Pacific Sutera Hotel
Subtle elegance permeates The Pacific Sutera Hotel (5 star Hotel) with its grand entrance, high ceiling lobby lounge, panoramic view of the sea and 500 immaculately appointed suites and guestrooms, superlative amenities and excellent service. The lavish was designed especially for the people who ...
Travel Dates: 21 February - 31 March 2018.
Shangri-La's Tanjung Aru Rst
Just 2 and a half hours by air from Singapore and Hong Kong, located within easy access of five idyllic islands, and set amidst 25 acres of landscaped gardens overlooking a sweeping bay, Shangri-La's Tanjung Aru, Resort & Spa is a piece of heaven. It's also just ten minutes from the city centre a...
Travel Dates: 21 February - 29 March 2018.
Shangri-La's Rasa Ria Resort
It is dawn, and you are seated in a tower as the majestic new sun rises over Mount Kinabalu in the distance. This is the best breakfast you have ever had. This is Shangri-La's Rasa Ria Resort & Spa, Kota Kinabalu on Pantai Dalit Beach. Set amidst a nature reserve, the resort enchants endlessly wi...
Travel Dates: 21 February - 29 March 2018.
The island paradise nature-lovers dream of...
The region is home to Malaysia's first World Heritage site, Kinabalu National Park, intriguingly combining 4 different climate zones and Malaysia's highest mountain – Mount Kinabalu (4000m+).
Mount Kinabalu
Sabah's mixed heritage is revealed in the places of worship in KK: cathedrals, temples, mosques; and the Monsopiad Cultural Village (southeast of KK) and Mari Mari Cultural Village (northwest of KK). There are also stilt villages found along the coast, inhabited since the 15th century or so. Aside from cultural intrigue, mountain climbing and forest trips, what else is there to do?
Baby Proboscis Monkey
Kota Kinabalu is one of the top spots in Malaysia from which to launch a deep sea fishing trip and there are ample opportunities for diving and snorkelling here. Nearby Tunku Abdul Rahman National Marine Park comprises 5 islands and their surrounding coral reefs, with abundant marine life and colourful coral. There are also several World War 2 wrecks within 10–15 minutes by boat from the city. Don't worry if you're only a novice diver, you can get PADI certification while on holiday in Kota Kinabalu too.