Kiddo climbed half of the wall after she saw me made to the top and rang the bell. 
Thanks to Facebook Ads and Artificial Intelligence that we did not have to think of where to go in the weekends as the social media just showed any promotion offered by tour companies within our range. Zip Borneo is not really a new attraction but it is just lack of promotions and its location is actually quite hidden within the beautiful village of Kiulu.
As we went to the sea last week, this Saturday, we decided this greenery getaway with thrilling activities to be our destination.
Few days back before this trip, news broke out that a preschooler contracted with Covid-19 and it alarmed lot of parents to the extent of confining their children at home. That news definitely scared me too, but, the fact is everyone has to live with the virus. Some perhaps questioned why I bring my daughter out. Maybe they are just concern, or try to be "righteous" parents, well, that is up to them.
Open space like at the nature would have lower risks.
But at The Adventure centre in Kiulu, rest assure. The staff are really putting safety the utmost priority for visitors. 
Not only in terms of its equipment that a 7-year-old kid, or even younger, can "fly" across river via its zipline but also strictly abiding with the new standard operating procedures to prevent the spread of infections. 
Although I have said that it is alright to remove masks at the open space, but the staff themselves were still covering their mouths and noses properly. (It is indeed annoying to see someone put the mask on their chins which defeated the purpose). They also constantly remind us of the physical distancing with other groups (who also came by appointment only) and to wash our hands with soap everytime we finish a game.
For more information:
Contact
Office: +088 26 9289
Hotline: +6013 8088075
Fax: +088 25 8289
Email: fly@zipborneo.com
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