An award-winning eco-lodge nestled within the pristine Danum Valley Conservation Area in Sabah. Surrounded by one of the world’s oldest tropical rainforests, the lodge offers immersive nature experiences, wildlife encounters and sustainable accommodation while supporting rainforest conservation and environmental awareness.
• Local cuisine made with locally- sourced ingredients shares Borneon culture, talents and tradition with every meal. • A cultural corner in the lodge showcase the tools used traditionally such as bubu, barait, and magunatip.
• Elevating the guest experience by weaving the history of Coffin Cliff into our guides’ jungle trekking to honour the origin of the indigenous and raise awareness of their heritage. • Comprising talented staff from various lodge departments, performs traditional cultural dances during dinner every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
• Actively collaborating with and supporting the Japan Orangutan Research Centre (JORC). • Implementation of EM (Effective Microorganisms) Mudballs to naturally treat wastewater, preventing chemical contamination and protecting the river ecosystem. • The lodge is a Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) certified in 2024 and awarded ASEAN Green Hotel in 2026.
• Over 90% of the lodge staff are Sabahan, reinforcing our commitment to local hiring and elevating homegrown talent to international hospitality standards. • Driving regional economic growth with more than 50% of procurement and purchasing sourced entirely from local vendors.
• Our Nature Guides receive elite mentorship from acclaimed Nature Ambassador Cede Prudente, alongside continuous knowledge-sharing sessions with visiting researchers, particularly UMS (Universiti Malaysia Sabah) scientists. • Spreading sustainability and conservation awareness to youth through educational programs, including EM mudball-making workshops in Lahad Datu schools.
An award-winning eco-lodge nestled within the pristine Danum Valley Conservation Area in Sabah. Surrounded by one of the world’s oldest tropical rainforests, the lodge offers immersive nature experiences, wildlife encounters and sustainable accommodation while supporting rainforest conservation and environmental awareness.
• Local cuisine made with locally- sourced ingredients shares Borneon culture, talents and tradition with every meal. • A cultural corner in the lodge showcase the tools used traditionally such as bubu, barait, and magunatip.
• Elevating the guest experience by weaving the history of Coffin Cliff into our guides’ jungle trekking to honour the origin of the indigenous and raise awareness of their heritage. • Comprising talented staff from various lodge departments, performs traditional cultural dances during dinner every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
• Actively collaborating with and supporting the Japan Orangutan Research Centre (JORC). • Implementation of EM (Effective Microorganisms) Mudballs to naturally treat wastewater, preventing chemical contamination and protecting the river ecosystem. • The lodge is a Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) certified in 2024 and awarded ASEAN Green Hotel in 2026.
• Over 90% of the lodge staff are Sabahan, reinforcing our commitment to local hiring and elevating homegrown talent to international hospitality standards. • Driving regional economic growth with more than 50% of procurement and purchasing sourced entirely from local vendors.
• Our Nature Guides receive elite mentorship from acclaimed Nature Ambassador Cede Prudente, alongside continuous knowledge-sharing sessions with visiting researchers, particularly UMS (Universiti Malaysia Sabah) scientists. • Spreading sustainability and conservation awareness to youth through educational programs, including EM mudball-making workshops in Lahad Datu schools.
An award-winning eco-lodge nestled within the pristine Danum Valley Conservation Area in Sabah. Surrounded by one of the world’s oldest tropical rainforests, the lodge offers immersive nature experiences, wildlife encounters and sustainable accommodation while supporting rainforest conservation and environmental awareness.
• Local cuisine made with locally- sourced ingredients shares Borneon culture, talents and tradition with every meal. • A cultural corner in the lodge showcase the tools used traditionally such as bubu, barait, and magunatip.
• Elevating the guest experience by weaving the history of Coffin Cliff into our guides’ jungle trekking to honour the origin of the indigenous and raise awareness of their heritage. • Comprising talented staff from various lodge departments, performs traditional cultural dances during dinner every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
• Actively collaborating with and supporting the Japan Orangutan Research Centre (JORC). • Implementation of EM (Effective Microorganisms) Mudballs to naturally treat wastewater, preventing chemical contamination and protecting the river ecosystem. • The lodge is a Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) certified in 2024 and awarded ASEAN Green Hotel in 2026.
• Over 90% of the lodge staff are Sabahan, reinforcing our commitment to local hiring and elevating homegrown talent to international hospitality standards. • Driving regional economic growth with more than 50% of procurement and purchasing sourced entirely from local vendors.
• Our Nature Guides receive elite mentorship from acclaimed Nature Ambassador Cede Prudente, alongside continuous knowledge-sharing sessions with visiting researchers, particularly UMS (Universiti Malaysia Sabah) scientists. • Spreading sustainability and conservation awareness to youth through educational programs, including EM mudball-making workshops in Lahad Datu schools.