DAYAK JUNGLE RETREAT
You don’t have to jump straight into a 2-or 3-day Dayak Jungle Retreat. You can start small-spend an hour, two hours, three hours, or even a full day exploring Dayak culture and philosophy. Once you feel confident, you can dive deeper with a 2-or 3-day retreat in the forest, living side by side with the Dayak people. Here, you’ll experience their way of life-blending with nature, growing food, raising livestock, and protecting the forest they’ve lived in harmony with for over five millennia. Join us and discover what it means to truly live with nature.
Dayak Jungle Retreat
You’ll be adventuring through the Dayak forest near a traditional village, reconnecting with nature at a temporary jungle camp. Here, you’ll experience how the Dayak people live in harmony with the land-growing their own food, raising livestock, and protecting the forest that sustains them. Along the way, you’ll be inspired by Dayak culture, philosophy, and their deep respect for nature. Join us at the Dayak Jungle Retreat and let the wild call you home!
Choose a pricing plan
An Hour Guide
$10
Take a one‑hour guided journey to explore Dayak culture, philosophy, or simply wander through nearby Dayak areas and if you’re up for it, we can head deeper into the forest. This experience is perfect if you already have your own motorbike or car, as I’ll ride along with you and guide the way.
Please note: prices don’t include meals, drinks, souvenirs, or entry tickets to attractions
Please note: prices don’t include meals, drinks, souvenirs, or entry tickets to attractions
Guide + Motorbike
$20
Guide + car (fuel + driver included): $20/hour - ideal for solo travelers
Please note: prices don’t include meals, drinks, souvenirs, or entry tickets to attractions.
Please note: prices don’t include meals, drinks, souvenirs, or entry tickets to attractions.
Guide + Car
$35
Guide + car (fuel + driver included): $35/hour - ideal for groups up to 5
Please note: prices don’t include meals, drinks, souvenirs, or entry tickets to attractions.
Please note: prices don’t include meals, drinks, souvenirs, or entry tickets to attractions.
Guide + Motorbike a Full Day Package
$200
Sometimes there’s traffic, so this package is designed to give you peace of mind. It’s a full-day package, meaning if your trip runs longer than 12 hours, you’ll still pay the same price.
Please note: the price does not include meals, drinks, souvenirs, or entry tickets to attractions.
Please note: the price does not include meals, drinks, souvenirs, or entry tickets to attractions.
Guide + Car Package a Full Day Package
$350
Sometimes there’s traffic, so this package is designed to give you peace of mind. It’s a full-day package, meaning if your trip runs longer than 12 hours, you’ll still pay the same price.
Please note: the price does not include meals, drinks, souvenirs, or entry tickets to attractions.
Please note: the price does not include meals, drinks, souvenirs, or entry tickets to attractions.
Dayak Jungle Retreat - 2 Day Package + Motorbike
$500
Dayak Jungle Retreat - 2 Day Package + Motorbike
Guide + Motorbike (fuel + driver included): $500 per person – perfect for solo travelers
What’s included: meals, cooking class, cultural dance, drinks, and a temporary jungle camp
Guide + Motorbike (fuel + driver included): $500 per person – perfect for solo travelers
What’s included: meals, cooking class, cultural dance, drinks, and a temporary jungle camp
Dayak Jungle Retreat – 3 Day Package + Car
$500
Dayak Jungle Retreat - 3 Day Package + Car
Guide + Car (fuel + driver included): $500 per person - ideal for groups of 2 to 5 people. Please note: each participant needs to book individually.
What’s included: meals, cooking class, cultural dance, drinks, storytelling with a Dayak elder about culture and philosophy, and a temporary jungle camp
Guide + Car (fuel + driver included): $500 per person - ideal for groups of 2 to 5 people. Please note: each participant needs to book individually.
What’s included: meals, cooking class, cultural dance, drinks, storytelling with a Dayak elder about culture and philosophy, and a temporary jungle camp