Starting with the 1hr bumpy drive to and from the resort - For myself this was painful on the neck as there were no head supports in the mini vans which take visitors to and from Lahad Datu. Once arrived the rooms were quite spacious and well furnished but they could get quite stuffy during the day despite having air... More

We had a very good time in Tabin. Our guide, Mohammed, was a great wildlife spotter, and we saw many species on our walks and drives. As it's secondary rather than primary rainforest, they prefer you to go on trucks rather than walk as the terrain is very muddy. We did walk to a volcano, slogging for 600 metres through... More

We had a great experience in Tabin. Our guide, Mohammed was very knowledgeable about the local wildlife and took us on several guided tours including a dusk tour where we saw, among other things, a flying squirrel, several species of hornbill and a couple of bee eaters. He also took us on a night-time walk to look for snakes. He... More

I would like to give it 3.5 but tripadvisor doesn't allow this so i gave a 4. I agree with one of the earlier reviewers regarding the ease of treks and the need to clean up the hill lodges. It is definitely a place for people with mobility issues (except for the hill lodges which seem much more challenging than... More

We have just returned from 3 night, 2 day, a stay at Tabin. It is probably the best place to see wild orang-utans, gibbons, elephant (all of which we saw) in Borneo because it is situated between primary and secondary forest, so not too dense. Another highlight was the waterfall walk/swim. Once we explained to our guide that we were... More

I have been to the resort in september 2012, a 3 days/2nights package; little bit expensive, but every ringgit was deserved. A paradise lost in a sad sea of palm plantation. By highlighting are location (with beautiful lodges close a river in the rainforest) and activities (walk and drive safaris). It is impossible don't see animals: monkeys, elephants, birds...; a... More

But, we did get great views of pygmy elephants and orang utan mother with child, and the lodge does have a nice setting. Be warned, this is not a jungle experience, this is a highly managed series of drives along three roads with a couple short walks, one to a waterfall and one to a mud volcano, which is interesting.... More

i was here with a group of friends. It was difficult at first because most of us did not really like jungle and stuff. But, as we entered the centre, we started to appreciate and love the beauty of it. Everything was so greem and preserved. The best part was, we managed to join the staff to the mud volcano... More

Accommodation is not luxurious, but amazing considering this is 18km or so into the jungle. wireless Internet connection is extremely poor (use it to send/receive emails without pictures only), but you won't need it. Nature experience here is top-notch. Mostly secondary forest (stopped lodging in the 80s, so forest quite thick). Rooms are clean, beds big and comfortable and all... More