As morning broke, I headed out into a mauve and tangerine-streaked sky on an island named after Mother Earth. I spotted two oriental hornbills pecking at the roof, long-tailed macaques swinging through the trees and cicadas rattling somewhere in the canopy, as well as a monkey with a baby clutching at her underside, who accepted my gift of an apple: Malaysian Borneo’s Gaya Island most certainly lives up to its name.
The lux eco-resorts helping protect Malaysia's natural bounty
Luxury
Sasha Wood
16 January 2024
Malaysia’s eco-lux island resorts are perfect for clients who want to enjoy nature without forgoing creature comforts, while also contributing to conservation efforts.
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