Best Tanjung Puting Orangutan Tours in Pangkalan Bun

Because 100% of the options we compare focus on nature, you can expect an immersive wildlife experience. The vast majority of tours, at 82%, are cruise and sailing adventures where you live on a boat while exploring the jungle. Most travelers describe these as incredible trips with amazing wildlife encounters.

Prices vary depending on the length and exclusivity of the trip. Across the booking platforms we check, most tours fall between $425–$1,150, though the total spread can range from about $246 to $1,695.

The duration depends on whether you want a short excursion or a multi-day expedition. Most options have a median duration of 3 days, but you can find experiences ranging from 12 hours to as long as 5 days.

You have a high chance of securing a more personal experience, as 82% of the listed options are private tours. Additionally, the majority of these tours, at 82%, are fully guided.

While inclusions vary by provider, we found that many options offer a comprehensive package. The most common inclusions are:

• Guides included (64% of options)
• Meals included (64% of options)
• Hotel pickup and drop-off (55% of options)

Yes, there is a wide range of linguistic support available. Among the tours we compare, options are offered in 8 different languages, including English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian, Malay, Indonesian, and German.

Since these are primarily river-based expeditions, 100% of the tours we compare use boats for transportation. Walking is the most common secondary way to get around, featured in 36% of the options.

You must take a boat from Kumai Port. Most travelers book a Klotok boat tour to navigate the river towards the orangutan camps.

Pack lightweight clothing, mosquito repellent, and waterproof bags. Bring a flashlight and extra power banks for nights on the river.

ATMs are available in Pangkalan Bun city. However, connectivity is very limited once you head into the national park areas.