An archipelago of seven islands, the Federal Territory of Labuan is part of a centralized province governed directly from Kuala Lumpur. It comprises the 75sqkm Pulau Labuan and six smaller islands – Pulau Burung, Pulau Daat, Pulau Kuraman, Pulau Papan, Pulau Rusukan Kecil, and Pulau Rusukan Besar.
As Brunei shares Borneo’s natural heritage, the country is a rich spot for eco-tourism, with large rainforests located mostly in the Temburong district. The natural surroundings are relatively untouched with plenty of rivers for activities such as canoeing and fishing. Jungle-trekking is another popular activity.
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Labuan Travel Guide
Labuan Attractions
A visit to Sarawak entails a wonderful journey of discovery into its culture, heritage and history. Read More»
Labuan Restaurant
Choice Restaurant is a good bet for tasty authentic Indian meals – try the roti canai with fish-head curry and sambal. Read More»
Labuan Nightlife
Labuan’s duty-free status makes it seem a little bit like Las Vegas but it’s not as glitzy or as glamorous; in fact Read More»
Labuan Shopping
With a population of approximately 50,000, Labuan is a duty-free port located 10km west of the Klias Peninsula. Read More»
Labuan Activities
Lying eight kilometres off the coast of Sabah, Labuan is best known as a duty-free stopover particularly between the Read More»
Labuan Information
Sabah’s version of Las Vegas, Pulau Labuan – an archipelago of seven islands – is Malaysia’s only duty-free federal Read More»
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