Sabah’s abundant and relatively accessible wildlife – combined with its picturesque islands and beaches – offer visitors the opportunity of combining nature-based activities such as trekking, wildlife watching and diving, with relaxing beach holidays.

Our tours and excursions are designed to get the best out of what Sabah has to offer. Whether it is climbing Mount Kinabalu; discovering the ancient rainforest at Danum Valley; cruising the Kinabatangan River in search of Proboscis monkeys; snorkeling in the Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park; diving Sipadan or simply relaxing on a beach; our experienced local guides will connect you with Sabah, its people and the natural features of the “Land Below the Wind”. If you find that none of the packages on our website fit into your itinerary, we can tailor tours to your needs.

Weather
Sabah has two seasons: the wetter season runs from September to January, the drier season from February to August. However, the distinction between seasons is not very marked, and the weather patterns and rainfall levels are unpredictable. Sabah generally has uniform temperatures throughout the year with an annual variation of less than 2°C. Rainfall in southern Sabah is lower than in the north, and falls quite evenly throughout the year, with just a slight dip in millimeters between February and April. Due to it’s altitude Kinabalu National Park is always much cooler than the surrounding lowland regions.