Safari in Malaysia

Rainfall begins to decrease, though showers are still common. Humidity remains high.

The forests are lush and vibrant. Look for proboscis monkeys along riverbanks and diverse birdlife.

We recommend heading to the Kinabatangan River for excellent primate sightings as the water levels are often good for boat trips.

Rainfall lessens considerably, with more sunshine. It's still warm and humid.

This is a great time for spotting orangutans and macaques. The jungle floor is alive with insects and smaller creatures.

Generally dry with high temperatures and humidity. Occasional afternoon thunderstorms are possible.

The forests are teeming with life. We often see pygmy elephants near water sources and a wide array of reptiles.

We find April ideal for exploring the trails in Danum Valley, with good chances of spotting diverse mammals.

The weather becomes drier overall, with less humidity and more sunshine. Occasional rain showers.

This is a prime time for wildlife viewing, especially for larger mammals. Birding remains excellent.

We love the drier conditions in May, making jungle trekking more comfortable and wildlife spotting more productive.

Dry season continues with warm temperatures and lower humidity. Sunny days are frequent.

Excellent month for seeing orangutans and proboscis monkeys. The rivers are lower, offering better access to certain areas.

We recommend boat safaris along the Kinabatangan River in June for unparalleled primate and bird sightings.

Still part of the dry season, expect warm, sunny days with minimal rain. Humidity is moderate.

This is peak season for spotting orangutans and other primates. Many species are more active and visible.

We find July offers some of the best chances to see orangutans in their natural habitat, especially in Sabah.

Continues to be dry and warm, though occasional brief showers can occur. Humidity is pleasant.

Wildlife is abundant. We often see sun bears and various deer species. Birding is superb.

We love the consistent dry weather in August, making it perfect for exploring the ancient rainforests of Borneo.

Rainfall starts to increase slightly, but it's generally still a pleasant time to visit. Warm and humid.

This is a fantastic month for birdwatching as resident species are very active. Orangutan sightings remain good.

We recommend September for its excellent birding opportunities combined with reliable primate sightings.

Expect more frequent rain showers, often in the afternoon. Temperatures are warm and humidity is high.

The rainforest is incredibly lush. Look for unique insects and amphibians. Riverine wildlife is still active.

We enjoy the vibrant, post-rain jungle scenery in October, and the chances of seeing unique flora and fauna.

Rainfall increases significantly, especially on the east coast. Expect heavy downpours and high humidity.

Migratory birds begin to arrive. Wildlife viewing can be challenging due to weather, but the rainforest is at its most verdant.

We find November best for those who appreciate the raw, untamed beauty of a rainforest in full bloom, despite the rain.

Heavy rainfall continues, particularly on the east coast. Inland areas also experience frequent showers.

Birding is excellent with many resident and migratory species. River levels are high, facilitating boat access in some areas.

We recommend December for its dramatic rainforest atmosphere and excellent opportunities for spotting diverse birdlife.