Sarawak is a good adventure world. It is suit for everybody who likes to adventure. With the world's oldest rainforest covering 70% of the State - an area the size of Austria - and some of the most spectacular geography anywhere, the State offers challenges at all levels. It consist a network of rivers ranging from the lazily meandering to heart-stopping rapids, and have mountains and cliffs so rugged some have never been climbed and, with the world's most extensive cave system.

You can climbe on a limestone crag to a day's walk up a mountain trail and back in time for dinner at the hotel. You can also take a morning's stroll through a national park close to a major town or spend several days trekking along a jungle trail, sleeping each night in a different longhouse. Besides, you can explore Sarawak's myriad rivers by longboat, letting the outboard motor do the work.You even can swim from golden deserted beaches or scuba dive off islands and reefs and watch the giant sea turtles. Increasingly popular are live-aboard scuba holidays where you have offshore reefs entirely to yourself.