Welcome to Sabah, the wild heart of Borneo. This is a land of towering mountains, ancient rainforests, and some of the world's most beautiful islands. From the vibrant city of Kota Kinabalu, you can explore it all. Our 5-star rated, expert-led tours are your gateway to an unforgettable Sabah adventure.
We offer a wide range of Sabah tours to showcase the incredible diversity of Malaysian Borneo, from relaxing island trips around the Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park to thrilling jungle adventures through Sabah’s rainforest and mountain trails all led by local guides who know the region best.
Explore Sabah’s capital city and its rich cultural heritage, from Kota Kinabalu’s waterfront markets and Filipino floating village to nearby indigenous villages showcasing Sabah’s diverse ethnic traditions. These Kota Kinabalu tours pair city sightseeing with an authentic look at Borneo’s cultural roots, alongside its famous natural landmarks like Mount Kinabalu.
Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
Jalan Kionsom, Inanam, 88450 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
Pulau Sapi, Sabah & Pulau Manukan, Sabah
Mantanani Island, Kota Belud, Sabah
Mengalum Island, Sabah
Get up close with the majestic, wild nature of Borneo on a Sabah mountains and nature tour, from the towering peaks of Kinabalu National Park to lush rainforest reserves home to orangutans and rare wildlife found nowhere else on Earth.
Kinabalu National Park, Kinabalu Park, 89300 Ranau, Sabah
Kundasang, Ranau, Sabah
Experience Sabah’s river and wildlife adventures, from adrenaline-filled white water rafting on the Kiulu or Padas River to magical firefly river cruises at dusk, spotting proboscis monkeys and other native wildlife along the way.
Kiulu White Water Rafting Centre, Jalan Tamparuli Kiulu, 89250 Tamparuli, Sabah
Kawa-Kawa River Cruise, 89150 Kota Belud, Sabah
Sabah is an adventurer’s dream. As local experts, here are our tips for the top experiences.
Mount Kinabalu is the 4,095-meter (13,435 ft) crown jewel of Sabah. While our day tours visit Kinabalu Park at its base, climbing to the summit is a major 2-day, 1-night undertaking. Expert Tip: You must book a climbing permit and a guide many months in advance, as permits are extremely limited. The climb is non-technical (no ropes needed) but is very physically demanding due to the altitude. Most climbers start in the dark on day 2 to reach the summit for sunrise.
The Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park (TARP) is just a 15-minute boat ride from Kota Kinabalu. It’s a group of 5 beautiful islands. Our tours often focus on Sapi Island and Manukan Island. Expert Tip: Sapi Island is smaller and has great snorkeling right off the beach (and some big monitor lizards!). Manukan Island is larger with more facilities and a longer stretch of beach. We highly recommend trying the “Coral Flyer,” a 250m zipline that flies you from one island to the other!
…see our Guide to Island Hopping in Tunku Abdul Rahman Park.
Kota Kinabalu (or “KK”) is a vibrant, modern city. The Tanjung Aru Beach is world-famous for its incredible sunsets. The Filipino Market is a bustling night market where you can try amazing, fresh, grilled seafood for a very low price. For culture, the beautiful Kota Kinabalu City Mosque (The Floating Mosque) is a must-see, especially for photos when it’s lit up at night.
…see our full list of the Top 10 Things to Do in Kota Kinabalu.
Our friendly, professional guides are from Sabah. They are certified, passionate about wildlife, and know the local culture inside and out.
We keep our groups small for a better experience. We also offer fully private, customizable tours to match your exact interests.
From our boats to our rafting gear, your safety is our top concern. We handle all logistics, park fees, and tickets so you can just enjoy the adventure.
Our guests consistently rate our Sabah tours 5-stars for reliability, fun, and our amazing local guides
Kuala Lumpur is warm and humid year-round, so there’s no bad time to go — but June to August brings the driest, sunniest stretch, making it ideal for outdoor sightseeing, rooftop bars, and day trips to Batu Caves or the Genting Highlands. Expect brief afternoon showers most of the year rather than prolonged monsoon rain.
It depends on your nationality. Malaysia is visa-free for over 130 nationalities, including US, UK, EU, Australian, Canadian, and Japanese passport holders, with stays ranging from 14 to 90 days depending on nationality. US citizens specifically get 90 days visa-free with no prior application needed. Regardless of visa status, most foreign travelers must submit the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) online within three days of arrival — this is free and only takes a few minutes on the official government MDAC portal.
2–3 days covers the city highlights comfortably such as Petronas Towers, Batu Caves, and a food-focused evening in Bukit Bintang or Jalan Alor. If you want to add day trips to the Genting Highlands or Malacca, 4–5 days gives you breathing room without rushing.
Yes. Kuala Lumpur is generally considered one of the safer capital cities in Southeast Asia for tourists, with a modern transit system and English widely spoken, which makes navigation and communication straightforward even for first-time visitors to the region.
The LRT and MRT rail network covers most major attractions and is the fastest way to skip traffic. Ride-hailing apps are widely used for door-to-door trips, and the city center is walkable in short stretches, though the heat makes taxis or rail a better option for longer distances.
Get the most out of your visit with our expert guides and tips.
You've seen the stunning islands and wild mountains. Now it's time to experience Sabah with a trusted local guide.
