Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia

Day 9 - Kota Kinabalu

Last Day in Borneo From Intrepid: Head back to Kota Kinabalu today by boat and minivan. This will take around 40 minutes. Optional activities include a visit the intriguing Mari Mari Cultural Village, nestled deep in the countryside. Here you will see how indigenous ethnic groups of Borneo...

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shoshtrvls on August 26, 2018 from Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia

from the travel blog: Borneo and South Korea (2018)

Day 8 - Tunku Abdul National Marine Park

More Manukan Island, Snorkeling From Intrepid: Enjoy a snorkelling trip today, where an array of coral and brightly coloured marine life reveals itself, conditions depending. An optional scuba dive trip from Manukan Island is also on offer for those interested in a more immersive...

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shoshtrvls on August 25, 2018 from Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia

from the travel blog: Borneo and South Korea (2018)

Day 7 - Manukan Island

Manukan Island, Cocktail Party on the Dock From Intrepid: Transfer to Sandakan Airport today for a flight to Kota Kinabalu. Keep in mind that the luggage allowance for this flight is only 15 kg of check in luggage and one cabin bag of 7kg and any excess baggage will incur a further charge...

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shoshtrvls on August 24, 2018 from Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia

from the travel blog: Borneo and South Korea (2018)

Day 1 - Arrival

Harbor, Floating Mosque, Night Market From Intrepid: Selamat Datang! Welcome to Malaysia. An arrival airport transfer is included. Please advise your flight details at time of booking or 14 days prior to departure so as we can book this transfer for you. Your adventure begins with a...

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shoshtrvls on August 18, 2018 from Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia

from the travel blog: Borneo and South Korea (2018)

Vuorikiipeilyä vaiko saarihyppelyä

Lento Borneoon; maailman kolmanneksi suurimmalle saarelle, saapui aikataulussa. Olisin ottanut laivan, mutta sellaista ei manner-Malesiasta kulkenut. Matkalaukkuhihnalla odotti ikävä yllätys, jo toisen kerran Air Asia sai matkalaukkuni tuhottua yhden lennon aikana. Pihisen kiukkua, koska uusien...

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rosabella on August 8, 2012 from Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia

from the travel blog: Kaukana kotoa: Siperian halki ja matkantekoa Itä-Aasiassa

Bye Justine!!

Today was Justine’s last day and the kind lady (I’ve forgotten her name) made up Nasi Goreng Kampong (fried rice with salted fish) for breakfast before we drove Justine to the airport and dropped the hire car back off. It was sad to see her go as well, but we made plans to spend Christmas...

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chrischarly on May 20, 2011 from Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia

from the travel blog: Chris and Charly's Passage through SE Asia

And the last of the stitches

Neil and Reggie woke up early to head to an island just off from Kota Kinabalu making a brief stopover at the dentist as poor Neil’s Wisdom tooth is coming through whilst me and Chris enjoyed a relaxing lie-in! The reason why we didn’t go with them was because I had to once again go back to...

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chrischarly on May 9, 2011 from Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia

from the travel blog: Chris and Charly's Passage through SE Asia

Kota Kinabalu

We planned this trip months in advance and primarily had interests in the Orangutan Rehabilitation Center. Little did we know, we were about to embark on a beautiful country filled with wonderful people, delicious food, prestine landscapes and mountainous challenges. We arrived into a humid...

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01finkle on January 10, 2011 from Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia

from the travel blog: The Land Beneath the Wind

A Glimpse of Kota Kinabalu

Today we started with an English breakfast (because we missed it already)! We then shopped around for last minute items before our tour began. Lunch again was at the waterfront. After which, Chris and I headed to the Sabah Museum. The skeleton of a whale shark took my breath away. The...

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01finkle on January 10, 2011 from Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia

from the travel blog: The Land Beneath the Wind

High on Kinabalu!!

The 9 hour coach journey up to Sabah was one we had underestimated in terms of ease. Due to the borders of Sarawak, Brunei and Sabah we were required to disembark the bus a total of 6 times! First the bus exited Sarawak and then we entered Brunei. Then we left Brunei and entered back into...

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SupandNic on August 2, 2010 from Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia

from the travel blog: Sup and Nic's World Tour!

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