Sabah Hotels & Resorts
Sabah Travel and Guide Informations
Sabah at the North Eastern tip of Borneo is the gateway to fascinating cultures, beautiful scenery and magical islands.
From the world-famous Sipadan Island to the Orang-Utans of Sepilok, there’s so much to see and discover in the natural paradise called Sabah. |
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Situated on the shores of Sabah near Manukan Island, Sutera Harbour is set on 384 acres of manicured lawn and features the on-site Borneo Spa, a 104-berth marina and a 27-hole Graham Marsh golf course. Guestrooms have views of either the verdant tropical garden, golf course or the deep blue sea.
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Sabah has an astounding amount of beautiful islands off its coastlines on both its eastern and western regions. This is why Sabah is regularly sought after by divers as the seas are abundant in coral reefs and marine life.
It’s not just nature in which Sabah is famous for, there are also plenty of cultural and historical sights to keep you occupied while on a journey to explore this beautiful part of Borneo.
These tours will take you to visit indigenous tribes, hot springs, rainforest valleys and even climb the highest mountain in Southeast Asia – Mount Kinabalu. |
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The Resort sets the scene for a spectacularly relaxing holiday by the beach with its on-site Borneo Spa and an 18-hole championship golf course. |
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(MYR 1,012) MYR 430
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The ecological richness of Sabah has given birth to a whole host of nature-based attractions. Climb the highest mountain in South East Asia, Kinabalu, or play with the gentle Orang-Utan primates in Sepilok. It’s all here in Sabah!
Sabah, at the North Eastern part of Borneo, is rich not only with magical islands, but deep tracts of virgin rainforest. What is believed to be the highest mountain in South East Asia resides in Sabah, the Kinabalu Mountain.
Known as the ‘Land below the Wind’, Sabah on the eastern side of Borneo is home to over 30 different ethnic races with over 80 local dialects. Its title comes from its location; directly beneath the typhoon belt making it free from climatic disturbances. |
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