Kota Kinabalu Port Guide

The RAID Try-Dive Experience offers a safe, entertaining way for first-timers to explore the underwater world in the heart of the Malaysian Coral Triangle. Highly trained RAID Diving Instructors will brief you during this visit to Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.

This full-day scuba diving adventure for certified divers only is guided by a PADI instructor with over 10 years of experience at Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park. Guests meet at Jesselton Quay at 8:15 AM for registration, with the trip departing at 8:30 AM and ending between 2:30 PM and 3:00 PM.

Our team of experienced professionals provides the best service to maintain our 5 Star Dive Center status, earning many positive reviews from previous customers. In March 2019, we received the PADI Professional Image Evaluation certificate for meeting requirements as a dive center run by PADI instructors.

Enjoy views of Mount Kinabalu, a fish spa leg massage, and the themed upside-down house in Tamparuli. Experience the cool air of Kundasang while tasting gelato and fresh milk from the cow farm's dairy area.

The Bongawan River Cruise is a hidden gem of Borneo offering unmatched quality and the best service from certified expert guides. Please meet at Burger King at The Shore at 1 PM for pickup, though note the mosque is unavailable on Fridays.

Explore the authentic water village community at Pulau Gaya before visiting Kampung Gipsi Sabah, the island's first cultural village, to immerse yourself in local traditions. The trip includes a photo session where you can wear traditional costumes.

Visit the Yayasan Sabah Tower for panoramic city views and the Kinabalu Tower to learn about the state's administration and development. You will also experience the spiritual atmosphere and intricate Buddhist statues of the Puh Toh Tze Temple.

Even without a license, you can enjoy a safe scuba diving experience with friends or family under the patient, step-by-step guidance of a PADI instructor. Your movements will be monitored safely by our instructor throughout the session.

Sail a catamaran to Gaya and Sepanggar Islands to swim, snorkel, kayak, or paddleboard among vibrant coral reefs and marine life like sea turtles. Guided by an experienced captain, you will enjoy breathtaking coastline views while gliding through turquoise seas.

Inhale the fresh morning air while paddling through mangrove paths to see indigenous villagers fishing and commuting before reaching a sunrise point. There, you will enjoy a relaxing and breathtakingly majestic view of Mt Kinabalu.

Take a scenic boat ride through Bongawan river’s rustic villages and pristine mangroves to see diverse vegetation and endemic wildlife like Proboscis monkeys, macaques, monitor lizards, and fireflies. This lush forest area highlights the natural beauty and biodiversity of Sabah.

Depart your hotel for the Mari-Mari Cultural Village, a museum in Sabah that preserves and shares the knowledge, history, and traditions of Borneo’s ethnic culture. This visit ensures that these cultural legacies are not forgotten by visitors.

Snorkeling at TARP Island is an inexpensive, popular, and fun way for anyone of any age or fitness level, including non-swimmers, to see the underwater world. This day tour from Kota Kinabalu hotels includes lunch, entrance fees, and hotel transfers.

Located an hour from Kota Kinabalu, the three isolated Mantanani Islands feature white sandy beaches, crystal-clear blue waters, and three shipwrecks holding many secrets. Once known only to a few locals, this destination offers a peaceful environment where time slows down.

Spend your leisure time swimming or snorkeling in crystal-clear waters to discover the rich coral life surrounding the island before returning to Kota Kinabalu.

After a 1.5-hour morning drive from your hotel to Tamparuli, stop at the ending point for refreshments and to change clothes. The tour then proceeds to the starting point at either Pukak or Sukang.

Skip private charter fees with this group excursion to Sapi and Manukan Islands to snorkel vibrant reefs, sunbathe, and enjoy a BBQ lunch. Free snorkel equipment is provided for exploring the crystal-clear waters of the South China Sea.

This guided tour explores the Ranau–Kundasang region, Kinabalu National Park, and Poring’s Kipungit Waterfall within the Kinabalu Geopark site. There are also high chances to see the Rafflesia, the world's largest flower, at your own expense depending on blooming time.

Explore the architectural heritage and leafy streetscapes of Kota Kinabalu, including buildings that survived World War II. Visit a city viewpoint to capture its unassuming charm on camera.

This day trip to Tunku Abdul Rahman Park includes minivan and boat transfers, snorkel gear, and a barbecue. Activities include beach volleyball, swimming, snorkeling, or hiking to Sunrise Point along the southern coastline's best snorkeling areas.