Anyone (and i have met one ot two) that say that this is not worth the detour has got to be well and truely daft. A great place. Staying just round the corner,we were able to visit this place four times (once at night). Eachtime the atmosphere was slightly different, cooler and more active after a rain shower, busy in... More

Great project, and good to go to before you do a jungle tour, so at least you've seen some of the famous orangs. More

It was smaller as i thought and there was only one orang utan. But it was nice. I had a good time there. There were also makay monkeys who were going after the food, that was so entertaining. I got to make some nice pictures of the orang utan. More

If you are not planning a visit to the rainforest proper for trekking or river cruising, Sepilok is probably your best chance to see a freely moving Orangutan. You have to remember that there are no guarantees they will show for the feedings, though, and this is probably a good thing. It means they are finding food on their own,... More

They must have fed them before 10.00am as only 2 bothered to turn up. Lots of Hype and attendees and not anything you wouldn't see in Melbourne Zoo More

Such a shame that this place has to exist... if the rainforests weren't being destroyed Sepilok wouldn't be needed. We arrived on a coach with quite a few others... it was raining so people had golf umbrellas up - bit OTT in my opinion buy hey! Take a walk along broadwalks to a viewing area with a feeding platform infront.... More

We arrived at the Sepilok Orang Utan sanctuary full of hope and excitement. We walked through the rainforest (make sure you have insect repellent on) and were somewhat saddened to see how many people there were. I know we too were tourists but I had not expected there to be so many people and cameras! Most people ignored the signs... More

OK... the other people ruin it but that's not the centres fault. The view of the apes and monkeys is amazing, and theres a chance they can come up. The macaques especially spent a lot of time coming over to have a look at the people going past. I guess they know that when people arrive, food gets dropped on... More

It was a dream to come to this place and it was ruined by loud tourists from Russia and the UK who refused to keep quiet and frightened the animals away. I saw ONE orang Utan. If I were to do it again, I would speak up and tell them to be quiet and return for the second feeding of... More