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Inikea

Forest restoration

The INIKEA Rainforest Rehabilitation Project, a 6-hour drive from Sukau in the Kinabatangan — 18,500 hectares of forest badly burned by El Niño-driven wildfires in the early 1980s and since replanted with native dipterocarps using funding from IKEA's owners, on a similar model to Infapro at Danum. Despite the scarred history, 1StopBorneo Wildlife's guided groups here have racked up a strong big-cat record: of roughly 25 visiting groups, marbled cat has turned up once and Sunda clouded leopard four times, alongside regular western tarsier, binturong, Sunda stink badger and a range of civets on night drives.

Best for: Sunda Clouded Leopard, night-drive civets, forest restoration
Mammals: Sunda Clouded Leopard, Marbled Cat, Western Tarsier, Binturong, Sunda Stink Badger, Malay Civet, Sunda Leopard Cat, Sambar Deer, Bornean Orangutan
Other: Thomas's Flying Squirrel

Top highlights

  1. Sunda Clouded Leopard
  2. Marbled Cat
  3. Western Tarsier
  4. Binturong
  5. Sunda Stink Badger
  6. Malay Civet
  7. Sunda Leopard Cat
  8. Thomas's Flying Squirrel
  9. Sambar Deer
  10. Bornean Orangutan

Accommodation

Dorm-style beds in a covered, open-sided structure with communal bathrooms.

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