Kota Kinabalu Fun & Wet Island Tour

Sabah Tours

Situated on the island of Borneo, Sabah has plenty of beautiful and exotic offshore islands, attracting thousands of visitors each year, particularly diving enthusiasts. Some of the world’s best diving spots - such as Sipadan, Mabul and Kapalai - can be found in Sabah.

Crystal-clear waters, pristine sun-drenched beaches and unspoilt natural beauty are the main characteristics of Sabah’s islands. Surrounded by one of the richest underwater ecosystems in the world, Sabah is a premier destination for witnessing a rich and abundant marine life. Many rare and endangered marine species can be found here such as hawksbill turtles, napoleon wrasse, giant clams and a healthy reef system of hard and soft corals.

Gaya Island & Sapi Island (Day Trip)

Take a trip to the Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, just 15 minutes away by boat from Kota Kinabalu city. Gaya Island and Sapi Island are two of the five spectacular islands of Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park. (Read More...)

Manukan Island (Day Trip)

One of the five stunning islands that make up the Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, the boomerang-shaped Manukan Island is the second largest island within the park, with excellent stretches of beaches and a good trail system around the island. (Read More...)

Located just 15 minutes away by boat from the city of Kota Kinabalu, Manukan Island, the second largest island in the Tunku Rahman Marine National Park, offers a wealth of natural beauty that is quite impossible to replicate elsewhere. (Read More...)

Pulau Tiga – The Survivor Island (2 Days/1 Night)

Located just 10 kilometres off the west coast of Sabah, Pulau Tiga is also known as ‘Survivor Island’, after it was made the location for popular television series, ‘Survivor’. (Read More...)

Tunku Abdul Rahman Park Discover Scuba Dive

Scuba diving can be an enriching and unforgettable experience, but it can be equally daunting for those who have never gone underwater before. Especially for diving virgins, we have put together an ideal package just for you to help take off those first-time jitters. (Read More...)

Tunku Abdul Rahman Park Leisure Diving

The Tunku Abdul Rahman Park is a spectacular marine park comprising a cluster of islands, namely Pulau Gaya, Pulau Sapi, Pulau Manukan, Pulau Mamutik and Pulau Sulug, all of which are merely 15 minutes away by boat from the city of Kota Kinabalu. (Read More...)

Sapi Island Sea Walking Adventure

Essentially an undersea adventure without the aid of any diving equipment except for an air-hosed helmet, the Sea Walking Adventure can be taken up by anyone above 7 years of age without risk or danger. (Read More...)

Kiulu River Rafting (Grade II-III)

Kiulu River Rafting is an experience not to be missed, and best of all, it’s not as daunting as it sounds – even novices can safely take part! Travel north of Kota Kinabalu - past quaint villages, scenic countryside and the rural town of Tamparuli - to Kiulu River, where the action lies. (Read More...)

Padas River Rafting (Grade III & IV)

The Padas River offers a far greater challenge and is highly recommended for the adventurous and experienced rafter. Getting there proves to be quite an adventure too, starting with a one-and-a-half hour’s bus ride to Beaufort to catch the train that will take you all the way to the starting point. (Read More...)

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