Who We Are
CV. Borneo Orangutan Safari is a local tour operator under legal company (CV. Borneo Orangutan Safari), based in Kumai, Kotawaringin Barat, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia and one of the tour companies based on orangutan and wildlife adventure tours. Our experience working on the field with the orangutans and the research will give you better understanding to the orangutans and wildlife in its original habitat.
We serve better service and your satisfaction is our main concern. Our tour's name, Orangutan Family, represents our hope and dream to be your good family to accompany your tour in Tanjung Puting National Park. We give you better chance to see and learn of how orangutans life, how they survive in the dense rainforests of Borneo. We provide the best experience to stay on klotok tour to get close to the wildlife habitat. Our goal is to exceed your expectations at every phase of your travel adventure. If you are looking for an experienced Orangutans travel agency, look no further!
Our Boats or Klotok is traditional wooden as one of transportation in kalimantan and Tanjung Puting we have disigned for tourists. We have crews on boat they are captain, asistan captain, cook and guide. They are friendly and helpfull. Sleeping on the boat during your trip in Tanjung Puting is the best way and you will get wonderfull experiences. Sleeping at the open air and hearing the jungle sounds. We have comitment to sustaining the rainforest, save the water and environment to develop environmental awarness and educate our employee, local supliers and clients. To reduce the environmental impact of the activities by conserving energy, limiting pollution and encourage understanding and respect for the costums and culturer of local people and their wild life.
Our Vision
"To be a trusted family that connects travellers with orangutans and the rainforest, while protecting both for future generations."
Our Mission
Everything we do is guided by responsible travel:
Provide the best klotok experience close to the wildlife habitat
Protect the environment and conserve water and energy
Respect local cultures and customs
Benefit local communities and suppliers
Help and protect orangutans and wildlife
Educate our employees, suppliers, and guests
Exceed your expectations at every phase of the journey
Orangutan Tour with Orangutan Family
Let's enjoy the unique beauty of the rainforest where you can see wild orangutans, many kinds of birds, primates, fish, crocodiles, and diverse flora in Kumai, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia. Tanjung Puting National Park is the largest orangutan habitat in the world.
Beyond the orangutan tour, you are invited to wander the beautiful river in the national park's rainforest on a Klotok (traditional houseboat) — an unforgettable, once-in-a-lifetime experience. Cruising Tanjung Puting on a klotok is the perfect way to enjoy the exotic natural beauty. The chirping of birds, colonies of various monkeys jumping through the trees, and crocodiles sunning on the banks complete the wild jungle atmosphere.
Visiting Tanjung Puting National Park is highly recommended for anyone who loves wildlife, photography, and nature. Enjoy your days on our double-decker boat, observing animals in the rainforest from a safe, respectful distance (perfect for taking great photos), and sleep on the boat under mosquito nets on the peaceful waterway. We provide a professional nature guide on board, along with three delicious meals a day and drinks included in the package.
We will provide you with the best services. Let's create lifetime experiences together with Orangutan Family Tour! :)
Borneo & Kalimantan Heritage
Welcome to Indonesia! A nation with thousand islands consisting of more than 17,000 islands which is designated in the South East Asian Archipelagoes. It is the world's largest archipelagic nation, a cultural tapestry as a diverse, endemic wildlife conservatory, vast virgin tropical rainforests and bounty islands with pearly white beaches, delicious foods, fruits and traditional crafts of its indigenous social life.
Borneo is the third largest island in the world after Greenland and New Guinea. Borneo covers 746,309 sq km. Indonesian Borneo is known as Kalimantan "River of Diamonds". It is occupying two-thirds of Borneo land mass, Kalimantan is divided into four provinces: East Kalimantan, West Kalimantan, South Kalimantan and Central Kalimantan. There are over 30 ethnic groups living in this particular island making it as an island with the highest human social group in the world. The native inhabitants of this island is the "Dayak" who live in the interior of the island.
Visit Kalimantan to see the beautiful balance between the wildlife, the landscapes and cultures. Experience Dayak cultures, Orangutans and their habitat with us. Orangutans are our closest living relatives sharing 97% of our DNA, intelligent, puckish and tricky. Come and see the only great red apes found in Asia. They can be found only in the two islands of Sumatra and Borneo. Tanjung Puting National Park is located in the Central West of Kalimantan. It is the last home for Ex-captive and wild orangutans in Borneo. We would be glad to share our knowledge to make your visit with Orangutan Family Tour will be unforgettable memories.
All our tours are based on the principle of responsible travel: protect the environment, respect local cultures, benefit local communities, help and protect orangutans, wildlife and local cultures. We are dedicated in helping you to plan your perfect trip as you dream on going.
Why Travel With Us
Our friendly, experienced crew — captain, assistant, cook, and guide — make sleeping on the klotok under the open sky and jungle sounds a truly wonderful experience.
Local Expertise
We know every feeding station, creek, and trail of Tanjung Puting.
Responsible Travel
We protect orangutans, wildlife, and the rainforest on every trip.
Comfort & Care
Clean klotoks, fresh meals, and a crew who treat you like family.
Safety First
Experienced captains and guides keep every journey safe.
Authentic Wildlife
See wild orangutans, proboscis monkeys, and exotic birds up close.
Community Support
Your trip supports local families and conservation.