This eco-friendly inn features several adjoining elevated pavilions, which are perched over the gently flowing Sekonyer River on the edge of Borneo’s Tanjung Puting National Park. This remote retreat is only accessible via a traditional Klotok boat. Walkways join the 35 comfortable air-conditioned guestrooms, and the restaurant, reception area and lounge all blend naturally into the surrounding jungle. Guests will wake up each day to the sounds of birds, gibbons, and macaque monkeys. On occasion, orangutans can be seen roaming around the lodge. Most evenings, a family of proboscis monkeys will settle above the lodge in the trees to sleep. The unique location offers excellent access to a number of orangutan tours and feeding stations situated within the national park. The park is also home to several other primate species, and a wide array of birds that dwell within this lush rainforest.


Bapak Noprianto
Your Host and The Team
“Our vision is to provide a comfortable ecolodge, and help the orangutans in the Tanjung Puting National Park to survive. The park has eight species of primates, crocodiles and other reptiles, over 200 species of birds, and rich flora and fauna. The forest environment with fits our conservation model, and we only employ local people including our own guides that work together with the park rangers to help preserve this unique area.”
Rooms
Diamond Room (3 units)
Emerald Rooms (12 units)
Amethyst Beo Rooms (10 units)
Amethyst Enggang Rooms (10 units)
Facilities and Highlights











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Facilities and Highlights
- Restaurant: situated in the middle of the rainforest, this restaurant has wooden bars in the open window areas to make it safe from primate entry. There are no other restaurants within 20km. The menu has a number of local dishes including: beef rendang, fried prawns, nasi goreng, soto ayam and gado gado. It also serves vegetarian food. The back of the restaurant has a meeting room where one can watch films and play games. The inn also has a boat restaurant.
- Adventure: Guests can take tours inside the Tanjung Puting National Park to see orangutans, and other primates including proboscis monkeys, langurs, Bornean gibbons, and macaques, as well as birds, butterflies, and reptiles.
Useful Information
GENERAL
Total number of rooms: 35Time zone: (GMT+07:00) Jakarta
Currency accepted: IDR
Credit cards accepted: Visa, Mastercard
Electricity voltage: 220V
Electricity plug type:

CONCIERGE
Your concierge is ready to assist you with planning and completing your reservation, contact them on dream@secret-retreats.comACCESS
by boat from Kumai via the Sekonyer River.Airport: Pangkalan Bun Iskandar Airport (PKN) - 35 km
Pier: Kumai Harbor - 20 km
CONTACT
Sekonyer River – Tanjung Puting National Park Pangkalan Bun, Central Kalimantan , IndonesiaCONTACT HERE
We Care

In conjunction with Friends of the National Parks (FNP), this eco-friendly lodge has a re-forestation campaign. They have now planted over 11,000 trees in the park. The programme is funded from private donors and the company’s conservation fund, which also provides firefighting equipment. The Rapid Response Forest Protection Unit is based in the village of Tanjung Harapan, where a team of 15 persons whom have been specially trained by the Beechmont Rural Fire Brigade in Australia are on hand at all times in case there is a fire. In addition, the resort also works with the Tanjung Puting National Park and the NGO Friends of the National Parks to form local volunteer groups, and liaise with government-specific organisations (especially the national parks).
