Turtle Bay
Step into an un-explored touristic world where you discover the enchanting underwater paradise of Teluk Sumbang in Indonesian Borneo! Begin your journey with a brief boat ride along the beautiful white sand beaches, where tall coconut trees sway gently in the breeze. Once there, you’ll have the chance to swim alongside graceful sea turtles—though remember, it’s best not to touch them. You can also listen closely for the mesmerizing sounds of whales and dolphins that may be nearby, adding to the magical atmosphere of this underwater wonderland.
From Teluk Sumbang, you’ll venture into the crystal-clear, warm waters where you can get up close and personal with these amazing creatures.
If you're feeling adventurous, you can try a quick snorkel to explore the vibrant underwater world. Alternatively, you can simply unwind on the soft, white sandy beaches shaded by palm trees. After a relaxing time in the water or on the sand, enjoy a delicious and fresh lunch that features seasonal fruits and local delicacies.
Indonesian Borneo has long been home to many communities, with archaeological evidence showing that parts of the island have been inhabited for thousands of years.
Some of the oldest cave discoveries date back to around 3000 years ago. This rich history has helped preserve much of the island’s natural beauty, keeping it largely untouched by modern development. As a result, Teluk Sumbang and its surrounding areas remain one of the last places in the world where diverse flora and fauna can be found in their purest, most natural form.