Perfect stay in a clean and comfy guesthouse, surrounded by Salomas family.
Our kids -and so were we- were taken by this place: lovely animals, nice people and a stunning... read more nature! The hike to the farm with a jubgle-cooking-adventure was our hightlight of many others!

  We ended our 8 day adventure in Borneo with Saloma. She and her family welcomed us into her home and gave us an amazing and authentic experience. Food... read more and accommodations couldn’t have been better and were true to the culture. She took us to her...More

  Saloma and her family give a genuine kampung experience. Their home is very clean, beautifully maintained and so welcoming. A shout-out to Selena, a beautiful young Bidiyuh woman who... read more even took me to church last Sunday.
The daily programme is very well organised behind the scenes, with each small group of guests having a similar yet uniquely personal daily experience.
William is a star, he should be retired by now but his physical strength is incredible. The full day waterfalls experience concluding with pomelo at his house that he climbed to pick....
On the farm-walk day with Nicholas, Andy and Saloma's mum we saw this is truly a genuine hunter-gatherer-cultivation village. Cos we twigged a can of sweetcorn was the only bought food we had eaten in 3 days.
Saloma's vision to bring outsiders into her kampung was bold but it is clearly successful and respectful on both sides.
Living softly on the land and with the land. More

  Saloma's place is a wooden cottage right in the middle of dense Borneo Jungles. She is very well known in the jungle within village community and we/guests experienced first class... read more treatment. Me being a vegetarian, Saloma took extra care to make special vegetarian dishes like curry, salads etc. She took us on a wonderful trek inside the jungle to her farm where we saw countless pineapple trees and cocoa plantations. We ended the trek with a nice swim in a waterfall - it seems there are at-least 50 such water falls Saloma tells. Best part of the whole trip was no WiFi, mobile network whatsoever. If you like wildlife (orangutans), nature, rivers (kayaking etc.) and fresh organic food - visit Saloma's place.