Tunku Abdul Rahman Park
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Welcome to Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, a group of five stunning islands just off the coast of Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia. Known for its crystal-clear aqua waters and beautiful marine life, this destination is a must-visit for nature lovers and beach enthusiasts alike. Explore the tropical paradise of Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park, also known as Taman Negara Tunku Abdul Rahman, a group of 5 stunning islands off the coast of Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia. Named after Malaysia's first Prime Minister, this park offers a unique blend of natural beauty and historical significance. Tunku Abdul Rahman Park on Manukan Island is a paradise destination that will easily captivate you with its clear waters and stunning views. With a plethora of activities and attractions, this island has so much to offer for travelers seeking a tropical getaway.
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Klook客路用户
11 Jun
Sunset paddle boarding is really fun, but it's a bit sunny, so try to wear long sleeves and long pants, but the tour guide seems a bit shy. The group of another tour guide next to us really gives enough emotional value
KIM *******
7 Jun
They took great care of me throughout the tour and the activities were fun. Kayaking is free, so I recommend snorkeling after taking a look. Snorkeling is more fun if you go a little further than you think! The rice was delicious too!
Liang *******
20 May
We booked a sunrise package transfer project at sea. The merchant contacted us via WhatsApp the night before to inform us of the specific transfer time and information. NICK was in charge of the transfer. When we went down early in the morning, the car was already waiting. He was very nice and had a great chat on the way back and forth. His English was very good. The paddle board coach was FIFI, a very cute girl. There were only two of us that day, so it became a private group. FIFI was very nice. At first, we were allowed to slide by ourselves, but it was a pity that the weather was windy and I was blown a little far away. FIFI came over immediately and took me back. I felt very safe. We also took a lot of photos of him. His photography skills were great! ! ! It was a very good experience. When we came back, Nick's car was already waiting for us. After we washed up and tidied up, we were sent back to the hotel! So thoughtful! ! Highly recommended
yonson *****
28 Apr
very fun and exiting water sports activities. had fun with the guides and meet up was abit wait but is ok.
Klook User
24 Apr
It was a great experience, but it took a full hour to arrange the pick-up and drop-off, traveling around four places and waiting for people. If you ask for a grab, it actually only takes 15 minutes to get to the designated location. Those who don't like to wait can ask for a grab. faster. The coach's explanation is very powerful, humorous and professional. Before you slide to the designated place, the boards will be connected together with leg ropes. A coach will pull about 2-7 students. Even if you can't stand up and sit down, someone will pull you to run. You can lie down if you want. The instructors are extremely friendly to female students. When you reach the sandbank at sunset, you can take off your heavy life jacket and strip down to your bikini. They will take turns taking photos for you from sunrise to sunset. My wife and I also took photos. We were allotted about one minute to take photos. time. I suggest that men just wish themselves well, untie the link and slide around for fun. Worth attending.
Klook User
19 Apr
You must participate in this activity. The scenery is really beautiful and fun. After arriving at the gathering, you will walk for 2 minutes to the beach. The instructor will teach you how to stand, how to move forward and back, and start paddling to the Tanjung Aru beach on the left. , you can take pictures after arriving, and then row back to the original place after the sun goes below the horizon. If you want to stand up, don't be afraid of falling into the water. If you are really afraid of falling into the water, but want to stand up to play and take pictures, when you first start paddling, sit down and paddle to the Tanjung Aru beach on the left. The water over there is very shallow. You can try to stand. Even if you fall into the water, the water will only reach about your knees.
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Klook User
12 Apr
It was a first for us and it was such an amazing experience. We were picked up by Nick from our accomodation and was guided by Fifi on the basics before heading out for the sunrise. The low tide in the morning also allow us to see the beautiful corals! Highly recommended!
Wang ***
3 Apr
very nice experience with this trip. Coaches were super helpful and humorous. They linked all the boards together so we felt very safe in the middle of the ocean. All the staff were so good at photographing and very patient. worth the time and money.
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Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights
Manukan Island
Manukan Island is the second largest island in the park and a favorite among locals. With beautiful beaches, coral reefs ideal for snorkeling and diving, and well-developed tourist facilities, it offers a perfect tropical getaway.
Gaya Island
Gaya Island, the largest in the park, boasts dense tropical forests, hiking trails, luxury resorts, and a legendary beach at Police Bay. The coral reefs surrounding the island make it a great diving destination.
Sapi Island
Sapi Island offers clear aqua waters and picturesque views, making it a favorite among visitors. Perfect for snorkeling and relaxing on the beach.
Culture and History
Tunku Abdul Rahman Park holds historical significance as a natural reserve and marine park. The islands are rich in biodiversity and offer a glimpse into Malaysia's natural heritage.
Local Cuisine
While exploring the islands, be sure to try local dishes such as seafood delicacies and traditional Malaysian cuisine. Dining by the beach adds to the unique culinary experience.
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