Mulu National Park is located at Miri Division in Malaysian state of Sarawak in Borneo. Established as a National Park in 1974 was declared an iconic UNESCO World Heritage Area at 55000 hectares in 2000. Caves are the signature of Mulu National Park. Thick and massive limestone ensure that Mulu National Park has the largest cave passage in the world. The Deer Cave is the largest naturally enclosed space at Sarawak Chamber. The Clearwater Cave is one of the longest caves in the world.

There is another side to Mulu National Park, due to its location, it provides an isolated wilderness experience with immense rainforest and limestone caves as back drop for a rejuvenating rainforest stay in the deluxe setting of Mulu Marriott Resort.

Room Policies & Guidelines

Twin Share:
Max. Allowed: 2 x Adults, 1 x Child (with extra bed), 1 x Child (with no bed)

Triple Share:
Max. Allowed: 3 x Adults

Single:
Max. Allowed: 1 x Adult

Itinerary :- 3 days / 2 nights (Package L2)

Day 1     Home – Mulu 
               Arrive Mulu airport, by 1100 hours transfer to hotel. At 1300 hours, depart for a 3 km 
               plank walk to Lang and Deer Caves. Witness millions of bats ascending to the evening sky.
               Walk back to resort by 1830. Overnight Mulu National Park.

Day 2     Mulu – Wind Cave & Clearwater Cave 
    After breakfast, 0800 depart to Wind Cave and Clear Water Cave by boat. Enroute visit a
   Penan settlement. Admire the caves of wind, swim in crystal clear water and enjoy a picnic
   lunch before returning to resort by 1400. Overnight Mulu National Park.
   (breakfast / picnic lunch included)           

Day 3     Mulu – Home 
    After breakfast, at leisure till transfer to Mulu airport. (breakfast included)

Include – Accommodation, transfer, entrance fee, tour guide, meal as stated.
Exclude – Airfare, meals not stated, expenses of personal nature.