Sepilok Nature Resort
Lodge · Sabah, Malaysian Borneo, Malaysia
Sepilok Nature Resort
Located adjacent to the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre and Sun Bear Conservation Centre, this eco-lodge offers a serene jungle experience. While not directly near Turtle Islands Park, it's a key part of the broader Sandakan wildlife circuit and can be combined with a visit to the turtles, focusing on primates and other rainforest animals.
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Sepilok Nature Resort in Turtle Islands Park
Birding, Spa
Spa, Restaurant, Dining, Bar, Library
luxury
Nearest Airport
Sandakan Airport
Nearest International Airport
Kota Kinabalu International Airport
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