Sabah Hotels & Travel Information
Sabah Travel Information
Located on Borneo Island’s north-western side, Sabah is known for its super-sized offerings. The rafflesia – the world’s largest flower – is a parasitic plant that blooms here to a whooping one metre in diameter and the 30cm-long Kinabalu giant red leech (longer than the average human male foot) lives here. Additionally, the 4095m Mount Kinabalu – a granite fortress that’s known as the loftiest peak between the Himalayas and New Guinea – is found in Sabah’s Kinabalu National Park, a World Heritage Site. Falling just below the typhoon belt, there's a variety of natural riches on parade in the fertile region, plus the state experiences a balmy tropical climate, making it the perfect place to visit all year round.
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Enjoy a variety of hotels in Sabah that range from budget hotels to international standard resorts. Get instant confirmation of hotel rooms to ensure and guarantee a comfortable place to stay. Read More...
These tours will take you to visit indigenous tribes, hot springs, rainforest valleys or even climb Mount Kinabalu. There are also tours for discovering the wonderful landmarks of Kota Kinabalu. Read More...
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. Read More...
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Located on Borneo’s north-western flank, Sabah is Malaysia’s east coast capital. The state has 30 ethnicities and among these groups more than 80 dialects are spoken. Read More...
When the sun goes down in Sabah, start out at the Waterfront Esplanade along Jalan Tun Fuad Stephens – besides fine dining, this upscale hotspot has a good number of ‘resto-bars’ including BED – the biggest dance club in town. Read More...
The best time to visit Sabah is in May when the week-long Sabah fest takes place; celebrations include an assortment of music, dance and food and culminates in the Pesta Kaamatan (Harvest Festival). Read More...
Sabah is known for its lush greenery, rich fauna and the stony turrets of mighty Mount Kinabalu. Sabah’s national parks are the foremost reason that people visit the state. Read More...
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. Read More...
Our interactive map (and satellite views) displays all available hotels with photos, facilities and guest comments as well as attractions, landmarks and other items of interest with links to relevant information pages. Read More...
