How to See Proboscis Monkeys in Brunei for $15 (The Waterfront Boat Hack)
And why you shouldn't pay $90 for a "River Safari" tour. If you’ve been researching a trip to Brunei, you’ve probably seen the "River Safari" tours listed on major travel sites for $85 to $120 per person. They promise air-conditioned vans, "professional" guides, and hotel pickups. But there’s a better way. You don’t need an expensive tour desk to see Borneo’s famous "Big-Nosed" monkeys. In fact, you can do the exact same 1-hour river loop, including a view of the Sultan’s Palace and the world’s largest water village, for just $15 USD . Here is the exact "Waterfront Hack" I used to see wild proboscis monkeys for 20 BND. The $15 vs. $100 Reality Check In Bandar Seri Begawan, the mangroves are literally a 15 minute boat ride away from the city center. You aren't paying $100 for the monkeys; you’re paying for the marketing and the van. By going straight to the source, you cut out the middleman and put money directly into the hands ...
