Experience the best of nature and culture in Kota Kinabalu with this two-day package. Explore the beauty and diversity of Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park, a group of five islands off the coast of Kota Kinabalu. Enjoy snorkeling, sightseeing, and relaxing on the Sapi and Manukan islands, two of the most popular islands in the park. Discover the rich marine life and coral reefs of the park, as well as the scenic views and sandy beaches of the islands.

Learn about the culture and history of Sabah’s indigenous tribes at Mari-Mari Cultural Village, a living museum that showcases their traditional way of life. Visit the Filipino Handicraft Market, a vibrant place where you can find local souvenirs and handicrafts. This is a perfect package for those who want to experience the beauty and diversity of Kota Kinabalu.

Kota Kinabalu City Tour highlights:

• Snorkel in the clear blue water of Sapi and Manukan islands and see colorful fish, turtles, rays, and more
• Relax on the white sandy beaches of the islands and soak up the sun
• Enjoy a buffet lunch on Manukan island
• Visit Mari-Mari Cultural Village and learn about the culture and history of Sabah’s indigenous tribes
• See their traditional houses, costumes, dances, crafts, and more
• Enjoy a cultural performance and a local lunch at the village
• Visit the Filipino Handicraft Market and shop for local souvenirs and handicrafts

Discover:

Manukan Island:    Second largest island in the Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park, Malaysia’s first marine national park. It is located near Kota Kinabalu, the capital city of Sabah, and is easily accessible by boat. Manukan Island is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike, who can enjoy the beautiful beaches, the clear waters, and the diverse marine life. Manukan Island has various facilities and activities to suit different preferences, such as chalets, restaurants, a diving center, a swimming pool, hiking trails, and water sports. Manukan Island is a tropical paradise that offers a relaxing and fun experience.

Sapi Island:    Popular destination for swimming, snorkelling, and diving, as it has clear waters and beautiful coral reefs. Sapi Island also has a long and white sandy beach, where visitors can relax and enjoy the sun. Sapi Island is famous for its island-to-island zipline, which is the longest in the world. Sapi Island is a fun and adventurous place to visit.

Mari-Mari Cultural Village:     Museum that preserves and showcases the culture and lifestyle of five ethnic groups of Sabah, namely the Kadazan-Dusun, the Rungus, the Lundayeh, the Bajau, and the Murut. It is located in the countryside, away from the modern city of Kota Kinabalu, and offers visitors a chance to experience the rich heritage of Borneo. Visitors can learn about the history, beliefs, traditions, and customs of each tribe, as well as participate in various activities such as blowpipe shooting, fire making, and bamboo cooking. Mari-Mari Cultural Village is a fun and educational tour that celebrates the diversity and beauty of Sabah’s culture.