Dalit Bay, Tuaran
A beach resort area in Tuaran, Sabah, with a long shoreline on the South China Sea and a nature reserve nearby.
- 1,660 km
- Flight 2.5 hrs + 40-50 min drive
Beaches & Islands · Sabah
Banggi Island, Sabah Sabah · 1,750 kmSabah's largest island, off Kudat in the north, with local communities, mangroves and quiet beaches.
Bohey Dulang, Semporna Sabah · 1,900 kmA volcanic island in Tun Sakaran Marine Park near Semporna with a hilltop view over a turquoise lagoon.
Gaya Island Sabah · 1,600 kmKota Kinabalu's big island! Pulau Gaya covers 1,483 hectares as part of Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, with ridges rising to 300 m.
- Island Hopping - Sapi & Manukan Sabah · 1,600 km
Crystal-clear water just minutes from the city! Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park's islands - Sapi and Manukan - are a 15-minute boat ride from Kota Kinabalu, offering powder-white beaches…
- Kapalai Island Sabah · 1,900 km
A resort on stilts over the reef! Pulau Kapalai, about 15 km off Sipadan, is known for its scuba resorts. Erosion has worn the island down to a sandbar, and the buildings stand on stilts…
Layang-Layang Atoll, Sabah Sabah · 1,800 kmA remote coral atoll in the South China Sea, belonging to Malaysia, known for scuba diving, hammerhead sharks and a dive resort.
Sabah
- 1Borneo Hypermall Sabah · 1,600 km
East Malaysia's largest! 1Borneo Hypermall spreads over 23.3 acres along the Jalan Sulaman Highway in Kota Kinabalu and is currently the largest shopping mall in East Malaysia.
- 1Malaysia Steamboat (Halal) Sabah · 1,858 km
A halal restaurant or café in Sandakan, Sabah, listed as halal in its name. Ask to see its halal certificate or confirm that it is Muslim-owned.
- Ariani Kota Kinabalu Sabah · 1,639 km
A shop for hijabs, telekung, baju kurung and baju Melayu in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. Check opening hours and stock before you go.
Banteng (Tembadau) SabahA wild forest ox with white socks, called tembadau in Sabah. Endangered. Males are dark, females and calves reddish. Tabin Wildlife Reserve in Sabah is a good place to look for it.
Bay Cat SabahOne of the rarest wild cats in the world, with a chestnut-red coat, found only on Borneo. Endangered. It is almost never seen and is known mainly from camera traps in forests of Sabah…
Black-crowned Pitta SabahA jewel-like forest bird of Borneo with a black head, red belly and blue wings. It hops on the forest floor, so a local birding guide helps to find it.
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