Heart of Borneo – like Camel Trophy but much more extrem! — You define the length!

In 1985, the legendary Camel Trophy took place in Kalimantan. A huge operation with dozens of vehicles, support vehicles, even helicopters, and a vast infrastructure made such an adventure possible.

Today, 40 years later, we can conduct similar missions in the very heart of Borneo. However, our goal isn’t to turn fuel into exhaust fumes and noise, but to supply village communities in the most remote valleys of Borneo with food, fuel, school supplies, and other essential goods.

And yes, we don’t have budgets comparable to those the tobacco industry provided for the show back then! Nor do we have anything remotely comparable to the logistics behind the project! We drive into the jungle with maybe two or three vehicles, occasionally even alone with just one.

If something breaks, you have to repair it yourself. If you get stuck in a mud hole, you have to get out yourself. If a section of road is no longer passable, you have to build a detour yourself. That’s pure adventure! Everyone is obliged to do everything they can to make progress. If there’s no bridge over the river, you have to improvise. You either build a raft or inflate the floats and turn the 4×4 off-roader into a floating amphibious vehicle.
The physical, psychological, and mental demands are enormous, and we are looking for professionals and enthusiasts, all-rounders who are willing to embark on such an adventure.
One thing is the same as it was 40 years ago at the Camel Trophy: The team can only succeed as a whole or turn back without accomplishing anything as a team.
Are you an absolute off-road freak? Then you should contact us; we have a few more project ideas to implement… Pure adventure – success is not guaranteed!

This is not actually a prepared tour we offer – you can become a part of the preparation team