Wonderful experience deep in the rainforest. The skywalk is very impressively done with great information on the local wildlife prevalent throughout. Limited food and drinks available and cash only for entry/refreshments. A must visit when in Sepilok and Sandakan.

Excellent night walk at the RDC we saw a Tarsier, Slow Lori, Giant Red Flying Squirrel and some birds. Anzar from Sandakan Transport Service (WhatsApp +60 017 821 7605) reserved our places and provided return transport all for a very good price. I would definitely recommend the RDC night walk and Anzar’s transportation service.

While we did not have very good luck during the day seeing many birds, we did thoroughly enjoy the canopy walk and the trails. The best part is the night hike at a great deal for 30mr. Our guide Jaity was EXCELLENT, well organized and we started promptly at 6 pm! We saw snakes, flying squirrels, slow loris, several stick insects and a western tarsier. My suggestion - use a guide either day or night.

This review is JUST for the night walk which is SO WORTH IT. I have a feeling the entrance free during the day is unjustified, as I freely wandered the plant garden right before the night walk. The 2 hour night walk is just fantastic. The guides’ eyes catch so many things us mere tourists would never see. Although the flying squirrel was too fast in flight to catch a photo of, seeing it was SO cool (despite waiting a half hour to do so). The adorable Western Tarsie though was the highlight of my evening (and potentially my whole Malaysia trip?!)

We decided to visit this at the end of the day, so may have not visited at the optimum time for viewing. Too late for diurnal and too early for nocturnal. We saw a python but only because someone with a guide, pointed this out to us. However, great just to walk on the raised platform - see a different perspective. Quite scary in places and some of the watch towers are difficult to climb if you have mobility, health issues. Also, on the ground lots of raised tree roots, which were slippy so suggest sturdy footwear. At the entrance, there is a bucket with sticks in. We spoke to another visitor who was wearing sunglasses on her head and a monkey jumped on her back and tried to take them off her. Hence the sticks. (to bang against the railing as a warning not to hit the monkeys!!) Good price to enter - we didn't do the nightwalk as just too late for us. Would recommend and return.

This night walk is literally worth every Ringgit. I had it twice but didn‘t see any animals in the first night. Luckily I had a second chance just today. I saw a flying squirrel, a flying lemur, a small green viper, many spiders and insects. The highlight was definitely to be able to see a baby slow Loris with its mother and a western tasir. I would highly recommend Mr. Rosli and Mr. Dom as your night walk guides since they are very professional and ethical and put a lot of effort to spot the animals in the dark. Don‘t forget to book the night walk in advance because the demand is really high. Once it‘s full they won‘t take you spontaneously into the group. Take some insect repellent and wear your hiking shoes. It can be really itchy.

I really enjoyed my visit here! We spent quite some time (from 09h30-14h incl lunch). We were there in the morning and there were only few people so it was very nice to be in such a calm place. Lots to do, nice if you can take your time for the visit and take some breaks during the walk to enoy the environment (there are several benches). There is also a small museum and a garden at the end, so quite some things to see and to do. We also had lunch here which was very good.

Good birding. Saw lots, especially spiderhunters, from the watching towers and canopy. Enjoyed listening to gibbon calls. Night tour starts with watching the flying squirrels and then looks for nocturnal mammals etc. Saw slow loris. The cafe at RDC sold really good meals, drinks and ice cream at reasonable prices. Took great photos on the suspension bridge.

Wonderful place to visit during the day AND night. We went in the early afternoon and once more for a night walk between 8-10pm and saw many cool birds, insects and other animals we otherwise wouldn’t see during regular business hours! You have to reserve a spot in advance through any of the contacts on their site for the night walk though so you won’t have any luck if you’re going last minute. There also won’t be any regular grabs at the late hours, but we were grateful that Syafiq could bring us back to Sandakan that night, for those looking to contact him his number is +60 14-972 5651

Well worth a visit (or two) This was our second visit here, the first time was 5 years ago and we saw many different types of birds and had a very close encounter with an Orang-utan This time was marred by having a very noisy family following us for most of the raised walk so we came off and walked to the giant tree ! Wow very well sign posted and was firm underfoot. Watch out for the pig tailed macaques,they are very very aggressive. Don’t try to pass them choose another way as the will bite Would highly recommend