Explore the Magic of Sabah: Wildlife, Adventure, and Unforgettable Experiences
Every day feels like a warm summer in tropical Sabah, Malaysian Borneo – just one of the many reasons to visit this stunning destination.
The River Kinabatangan offers a unique chance to witness wildlife thriving in their natural habitat, while the famous Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre is a favourite among visitors of all ages. Sabah’s untouched tropical rainforests and the grandeur of Kinabalu National Park showcase an extraordinary diversity of flora, fauna, mammals, and 326 bird species. Recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000, the park is crowned by Mount Kinabalu, a 4,095-metre peak accessible even to those without specialist mountaineering skills. Along Sabah’s coastline, idyllic islands (pulau) await, and the sea remains invitingly warm year-round.
The sunsets over the South China Sea on Sabah’s west coast are often breathtaking, and sunrise from Mount Kinabalu’s summit is an unforgettable experience.
For thrill-seekers, Sabah is a playground of adventure with activities like climbing Mount Kinabalu, white-water rafting, trekking, cycling, and diving. For those seeking relaxation, Sabah’s luxurious resorts provide the perfect retreat after outdoor pursuits.
Sabahan cuisine is a delightful blend of Malay, Chinese, and indigenous Kadazan Dusun flavours, offering something to please every palate. Above all, the friendly and hospitable Sabahan people ensure visitors leave with cherished memories of their beloved homeland.
Sabah is a destination where adventure, discovery, education, and relaxation are the perfect mix for an unforgettable holiday.
12 Amazing Things To Enjoy In Sabah Malaysian Borneo
· Visit the world-famous Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre as these rare, precious and lovable apes drop in from the jungle to enjoy an early lunch
· Experience an unforgettable sunrise at the top of Southeast Asia on the peak of 14,000 feet, Mount Kinabalu
· Take a boat ride and spend the day on a gorgeous Pulau (island) in the warm South China Sea
· Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site Kinabalu National Park with its extraordinarily diverse flora, fauna, wildlife and birds
· Cruise along the River Kinabatangan, whose wealth of wildlife on and beside the river-bank is crowned by the pygmy elephant
· Sip a cool drink in the garden of a boutique hotel hidden away high in the hills above Kota Kinabalu while you watch the sunset over the South China Sea
· Enjoy all kinds of delicious local dishes authentically cooked with local ingredients that are enjoyed by locals and visitors alike…
· Take a trek through the jungle and virgin rainforest, and at the end of the trek, be rewarded with a refreshing soak in the pool of a stunningly beautiful waterfall
· Experience the adrenalin rush of white-water rafting
· Head south of Kota Kinabalu for a late afternoon cruise amongst the mangroves on the unspoilt river wetlands to look for Proboscis Monkeys
· Rest and chill at a beautiful resort by the rainforest with its own 6km private white-sand beach, swimming pools, spa, golf course, restaurants and bars…
We at Blue Kinabalu want to share these experiences with you in the tours we offer…
Top Tips for visiting Kota Kinabalu and Sabah
