Best things to do: Your river cruise will reveal plenty of the Kuching top attractions, so spot them and then dive in deeper. The Kuching waterfront is great for evening strolls and food. The Sarawak Museum for some science and history, and further out of town, the Semenggoh Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, a conservation centre for orangutans is a must-visit.
Best time to go: Head to Kuching between April and October if you want the hottest and driest months. You may still get rained upon, but only occasionally. The whole of Sarawak is generally sheltered from the worst of Southeast Asia’s worst weather.
• Kuching has become the first city in the country that allows motorists legally to turn left when the exit is clear! Keep your eyes peeled.
• Kuching also has one huge roundabout! Its size is equivalent to 1 and a half football pitches. That’s one big roundabout.
• Look out for some of the local dishes on your touring around the city. There’s the famous Kolo Mee, Mee Po and Kampua mee. All very tasty and really need to be eaten.
You will find there are several Kuching lunch and dinner cruise options available. Check the individual tour details for the menu and the options available.
We realise you want to capture those destination hotspots on your tour. Many operators do offer free Wi-Fi on board, but you will need to check with the individual operator.
Yes, but be aware that there is a high season (April to September) and Low Season (October to March). Check the tour details for timings.
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Each tour is different, but in general, they will have a duration between 1 to 2 hours. Make sure to check the specific tour for timings.
Boat tours will run at different times of the day, especially if you are booked on a lunch or dinner cruise. Make sure to check the tour details for a full listing of times.