millions of years of erosion of the underlying sandstone have sculpted a dramatic coastline featuring steep cliffs, rocky headlands, sea arches and stacks, and stretches of white, sandy bays.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Park Admission
• Tour Guide
• Boat Ride

• Snacks
• Food & Drinks

Night Tours offer a unique opportunity to experience wildlife viewing in Bako National Park. After witnessing the park’s wildlife during the day, it’s time to embark on an adventure to discover nocturnal animals. These creatures, including the well-known proboscis monkeys, langurs, macaques, bearded wild boars, flying lemurs, and pit vipers, are more active at night.

Since most monkey species are diurnal, they typically sleep at night. As the tour begins just before sunset, participants can observe monkeys retreating to their forest canopy resting spots. Unlike other primates, monkeys do not build nests; instead, they find the most convenient space on a tree branch.

During the night walks, the tour seeks out insects, frogs, centipedes, scorpions, spiders, and pit vipers. The pit viper, a venomous snake with a green body and yellow underbelly, is arboreal and an excellent climber, often remaining motionless to ambush prey such as small mammals.

• Bring Along :
• Bug Spray
• Water Bottle
• Torch Light
• Poncho / If any rain
• Trekking Attire / Comfortable Trekking Shoes

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.