Lightweight, breathable, and quick-drying fabrics are ideal. Cotton, linen, or synthetic blends circulate air and wick moisture.
Modest dressing is appreciated, especially when visiting religious sites like mosques or temples, or in rural villages.
Closed-toe shoes with good grip that can get wet and muddy. Waterproof hiking sandals or Light hiking shoes.
Keeping your documents organized and secure is important for a stress-free trip. Have original copies and backups.
Pack the right gear to stay connected and powered.
Capture your Borneo adventure with the right camera gear.
Google Maps (offline), Waze, Grab/Gojek, Google Translate, WhatsApp, local weather apps.
Use cloud storage (Google Drive/Dropbox) for photos/documents. Bring an External hard drive or USB drive.
A Small padlock for luggage or lockers. A Pacsafe anti-theft bag.
Pack a well-stocked First aid kit tailored to the Borneo climate.
Carry sufficient prescription medications with documentation.
A small Daypack for water, snacks, Rain jacket.
Bring your own gear if preferred, or rent on location.
If you plan to self-cater and camp in tropical conditions.
A few extra items enhance your comfort and security during your journey.
Reduce waste and stay comfortable with these practical items.
Refillable bottles reduce plastic waste.
For coffee/tea, avoids single-use cups.
Eco-friendly power for small devices.
Less paper, lighter to carry.
Roll clothes tightly to maximize space and reduce wrinkles. Use packing cubes to organize items within your luggage.
Place heavier items at the bottom of your bag and lighter items on top. Keep a small bag for dirty laundry separate.
