Top Kota Kinabalu Multi-day Tours

Summiting 13,435-foot (4,095-meter) Mount Kinabalu, the peak that adorns Sabah’s state flag, is a Borneo must-do for many. To make the summit, you need to reserve your mountain guesthouse well ahead of time. Rather than piece the trip together independently, take it easy with this convenient 3-day package that includes a night at Laban Rata Resthouse, a night at Poring Hot Springs, a climbing permit, guide, meals, and round-trip transfers.

A 2-day guided tour highlights the best of Sabah’s natural beauty. Discover wonders of the plant kingdom at Kinabalu National Park, witness the 140 million year old rainforest of Borneo from a tree-top canopy walk-way, take a nice dip in rock-pools of mineral-infused hot springs and cozy up in nature’s lap as you spend a night in the stunningly scenic foothills of Mount Kinabalu.

Mount Trusmadi is a great alternative to Mount Kinabalu. The climb is even tougher and more challenging than Mount Kinabalu. Imagine a hike surrounded with pristine jungle and nature, cool mountain air and away from the crowds, that feels like you have a private camp all to yourself. Mount Trusmadi is strenuous, so do expect to get really mud dirty during the rainy season.

2D Twins Cultural exchange – Rungus & Tabilung Dusun Tribes Experiences in Northern of Borneo . The Rungus people is one of Sabah’s ethnics group that still hold proudly to their cultures and traditions. They are also elegantly famous for handicraft works especially on beads and ornamental items. The architecture of their longhouse is simply stunning and unique. Not to be missed is the “Tip of Borneo” (Tanjung Simpang Mengayau). Spend a night at Tabilung Village where the almost forgotten tribe of the sub Dusun. Meet your local host and get to know the Tabilung tribe with many legends and stories. Night – traditional showcase of Tabilung tribe. Learn to cook next day - Tabilung traditional meals.

If you feel that you want a little taste of the Via Ferrata experience but do not wish to expend too much energy on it (you still have to climb back down the mountain!), the Walk the Torq route would be best for you.

Mount Kinabalu at 4,095m is the highest mountain in Malaysia and listed as one of the top climbable mountains in the world. Situated in Kinabalu National Park, a UNESCO heritage site, it is home to thousands of flora and fauna species. Mount Kinabalu is sacred to the local Sabah Dusun-Kadazan native tribe as it is always often referred to Aki Nabalu which name derives from the native language 'Grand Father / Ancestor ' . It is no mystery why the elders refer to the mountain as Aki, they believe that all spirit belong to the mountain and will return there after their time in this realm has finished. Thus Aki is the guardian who keeps the mountain, and lead the souls back to the mountain when its their time. Native of Sabah has always revered Aki Nabalu for this reason.

There is a strong cultural feel when you are in Kudat, located on the north coast from Kota Kinabalu Kudat welcomes her visitors with stretches of longhouses on stilts along the peninsula. The quiet town of Kudat is a serene fishing village and well-known for her beautiful beaches along its coast. Be with either exploring nature trails or simply have a lazy day on the beach, Kudat offers stunning sunsets that fill the entire skyline with colours and radiates the feel of repose leaving you enduring for more.

Kudat is a place with lower tourists' attention over the years, which is why it could preserve its nature within. The most fun part is you could snorkel in 4 different snorkeling spots with different seabed. The coral reefs here are preserved the best and its beauty could be same par with corals in Semporna nearby islands.

Get close to mother nature and visit various attractions in this Mt. Kinabalu 2-Day Tour. It's time to slow down your pace and revel in the beauty of Mt. Kinabalu.

Experience the jungle life with our 2D1N Borneo Jungle Adventure. Upon arrival at the Adventure Centre on your first day, you will be briefed by the jungle guide before entering the jungle via a trek through the local villages, hanging bridges and the Kiulu River. Once at Jungle Camp Kalani, this is where the real experience begins. You will be taught basic jungle living skills such as setting up a hammock, using tools like parang, chopping firewood and cooking. At night, you will be treated with stories about jungle taboos and the history of the ancient Sabahan Head Hunters. On the second day you will enjoy a simple breakfast prepared with the help of your guide, and begin your trek back to the Adventure Centre. After freshening up, you will enjoy the Zip Borneo Adventure challenge which consists of zip lining, abseiling, wall climbing and a high ropes agility course, and you will be brought to the river for river tubing.

Explore nature’s wonders from Low’s Peak Circuit at 3,776m above sea level (a.s.l.). Get glimpses of the uncommonly seen hidden corners of the mountain plateau as well as the broad and stunning landscapes surrounding the mountain. Designed for the brave and active with above-average fitness levels, this 4 – 6 hour route with an optional summit attempt includes rest stops at scenic locations.

This tour provides you a chance to live in a local village. Sunusron is a old and quaint village in tambunan where you will get to experience the local culture of Sabah Borneo. From breathtaking views to home cooked food you will walk away from this tour with local knowledge you are sure to never forget.

Spend a week exploring remarkable Sabah, one of the most stunning corners of the planet with turquoise seas, unparalleled snorkelling and pristine natural jungles packed with hundreds of bird and animal species, plus over 5000 plant species, hot springs and caves to boast! Highlights: -Snorkel in the stunning Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park -Discover Mount Kinabalu National Park and Poring Hot Springs -Take river cruises and go trekking in Kinabatangan -Visit the Gomantong Caves & Sepilok Orangutan Sanctuary

Discover the culture, people, food and the families of the mountain guides that is made out of mostly the Kadazandusun. On Day 1, we'll trek about 2 hours through hills of pineapple and rice fields to our jungle basecamp. Take the time to learn some jungle activities while we're here. Day 2, the hike up to the majestic waterfall takes about 2 hours through an almost untouched Borneo rainforest. After, we'll head back to the village and stay with our host in their home. Day 3, before heading back to town, visit some of their very own mini pineapple factory, coffee processing area and honey farms. Take this opportunity to help the local economy by purchasing some authentic souvenirs for friends or family members. Depending on the time of year, we'll see farmers either planting or harvesting rice, and we'll witness the daily life of the KadazanDusun tribespeople.