The Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park, named so after the first Prime
Minister of Malaysia, Tunku Abdul Rahman, is a Marine National Park in
Malaysia. Consisting of 5 islands as the main land areas for the park,
most of this beautiful park lies underwater, in fact more than
two-thirds of it! The National Park is famous for its numerous sea
activities and it draws large number of tourists as well as local
visitors throughout the year.
The most sought-after facilities on the National Park are snorkeling
and diving. People from faraway places come here for the amazing
snorkeling experience, and if you have ever been a fan of water sports
or sea activities, then visiting the Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park
should be a spontaneous decision. With 5 different islands to explore,
multiple types of sea activities to do, and amazing beaches to relax
in, the park wins over everyone who visits it, leaving them enamored
and thirsting for more.
● Manukan Islands
● Gaya Islands
● Snorkeling
● Jungle Trekking
● Diving
Speedboat from Kota Kinabalu - Fares are different according to the
island you want to visit
Time taken is 20 to 40 minutes.
● The National park is two-thirds underwater, so naturally most of the
charm is from the underwater activities and make sure to try them out.
● There are many choices for accommodations in the park, from
luxurious resorts to budget camping options, so choose your pick.
● The boat rides transporting you to and from the islands have a fixed
time schedule, so make sure to plan accordingly. Missing the last boat
out at 4:30 p.m. would mean either staying the night or getting a
private transport off the island, which will be much more expensive
than your usual tickets.
● Sunblock and insect repellent is a must for island-hopping.
● Avoid visiting during the winter months as the seas are turbulent
and unsafe to traverse.
● If you are visiting one of the smaller islands, make sure to carry
water and snacks as they are not heavily populated with vendors.
● Some of the resorts around the city offer good packages on the
National Park so make sure to check with your hotel.
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Sunday: Open 24 hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
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